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AP 3.9 Release Notes Addendum AirPlay® MP Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes This document pertains to AirPlay MP Release 3.9. The information supplements or supersedes information in AirPlay MP Release 3.9 Release Notes Rev. B. Send comments, additions, and corrections to [email protected] for inclusion in AirPlay MP Release 3.9 Release Notes Rev. C. Contents AB Roll. 3 AFRTS Configuration Drawing . 3 Cable Wiring Run List. 5 Channel-Switching Between Play and Record . 8 Using a Dedicated Disk . 9 Clearing a Disk Partition . 10 Clock Settings . 11 Digital Recording . 12 Four-channel Configuration. 12 Installation Results. 12 Iomega Jaz Drives . 18 Keystrokes Saved . 18 Macintosh Configuration . 19 Macintosh System Software Ð Reinstalling . 19 Reinstall Requirements . 19 Backing Up the Internal Hard Drive . 20 2 Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes Cleaning Off the Internal Hard Drive. 20 Verifying Internal Hard Drive Readiness . 21 Installing Macintosh System Software 7.5.3r2. 22 Restoring Files from the External Drive . 22 Resuming Operations . 23 Disconnecting the External Drive . 23 Maintenance: Daily Backup and Restart . 23 Memory Recommendation for AirPlay MP . 24 NTSC in Japan . 24 Playlist Append. 25 Playlist Copies to Another Channel . 25 Record Limits. 25 Record Settings . 25 Recovery. 26 Router Table Configuration. 26 Shared Media Files: Locking and Unlocking . 26 Timecode . 27 Transoft Box Setting . 28 Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes 3 AB Roll AB Roll was an unused option on the User Interface setting for News. It has been removed. AFRTS Configuration Drawing The following conÞguration drawing illustrates the proper way to connect the GPI, the Grass Valley Switcher, the Avid Media Player and the VLXi-4. It is missing from the Avid Digital News Gathering System Hardware Guide. AB Roll 4 Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes Configuration Drawing for Avid Media Player AFRTS Patch Field GPI Grass Valley Performer® Output 0PTION Return to network and 75-ohmVideo Input Ports terminator REMOTETally signal Grass Valley Switcher (If necessary) Avid Media Player Composite R-Y B-Y Y Serial Avid Media Processor Ports Input 4 Composite R-Y B-Y Y Output 3 2 Time Code In Analog Ref In Serial control from 1 AMP to VLAN box. UI Monitor Keyboard Remote GPI VLXi 4R REF LOOP / TIMECODE LAN CP SERIAL / TRANSMITTER IN OUT PARALLEL / GPI SERIAL 4 SERIAL 3 SERIAL 2 SERIAL 1 AC VLXi-4 Serial control for the Grass Valley Switcher AFRTS Configuration Drawing Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes 5 Cable Wiring Run List Table 1 lists the cables and their part numbers for AirPlay MP 3.9. Table 1 Cable Wiring Run List Data Type Name Qty Cable Avid Label AFRTS Labels Lengths Bundle or Use Style Term. Term. Video Harness 1 Video IN GVG 10 Belden BNC, 75 #1-10 BNC, 75 #1-10 20 ft., 45 0070- Per- 8281 Ohm, Ohm, ft., 60 ft. 00474-xx former AMP AMP IN 413589-5 413589-5 Video Out GVG 1 Belden BNC, 75 OUT BNC, 75 OUT 20 ft., 45 0070- Per- 8281 Ohm, Ohm, ft., 60 ft. 00474-xx former AMP AMP OUT 413589-5 413589-5 Video Harness 2 Video IN com- 1 Belden BNC, 75 AMP BNC, 75 AMP 20 ft., 45 0070- posite 8281 Ohm, IN Ohm, IN ft., 60 ft. 00475-xx AMP AMP 413589-5 413589-5 Video OUT com- 1 Belden BNC, 75 AMP BNC, 75 AMP 20 ft., 45 0070- posite 8281 Ohm, OUT Ohm, OUT ft., 60 ft. 00475-xx AMP AMP 413589-5 413589-5 Video Ref AMP 3 Belden BNC, 75 VIDEO BNC, 75 VIDEO 20 ft., 45 0070- Ref. 8281 Ohm, REF Ohm, REF ft., 60 ft. 00475-xx Out AMP AMP 413589-5 413589-5 Record Harness Cable Wiring Run List 6 Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes Table 1 Cable Wiring Run List (Continued) Data Type Name Qty Cable Avid Label AFRTS Labels Lengths Bundle or Use Style Term. Term. Video IN AMP 3 Belden BNC, 75 AMP Y- BNC, 75 AMP Y- 20 ft. 0070- Com- 8281 Ohm, in Ohm, in 00476-01 ponent AMP AMP In 413589-5 413589-5 Video Out AMP 3 Belden BNC, 75 AMP Y- BNC, 75 AMP Y- 20 ft. 0070- Com- 8281 Ohm, out Ohm, out 00476-01 ponent AMP AMP Out 413589-5 413589-5 Audio Digi 4 Belden XLR-Male AMP XLR- AMP 20 ft. 0070- Pro- 8451 ch 1-4 Female ch 1-4 00476-01 Tools Audio Harness GVG Audio GVG 20 Belden Outer R1-10, Outer R1-10, 20 ft., 45 0070- Per- 8451 jacket L1-10 jacket L1-10 ft., 60 ft. 00477-xx former removed removed I/O for 6 for 2ft inches, wires stripped 1/4" Audio GVG 2 Belden Outer Out R, Outer Out R, 20 ft., 45 0070- Per- 8451 jacket L jacket L ft., 60 ft. 00477-xx former removed removed I/O for 6 for 2ft inches, wires stripped 1/4" Cable Wiring Run List Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes 7 Table 1 Cable Wiring Run List (Continued) Data Type Name Qty Cable Avid Label AFRTS Labels Lengths Bundle or Use Style Term. Term. Audio Harness Wohler Audio Wohler 8 Belden Outer Wohler Outer Wohler 20 ft., 45 0070- Amp 8451 jacket 1-8 jacket 1-8 ft., 60 ft. 00478-xx removed removed for 6 for 2ft inches, wires stripped 1/4" Audio Harness Digidesign Audio Digi 4 Belden XLR- Ch 1-4 Outer Ch 1-4 20 ft., 45 0070- Pro- 8451 Female in jacket in ft., 60 ft. 00479-xx Tools removed for 2ft Audio Digi 4 Belden XLR-Male Ch 1-4 Outer Ch 1-4 20 ft., 45 0070- Pro- 8451 out jacket out ft., 60 ft. 00479-xx Tools removed for 2ft Serial I/O VLAN DB9-DB-25 Serial I/O VLAN 3 Belden DB-9 male, Vlan 1, DB-25 Vlan 1, 20 ft., 45 0070- 8162 AMP 2, 3 male, AMP 2, 3 ft., 60 ft. 00480-xx 747952-1 749805-6 Serial I/O VLAN DB9-DB-9 Cable Wiring Run List 8 Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes Table 1 Cable Wiring Run List (Continued) Data Type Name Qty Cable Avid Label AFRTS Labels Lengths Bundle or Use Style Term. Term. Serial I/O VLAN 3 Belden DB-9 male, Vlan 1, DB-9 male, Vlan 1, 45 ft. 0070- 8162 AMP 2, 3 AMP 2, 3 00481-01 747952-1 747952-1 Serial I/O VLAN 1 Belden DB-9 male, Vlan 4 DB-25 Vlan 4 4 ft., 0070- 8162 AMP male, AMP 4 ft. 00482-01 747952-1 749805-6 4 ft. Serial I/O GPI 1 Belden DB-50 GPI Outer Belden 20 ft., 45 0070- 9434 (25 pairs) jacket color ft., 60 ft. 00483-xx removed code 2R for 1 ft. Serial I/O GVG 1 Belden DB-25 (25 GVG Outer Belden 20 ft., 45 0070- Per- 8459 conduc- Tally jacket color ft., 60 ft. 00484-xx former tors, not Option removed code 2R shielded) for 1 ft. Channel-Switching Between Play and Record Some sites plan to use Channel 4 as a combination Play and Record channel. When you switch a channel from playing to recording, it takes time to record material, upload the material, and for the databases to recog- nize the material. Moreover, a channel that is devoted to playing may not have space on a local disk for recording. The easiest and most efÞcient way to create disk space for recording is to dedicate an entire disk for record-only. However, another way is to clear a disk partition before you record. Channel-Switching Between Play and Record Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes 9 Using a Dedicated Disk When you dedicate a removable iS9 disk for record-only, the record drive is mounted when the channel is conÞgured as a Record Channel, and not mounted when the channel is conÞgured as a Play Channel. The following procedure installs a record disk, records to the dedi- cated drive, and removes the record disk. 1. Quit AirPlay MP. 2. (Optional) Shut down the channel. If you are not combining your restart and backup operations, you may use this opportunity to perform your daily channel restart. 3. Install the record drive in an empty slot of the shared library MediaDock. The spin-up light ßashes until the disk is ready to use. 4. If you shut down the channel, restart it. Three disk icons will appear on the desktop: Record A, Record B, and Record C. 5. If you did not perform the restart in step 4, use VScanner to mount the disk. Three disk icons will appear on the desktop: Record A, Record B, and Record C. 6. Launch AirPlay MP. 7. Close open playlists. 8. Record new media to Record A, Record B, and Record C only. 9. Upload the new media to the shared library. 10. Wait for the database operations on the other channels to synchro- nize. Click the Info button in the Project window to display bar graphs showing the synchronication progress. When the bar graphs show 100% complete, the databases are synchronized. Channel-Switching Between Play and Record 10 Release 3.9 Addendum to Rev. B Release Notes 11. Quit AirPlay MP. 12. Quit VScanner. 13. Drag the three drive icons, Record A, Record B, and Record C, to the Trash. 14. Remove the record drive from the MediaDock.
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