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Nexio+ Channelbrand™ Nexio+ Channelbrand™ Advanced Multichannel Branding Solution Nexio+ Channelbrand™ is a cost-effective, multichannel branding solution, combining integrated branding and video playback functions all in a single, flexible platform. It simplifies the creation, display and maintenance of a consistent brand, allowing broadcasters to get to air quickly and simply, with data-driven content, logos, time/temperature display, rolls/crawls, and EAS information. Available in a scalable channel density, Nexio+ Channelbrand can be deployed as a standalone solution; connected to a larger Nexio+ playout solution and ADC™ or D-Series™ automation; or integrated with third-party control and automation systems. Content can be created online or offline and include L-bar effects, multilevel animation/still insertion, and data-driven elements for template-based playout. Offering both two-channel and four-channel versions, Nexio+ Channelbrand provides a flexible solution for all broadcasters. Nexio+ Channelbrand 2x provides two channels of advanced branding and graphics capabilities with multiple live input switching, digital video effects (DVEs) and a maximum number of layers Nexio+ Channelbrand 4x provides four channels of standard branding with digital video effects (DVEs) and a limited number of layers Nexio+ Channelbrand can leverage full Nexio+™ AMP® media server clip playback capability from either internal or external SAN-based storage. This allows users to capitalize on the market-leading design of our award-winning Nexio+ product family, including a comprehensive set of software-based video codecs and advanced audio routing. Nexio+ Channelbrand is enhanced by Imagine Communications’ cross-platform Animation Builder solution, which enables an integrated approach to graphics template creation and allows for simplified and streamlined workflows from creation to air. By leveraging native Adobe® After Effects® CC rendering, templates created by graphics professionals using Animation Builder enable rapid customization without conversion prior to rendering — adding even more efficiency to graphics creation. Features Channelbrand 2x Features One or two-channel configuration Up to 4 live inputs (2 per channel) Optional Nexio+ video playback or record channels from local storage or external Nexio+ SAN (2 per channel) Full A/B mixing between live inputs and optional video playback channels 2D DVEs for squeezeback or picture-in-picture of live inputs or video playback channels (2 per channel) Advanced graphics with multiple layers of independent bugs, crawls, animations, clocks and more TitleMotion GS graphic regions for advanced text FX and scripting 1 866 4 IMAGINE Nexio+ Channelbrand™ http://www.imaginecommunications.com/products/playout/master-control-branding-graphics/nexio-channelbrand Page 1 of 11 © Imagine Communications Proprietary and Confidential Channelbrand 4x Features Up to four-channel configuration Up to 4 live inputs (1 per channel) Optional Nexio+ video playback or record channels from local storage or external SAN (1 per channel) 2D DVEs for squeezeback or picture-in-picture of live inputs or video playback channels (1 per channel) Standard graphics with multiple layers of independent bugs, crawls, animations, clocks and more Common Channelbrand 2x/4x Features Integrated branding, switching, and optional video playback Software preview of output channels Controlled via GPI, automation, or manual user interface Compatible with third-party automation software, as well as Imagine Communications automation products Data integration links on-air graphics with databases, data feeds or text files for automatic updates, keeping information current Dynamic branding (Now/Next/Later) with external ADC automation Powerful Salvo editor for setting element timing and event triggering Quick editors to modify content with fast and easy updates Intuitive drag-and-drop user interface makes it simple to learn and allows users to get to air quickly Transfer of files directly over Ethernet connection 2D still and motion graphics Playback of video animations rendered from Adobe After Effects® Agile, integrated software codecs, supporting a wide range of formats High-quality, impactful, multilayer graphical branding, including support for uncompressed graphics Audio support for attachment to audio files to any display item, or create an independent audio region for audio “stingers” Audio channel mixing and audio track swapping with Nexio+ AMP option Video bypass trigger inhibits branding on program content Specifications Specifications and designs are subject to change without notice Channelbrand 2x Specifications SYSTEM CONFIGURATION HP Server Hardware Features 2RU rack mount 1+1 redundant hot-swappable power supply, 800 W High CFM cooling for 24/7 operation 2 Intel Xeon 64-bit 2680v3 12-core 2.5 GHz processors 64 GB DDR4 2133 MHz RAM, expandable to 1.5 TB Dual NVIDIA Quadro M4000 GPUs 2x 120 GB SSD RAID-1 for OS 4x 240 GB SSD RAID-5 for Graphics Media Optional 8x or 12x SSD or SATA RAID-5/6 for Video Media (up to 46 TB) 4x 1GbE Ethernet Ports Optional 2x 10GbE Ethernet Ports Optional 2x 8Gb Fibre Channel Ports Dual-head monitor ports; 1x DVI-I (dual-link), 1x DisplayPort with adapter to DVI-D (dual-link) 5 USB ports (3 front, 2 rear) Dedicated iLO Ethernet Port Windows® Server 2012 64-bit Embedded OS 1 866 4 IMAGINE Nexio+ Channelbrand™ http://www.imaginecommunications.com/products/playout/master-control-branding-graphics/nexio-channelbrand Page 2 of 11 © Imagine Communications Proprietary and Confidential SERVER PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS Dimensions (H x W x D) 3.44 x 17.54 x 26.75 in (873 x 445 x 679 mm) Weight 32.6 lbs (14.7 kg) Rack Mounting 2RU rackmount (sliding rack rails included) Supported Rack Depth 26" (660 mm) – 33.5" (851 mm) Efficiency Level 80 PLUS — Gold Level Certified Certification Regulatory Compliances RoHS Operating Temperature 50° to 95° F (10° to 35° C) Non-operating Temperature -22° to 140° F (-30° to 60° C) Operating Relative Humidity Minimum Minimum to be the higher (more moisture) of 10.4°F (-12°C) dew point or 8% relative humidity Operating Relative Humidity Maximum Maximum to be 75.2°F (24°C) dew point or 90% relative humidity Non-Operating Relative Humidity 5% to 95% 101.7°F (38.7°C), maximum wet bulb temperature Maximum Operating Altitude 10,000 ft. (3,048 m) @ 73° F (23° C) POWER Power Supplies Dual HPE 800W Flex Slot Platinum Hot-plug Rated Voltage 100-240 VAC, 240 VDC for China only Rated Frequency 50-60 Hz Rated Input Current 9.4 A at 100 VAC 4.5 A at 200 VAC 3.8 A at 240 VDC Maximum Rated Input 940 W at 100 VAC Power 900 W at 200 VAC BTUs Per Hour 3207 at 100 VAC 3071 at 200 VAC VIDEO I/O STANDARDS SD-SDI 270 Mb/s SMPTE 259M 525i @ 29.97 fps, 625i @ 25 fps HD/SDI 1.5 Gb/s SMPTE 274M 1080i @ 25, 29.97 fps SMPTE 296M 720p @ 29.97, 50, 59.94 fps CHANNEL CONFIGURATIONS Mixed SD/HD Up/Down/Cross-conversion Up to 2 output channels Up to 4 optional Nexio+ playback or record channels Automatic input format detection Automatic aspect-ratio conversion (ARC) with Active Format Descriptor (AFD) support All channels software license key (SLK) enabled 1 866 4 IMAGINE Nexio+ Channelbrand™ http://www.imaginecommunications.com/products/playout/master-control-branding-graphics/nexio-channelbrand Page 3 of 11 © Imagine Communications Proprietary and Confidential INPUTS AND OUTPUTS Broadcast Signal HD/SDI Input Video 6x High-Density BNC (HD-BNC) HD/SDI Output Video 6x High-Density BNC (HD-BNC) AES/EBU Audio MDR to HD-BNC unbalanced connector breakout cable (Optional) RS-422 Serial Control 8x RJ12 com ports for serial I/O (Optional) RS-232 LTC Input DB9 com port Reference Sync Input 1x High-Density BNC (HD-BNC) Analog Bi-Level 1080i Tri-Level AUDIO Inputs 8 pairs (16 channels) embedded HD-BNC 4 pairs (8 channels) HD-BNC, unbalanced AES/EBU Outputs 8 pairs (16 channels) embedded HD-BNC 4 pairs (8 channels) HD-BNC, unbalanced AES/EBU Storage (Optional) Up to 32 tracks of PCM uncompressed audio per ID Up to 8 channels per track compressed, up to 256 compressed audio channels per ID Sample Precision 16-, 20- or 24-bit PCM, 48 kHz Compressed Audio Pass-Through Dolby® Digital (AC-3), Dolby® Digital Plus (E-AC-3), Dolby® E, DTS/DTS-HD pass through Compressed Audio Playback (Optional) Dolby® Digital (AC-3), Dolby® Digital Plus (E-AC-3), Dolby® E, AAC/HE-AAC/HE-AACv2, MPEG1-Layer II (MP2) VIDEO FORMATS 270 Mb/s SDI Video Formats (Optional) MPEG-2 I-Frame MPEG-2 Long-GOP IMX 30, 40, 50 (D-10) DVCPRO25, DVCPRO50 DVCAM (PAL only) DV (NTSC only) H.264/AVC Long-GOP 1.5 Gb/s HD/SDI 1080i, 720p Video Formats MPEG-2 I-Frame & Long-GOP (Optional) XDCAM HD/EX/422 AVC-Intra Class 50/100, AVC-Ultra Class 200 XAVC-Intra & Long-GOP DVCPRO HD Avid DNxHD ASPECT RATIO HD (SD) 16:9, (16:9, 4:3) Aspect Ratio Conversion Up/down/cross-conversion support with NTSC EIA- 608 <> 708 caption conversion Up/down/cross-conversion support with PAL WST/OP42 <> OP47 caption conversion AFD Support Insert/fill/override embedded AFD metadata frame-by-frame on a per-ID or per-port basis SMPTE 2016 and ATSC TSG-814 1 866 4 IMAGINE Nexio+ Channelbrand™ http://www.imaginecommunications.com/products/playout/master-control-branding-graphics/nexio-channelbrand Page 4 of 11 © Imagine Communications Proprietary and Confidential TIMECODE I/O Serial RS-232, RS-422 LTC time-of-day data from reference/sync generator BNC via NXUSBTC (Optional) LTC Balanced Analog Per-channel LTC XLR input & output via NXUSBLTC (Optional) HD/SDI SD VBI Read, generate, and write
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