Snell Wilcox KudosPro
The Snell Wilcox KudosPro is a connector for the channel cards controlled by the Snell Wilcox MC2000 Controller. As such, both protocols need to be used in conjunction in order to get full integration of all parameters and features.
About
This connector allows the management of the Snell Wilcox KudosPro using a serial connection. (Snell RollCall is used as the underlying communication protocol.)
Version Info
Range | Description | DCF Integration |
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1.0.0.x | Initial version | Yes |
Product Info
Range | Supported Firmware Version |
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1.0.0.x | 2.2A.10 |
Installation and configuration
Creation
Serial Main Connection
This connector uses a serial connection and requires the following input during element creation:
SERIAL CONNECTION:
- IP address/host: The polling IP of the device, e.g. 172.16.61.11.
- IP port: The IP port of the device, e.g. 2050.
- Bus address: Used to fill in the Unit Address and the Unit Port. For example, if 26.02 is filled in, this represents the Unit Address 0x26 and Unit Port 0x02.
Usage
General Page
This page shows the Display content of the device.
Connection Info Page
This page contains information about the RollCall connection, such as the Session Status, Assigned Session Nr., Simulated RollCall Response, Card User Name, Unit Address, Unit Port and Local Session Nr.
Input Page
This page allows you to specify a video input source using the Input Select parameter.
Output Page
This page allows you to apply various settings and adjustments to the video output signal (e.g. Output Standard, Current Output Standard and Output Format)
It also contains parameters related to the Scrolling Caption Generator (e.g. Caption Entry), Blanking (e.g. Embedded Audio), and Logo Control (e.g. Current Selected Logo, H Position and V Position).
Video Page
This page allows you to apply various types of signal processing to the signal that is being converted. It includes Proc Amp, Nonlinear Enhancer and Noise Reduction controls.
Convert Page
On this page, you can control motion processing to improve the conversion performance of stationary content.
ARC Page
This page contains parameters related to the Aspect Ratio Control (ARC). It allows you to determine the aspect ratio of a picture from a range of options, and to adjust the size and position of the picture manually.
Audio Routing Page
This page contains the audio routing parameters (e.g. AES 1 to AES4).
Audio Shuffle Page
This page allows you to set Output Pair 1 L to Output Pair 8 L and Output Pair 1 R to Output Pair 8 R.
Dolby Page
This page allows you to monitor and configure the Dolby parameters. Note that these parameters are updated via element connections. Since the protocol is not able to retrieve these parameters from the card, they are polled via the MC2000 protocol, and can be linked with element connections one by one.
Timecode Page
On this page, you can set up and control the timecode options of the unit for VITC (Vertical Interval Timecode), embedding and processing.
Metadata Page
On this page, you can control a set of closed captions and teletext subtitle information.
Memories Page
This page allows you to select a memory with the Memory Select parameter, set its name with the Change Name parameter, and see the defined memory names, among others.
RollCall Page
This page displays the Unit Name.
SNMP Page
This page contains the SNMP settings, such as Control Enable and Traps Enable.
Logging Page
On this page, you can view and enable logging information, with parameters such as Input Standard Enable and Input Closed Caption Input Enable.
Web Interface Page
This page allows you to access the original web interface of the device. However, note that the client machine has to be able to access the device, as otherwise it will not be possible to open the web interface.
DataMiner Connectivity Framework
The 1.0.0.x connector range of the Snell Wilcox KudosPro connector supports the usage of DCF.
DCF can also be implemented through the DataMiner DCF user interface and through DataMiner third-party connectors (for instance a manager).
Interfaces
Fixed interfaces
Physical fixed interfaces:
- SDI in 1: Physical SDI interface with type in.
- SDI in 1: Physical SDI interface with type in.
- SDI in 1: Physical SDI interface with type in.
- SDI in 1: Physical SDI interface with type in.
- SDI out 1: Physical SDI interface with type out.
- SDI out 1: Physical SDI interface with type out.
- SDI out 1: Physical SDI interface with type out.
- SDI out 1: Physical SDI interface with type out.
Connections
Internal Connections
- If, on the Input page, an SDI input is selected as the input value of the Input Select parameter, a connection will be created. The input will be connected to all four SDI outputs.