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Image Server 2000 Owner’s Manual Page 27
Basic Operations
This section introduces the Graphic User Interface (GUI), its menus and operating controls. If you
want to skip ahead to learn how to record a clip, go to page 35. Skip to page 41 to read about
playing a clip.
The graphic user interface is a convenient way to manage Image Server operations. With it, you can
control recording and playout, set up video and audio formats, map remote control ports to video
channels, perform editing and make playlists.
All GUI software is pre-installed on the Image Server. It is also contained on the Image Server
software CD-ROM. The GUI is operated with a keyboard, mouse, and monitor connected to the
Image Server rear panel.
The Image Server Desktop
The Image Server desktop is similar to many computer graphic interfaces, and is always running. A
task bar and start menu appear at the bottom of the screen. Use the Start menu button to launch
applications, manage the system or to shut down the server.
Launching the Graphic User Interface
The GUI launches automatically during boot up. If it has been closed, click Start, then Image
Server GUI to re-launch it. The GUI window can be moved or minimized as desired.
Shutting Down Image Server
Click Start, then Shutdown, then select either Halt>Shutdown to begin an orderly shutdown, or
Full Restart to do an orderly shutdown and Restart.
Alternatively, momentarily pressing the front panel power button will cause the system to begin an
orderly shutdown. Image Server will acknowledge the button press with an audible beep and the
front panel lights will begin to flash together. Any operation in progress will be halted, and any
unsaved work will be lost.
In the event that the power does not turn off automatically after 30 seconds, hold the front panel
power switch for 4 seconds.
In the event that the system has stopped responding to commands and will not shut down by
pressing the front panel button, press and hold the button for four seconds to force a power down.
Wait 5 seconds, and then the system may be restarted with another press of this button.
DO NOT use the rear panel power supply switch to shutdown the Image Server. Doing so may
cause loss of unsaved data, and may require the RAID drive array to re-synchronize – a process that
could take several hours. Shutdown the system only by momentarily pressing the front panel power
button, or through the GUI.
The Quick Restart option in the Start>Shutdown menu allows the GUI and video playback
application to be restarted without restarting the entire operating system. The Restart FTP Only
option will restart the FTP service without affecting video operation.
- Contents 3
- Preface 8
- Safety Notices 9
- Introduction 11
- Remote Controls 12
- Extended Feature Set 12
- Audio Features 12
- Reliability Counts 13
- Key Features and Benefits 14
- Available Models 16
- Installation 17
- Rack Mounting 18
- Important Installation Notes 18
- About Image Server Software 20
- Front Panel Features 21
- Rear Panel Drawing 22
- Rear Panel Features 23
- Serial Control Ports 24
- Gigabit Ethernet Port 25
- GPI Control 25
- Genlock Sync Reference 25
- LTC Time Code Input 25
- Basic Operations 27
- On-Screen Main Menu Bar 28
- System Menu Bar 29
- Show Menu 29
- Edit Menu 29
- Windows Menu 30
- Help Menu 30
- The Status Bar 30
- The Transport Channel View 31
- Transport Menu Bar 31
- File Menu 31
- Options Menu 32
- Playlist Menu Bar 33
- Record Configuration Options 35
- Setting the Sync Source 35
- Arming the Audio tracks 37
- Setting the Recording Format 37
- Setting the Time Code Source 38
- Beginning Recording 38
- PLAYING A CLIP FROM THE GUI 41
- Ejecting a Clip 42
- Using Jog 42
- Using GO-TO 42
- Using Fast Forward / Rewind 42
- EDITING A CLIP 43
- SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 45
- Programming GPIO Outputs 46
- Programming GPIO Inputs 47
- Configuring the Network 48
- Setting the Date and Time 50
- Calibrating Channels 51
- CLIP NAVIGATOR 52
- Finding Clips 53
- USING PLAYLISTS 55
- The Playlist view 56
- Stopping a Playlist (STOP) 58
- APPENDIX D – PLAYLIST 60
- MANAGEMENT DETAIL 60
- EDITING PLAYLISTS 61
- Figure 23 - GPO Editor 64
- Advanced Topics 65
- Using Embedded Audio 66
- Using Channel Ganging 68
- Animation Import 70
- Still Frames 70
- FTP File Transfers 71
- Figure 26 73
- Network Time Protocol 75
- Configuring NTP 76
- Selecting the Time Zone 76
- Entering Network Parameters 77
- Automation Control 79
- Other Automation Options 81
- Remote Workstation Interface 84
- System Requirements 85
- Operations 85
- After Installation 86
- Hard Disk Management 88
- Managing Disk Arrays 89
- Rebuilding the RAID Array 96
- Replacing Hard Drives 96
- Maintenance 97
- Access to Components 98
- General Handling Precautions 99
- Accessing the Motherboard 100
- JUMPER BLOCK PAIR SHOWN 101
- IN ANALOG POSITION 101
- IN DIGITAL POSITION 101
- GAIN ADJUST 101
- Audio Level Calibration 102
- Program Updates via CD-ROM 104
- Replacing a Hard Drive 105
- Factory Repair Policy 105
- Regulatory Certifications 106
- Product Warranty 108
- End User License Agreement 109
- Appendix A 111
- Connector Specifications 111
- BNC Connectors 112
- GPI Connector 112
- GPI Connector Pinout 112
- System Board Ports 114
- Appendix B 115
- Serial Command Protocols 115
- BVW Serial Command Table 117
- Odetics® Protocol 118
- Appendix C 121
- Technical Specifications 121
- Keyboard Shortcuts 123
- As-Run Naming Convention 127
- Sample As-Run Log 127
- As-Run Log Page Header 127
- As-Run Log Body 128
- General Requirements 130
- Appendix O 131
- Mechanical Drawing 131
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