Scotty BlueBox Documento tecnico
SCOTTY BlueBox
Equipment Manual
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Version V1.03
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This document is under electronic revision control.
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Table of Contents
1 Welcome.............................................................................................5
1.1 Welcome .............................................................................................................5
1.2 About the Manuals..............................................................................................6
1.3 Customer Support ...............................................................................................6
2 Introduction........................................................................................7
2.1 Scope ...................................................................................................................7
2.2 System Overview.................................................................................................8
3 Operation............................................................................................9
3.1 Status LEDs ..........................................................................................................9
3.2 Starting the System ...........................................................................................10
3.3 Turning Off the System......................................................................................10
4 Installation........................................................................................11
4.1 Mounting Instructions.......................................................................................11
4.2 Cooling and Ventilation.....................................................................................12
4.3 Electrical Installation .........................................................................................12
4.4 Software Configuration .....................................................................................12
5 Maintenance.....................................................................................13
5.1 Internal Battery Replacement ...........................................................................13
6 Physical Specifications...................................................................15
6.1 Weight and Dimensions ....................................................................................15
6.2 Outline Drawings...............................................................................................16
7 Electrical Interfaces.........................................................................19
7.1 Overview............................................................................................................19
7.2 Hardware Specification .....................................................................................20
7.3 Video Interfaces ................................................................................................20
7.4 Audio Interfaces ................................................................................................21
7.5 Data Interfaces ..................................................................................................22
7.6 Other Inputs/Outputs........................................................................................23
7.7 Power Requirements.........................................................................................24
8 Connectors and Pin-Outs ...............................................................25
8.1 Computer USB (Front) .......................................................................................26
8.2 Computer USB 1 … 4..........................................................................................26
8.3 Computer LAN 1 … 2..........................................................................................26
8.4 Computer Display Output (DISP).......................................................................27
8.5 Codec Video Input SDI (SDI-IN)..........................................................................28
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8.6 Codec Video Input DVI/HDMI/VGA (DVI-IN)..................................................... 28
8.7 Codec Equipment (EQU) ................................................................................... 29
8.8 System Control (CTRL) ...................................................................................... 30
8.9 Power Input (PWR) ........................................................................................... 31
9 Environmental Specifications........................................................33
9.1 Operation.......................................................................................................... 33
9.2 Storage.............................................................................................................. 33
10 Options...........................................................................................35
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1Welcome
1.1 Welcome
Welcome to the world of advanced communication... welcome to the world of
SCOTTY!
SCOTTY provides a unique offering of live HD video, audio, and data
communication, live HD video surveillance transmission, and imagery transfer
from air, land, and sea –over satellite and terrestrial networks. This package is
used by customers around the world to support their border control,
intelligence gathering, reconnaissance, surveillance, search and rescue, and
other missions which require beyond line-of-sight connectivity and
ruggedized/reliable equipment.
SCOTTY is EN9100 certified and has over fifteen years' experience serving
customers around the world.
Please find detailed information on our website: www.scottygroup.com
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1.2 About the Manuals
The Equipment Manual describes the hardware aspects of your SCOTTY
system, serving as a valuable source of information not only for integrators
but also for users.
The Software Manual accompanies the Equipment Manual. It describes the
software aspects of your SCOTTY system, and is geared toward the user and
administrator.
Both manuals help you take full advantage of your SCOTTY solution. They are
not only a comprehensive guide to the operation of the system, they also
provide technical details, simple step by step instructions on how to perform
the most common applications, and more. We recommend you read the
manuals carefully in order to fully benefit from SCOTTY's advanced solutions.
Furthermore, Quick Reference Guides are available describing the basic
functionality on a single page –these are suitable for daily use.
1.3 Customer Support
The Support section on our website www.scottygroup.com offers help to
maximize the functionality of your SCOTTY system.
Choose Downloads to retrieve the latest documents, manuals and software.
Find updated information about our demo numbers to place demonstration
and test calls to our demonstration systems.
Find out how to get in contact with our support experts.
Please help our support team provide the best support possible by including
the serial number of your SCOTTY unit in all requests.
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2Introduction
2.1 Scope
This document covers the specifications, including interface control, usage
and maintenance of the following component:
SD208106A SCOTTY BlueBox and variants
The SCOTTY BlueBox (fans installed)
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2.2 System Overview
The SCOTTY BlueBox delivers superior full high definition video and audio,
even over satellite or other challenging networks with bandwidth constraints
and high latency.
The system supports both common videoconference standards and SCOTTY
proprietary, highly optimized communication protocols. By providing bi-
directional low latency real time communication, unidirectional live video
streaming and video recording for store-and-forward applications, many
different application requirements can be fulfilled. Parallel data channels
enable bidirectional communication of supplementary data and also remote
control of cameras and other equipment. The SCOTTY BlueBox is designed for
demanding environmental needs.
The platform supports a wide range of video interfaces like Composite, HD-
SDI, HDMI, DVI, and VGA with resolutions of up to 1080p60. Highly adaptable
audio interfaces support a wide range of signal requirements. Flexible data
interfaces support various data sources and sinks to be integrated in the
communication system.
The mechanically very robust platform also provides standard PC interfaces
like DVI/HDMI, LAN and USB. An internal solid state disk is used for the
operating software and is available for storage of user data. The SCOTTY
BlueBox is based on a PC platform running Microsoft Windows. The proven
SCOTTY Teleporter provides a flexible, highly configurable user interface.
Excellent EMC characteristics allow employment in setups required to fulfill
Zone 1 –NATO SDIP 27 Class B (AMSG 788).
SCOTTY sees this platform as a building block for highly adapted, optimized
systems; selecting the required hardware and software modules and fitting
them into the optimal mechanical structure will result in optimized, small,
light and low-power solutions.
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3Operation
3.1 Status LEDs
Three LED’s on the front of the unit provide information on the system status.
SCOTTY BlueBox front view with status LEDs and USB port
Pwr Power LED: indicates the power on state of the system.
Disk Disk LED: irregular flashing indicates internal solid state disk activity.
Net Network LED: indicates LAN activity.
Disk and LAN LED, two short flashes repeated once a second: the system
temperature violates the operational limits.
The USB 3.0 port is accessible from the Windows operating system e.g. for
data import or export.
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3.2 Starting the System
Typically Autostart is configured - the system starts automatically when power
is applied.
As a factory option Manual Power can be configured. In this case an external
power button should be available. Push this button to start the unit.
Alternatively, the Label plate on the top of the unit can be used as power
button.
Label plate on top of the BlueBox
3.3 Turning Off the System
The preferred way to power down the system is to close the software and to
shut down Windows; see the Software Manual for details.
The unit can also be turned off with an external power button or the label
plate on the top of the unit (see previous chapter). Pushing the button will
gracefully shutdown Windows.
Holding the power button for more than four seconds will result in an
immediate power off without shutting down Windows first.
If the system is not shut down in the correct fashion, data-loss can occur.
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