SGI DMediaPro™ DM2/DM3 Board
OpenML Media Library Owner's GuideList of Figures
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- Figure 1-1. DMediaPro Board Panel
- Figure 1-2. DMediaPro Board Top-level Diagram
- Figure 2-1. DMediaPro Board Shipment Components
- Figure 2-2. Hardware
Inventory List
- Figure 2-3. Powering Off the Workstation
- Figure 2-4. Removing the Monitor Cable
- Figure 2-5. Attaching the
Wrist Strap
- Figure 2-6. Identifying the Compression Connector
- Figure 2-7. Loosening the
XIO Tri-Module Screws
- Figure 2-8. Releasing the
XIO Tri-Module
- Figure 2-9. Removing the XIO Tri-Module
- Figure 2-10. XIO
Tri-Module
- Figure 2-11. Removing the Screws from the Blank Panel
- Figure 2-12. Removing the Blank Panel
- Figure 2-13. Positioning the Board
- Figure 2-14. Installing the Screws
- Figure 2-15. Removing the Cap from a
Compression Connector
- Figure 2-16. Inserting the
XIO Tri-Module
- Figure 2-17. Tightening the XIO Tri-Module Captive Screws
- Figure 2-18. Reconnecting the
Monitor Cable
- Figure 2-19. Powering On the Workstation
- Figure 2-20. Hardware
Inventory List
- Figure 3-1. Connecting the DMediaPro Board to VBOB
- Figure 3-2. Connecting the
I/O Cables to VBOB
- Figure 4-1. Synchronizing
Audio on an Octane2 Workstation
- Figure 4-2. Synchronizing Audio on Onyx and Origin Systems
- Figure 4-3. Selecting
Preferences for the Output Device
- Figure 4-4. Synchronizing the Octane2 Internal Audio
- Figure 4-5. Synchronizing a Single PCI Digital Audio Board on an Onyx or Origin System
- Figure 4-6. Synchronizing Two PCI Digital Audio Boards on an Onyx/Origin System (RAD 1.AES Out Preferences)
- Figure 4-7. Synchronizing Two PCI Digital Audio Boards on an Onyx/Origin System (RAD 2.AES Out Preferences)
- Figure 5-1. Setting Up
Paths
- Figure 5-2. Using a Jack Control to Change the EE Mode During a Transfer
- Figure 5-3. Color Space Conversion Example
- Figure 5-4. Fields and Frames for
SMPTE 274M