Miranda NV8144 User Manual

NV8500 family Digital Routers • User’s Guide 13
1. Introduction
Signal Rates and Flow
Figure 1-9 shows which signal numbers correspond to which slots when viewing two NV8280-Plus
routers from the front.
Figure 1-9. NV8280-Plus Signals and Corresponding Numbers for Connected Pair (Front View)
Crosspoint Slots and Signals Switched
The crosspoint cards manage signal switching. The crosspoint cards differ depending on the
NV8500 family router frame:
• For the NV8144, NV8280 and NV8280-Plus each card switches up to 144 inputs x 144 outputs.
• For the NV8576 and NV8576-Plus each card switches up to 288 inputs x 288 outputs.
The NV8144 has two slots for crosspoint cards. One is required and one is optional for redundancy.
The redundant crosspoint card takes over switching should the primary crosspoint card fail. All
inputs are sent to both the primary and redundant crosspoint card and switched to any or all outputs
as needed.
The NV8280, NV8280-Plus, NV8576 and NV8576-Plus have 8 slots for 8 crosspoint cards and two
slots for a redundant crosspoint cardset (a single module composed of two joined cards). Depend-
ing on the slot in which it is installed, the crosspoint card switches different signals. Slots are num-
bered 1 through 10, from left to right, when facing the front of the router. The redundant crosspoint
cardset occupies slots 5 and 6. (Refer to Figure 1-5 on page 9 and Figure 1-8 on page 12.)
The optional redundant crosspoint cardset can be installed as a backup for any of the other 8 cross-
point cards. The redundant crosspoint cardset can take over active control from any crosspoint card
installed. For more information, see Setting Redundant Crosspoint Switching
on page 98.
Because the crosspoint cards installed in a specific slot manage specific outputs, depending on your
configuration, you may not need all 8 crosspoint cards. For example, if you are only switching
inputs 1–288 and outputs 1–288 using a stand-alone NV8576 router, crosspoint cards are required
only in slots 1 and 2. The other slots can remain empty.
However, due to router architecture, crosspoint cards must be installed in adjacent pairs to success-
fully route signals: cards must be installed in pairs in slots 1 & 2, slots 3 & 4, slots 5 & 6 or slots 7
FAN
LOCAL OUTPUTS
1144
INPUTS
1144
XPT
(16 cards)
LOCAL OUTPUTS
145288
(16 cards)
(16 cards)
INPUTS
145288
(16 cards)
SEC. CONTROL PRIM. CONTROL
XPT XPT XPT XPT XPT XPT XPT
REDUNDANT CROSSPOINT
OUTPUTS 289 432
TO OTHER FRAME
OUTPUTS 433576
TO OTHER FRAME
FAN
LOCAL OUTPUTS
289432
INPUTS
289432
INPUT MONITOR
(16 cards)
LOCAL OUTPUTS
433576
(16 cards)
OUTPUT MONITOR
(16 cards)
INPUTS
433576
(16 cards)
SEC. CONTROL PRIM. CONTROL
REDUNDANT CROSSPOINT
OUTPUTS 1144
TO OTHER FRAME
OUTPUTS 145288
TO OTHER FRAME
(INPUTS 1144) (OUTPUTS 1144) (INPUTS 1144) (OUTPUTS 289432) (INPUTS 145288) (OUTPUTS 1144) (INPUTS 145288) (OUTPUTS 289432) (INPUTS 1144) (OUTPUTS 145288) (INPUTS 1144) (OUTPUTS 289576) (INPUTS 145288) (OUTPUTS 145288) (INPUTS 145288) (OUTPUTS 289576)
XPT
(INPUTS 289432) (OUTPUTS 289432)
XPT
(INPUTS 289432) (OUTPUTS 1144)
XPT
(INPUTS 433576) (OUTPUTS 289432)
XPT
(INPUTS 433576) (OUTPUTS 1144)
XPT
(INPUTS 289432) (OUTPUTS 433576)
XPT
(INPUTS 289432) (OUTPUTS 145288)
XPT
(INPUTS 433576) (OUTPUTS 433576)
XPT
(INPUTS 433576) (OUTPUTS 145288)
INPUT MONITOR OUTPUT MONITOR
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Miranda NV8144 Specifications

General

Brand	Miranda
Model	NV8144
Category	Switch
Language	English

Summary

Change History

Important Safeguards and Notices

Symbols and Their Meanings

Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used in the manual.

General Warnings and Cautions

Provides essential warnings and cautions for safe operation and maintenance.

1. Introduction

Product Overview

Gives a general overview of the NV8500 family of routers and their capabilities.

Mounting

Details how to mount the NV8500 router frames in a standard 19-inch rack.

Power Supply

Details the PS8100 power supply module and its architecture for the NV8500 routers.

Signal Rates and Flow

Explains the different signal types, rates, and how signals flow within the NV8500 routers.

Backplanes

Details the rear backplane modules, their connectors, and types used in the NV8500 family.

System Connections

Covers rear connections for system functions like control, diagnostics, and references.

Active Cards

Describes the various active cards used in NV8500 routers for signal management.

Frame Expansion

Explains how to connect two NV8500 frames to create a larger switching matrix.

2. Installation

Rack Mount

Details the process of mounting NV8500 router frames in a standard 19-inch rack.

Installing Backplanes and Cards

Guides on installing backplanes and active cards into the router frame slots.

Making Signal Connections

Guides on connecting input/output signals, expansion, and system control connections.

Router Control System Connections

Details how to connect the router to a control system.

Connecting to Power

Provides instructions for connecting power to the NV8500 routers.

Verification

Outlines checks to ensure the router is operating correctly after installation.

3. Configuration

UniConfig Configuration

Explains that routers must be configured using UniConfig before service.

4. Operation

Miranda Control Systems

Details the Miranda NV9000 control system and its features.

Setting Redundant Crosspoint Switching

Explains how to set up and manage redundant crosspoint switching.

5. Maintenance

Indicator LEDs

Explains the meaning of various indicator LEDs on the router components.

Troubleshooting

Lists common problems and solutions for NV8500 routers.

6. Technical Details

Mechanical and Environmental Specifications

Lists mechanical and environmental specs for NV8500 router frames.

Audio and Video Specifications

Provides detailed audio and video specifications for the NV8500 routers.

7. Part Numbers

8. NV8576 I/O Signal Numbering

A. Glossary