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USER MANUAL PWS100PR1 SONY

• PWSK-4403 USB Control Device System Configuration and Connection The SDI connectors and a LAN connector of the unit connect to a PWS-4400, and a PWSK-4403 connects to a USB port of the unit. Notice to customers Installation of the unit should be performed by your Sony service personnel or a technician who has received service training. GBGB12 Name and Function of Parts Name and Function of Parts Front View a On/Standby button and indicator Switches the unit on/off (standby state). Connecting the power cord places the unit in standby state, and the indicator turns on red. Pressing the On/Standby button while in standby state turns on the unit and the indicator turns on green. Pressing and holding the On/Standby button for two seconds switches the unit to standby state, and the indicator changes to red. To turn the unit on again after switching from On state to standby state, when the indicator is red, press and hold the On/Standby button for three seconds or longer. The indicator goes out when the power cord is disconnected. b SYSTEM indicator Indicates the status of the unit. Green: Operating normally Flashing green (once per second): System is booting or transitioning to standby state. Flashing orange (once per second): A warning has been generated. High-speed flashing read (four times per second): An error has occurred. c ACCESS indicator Indicates the access status to storage. Off: Not accessing storage Blue: Accessing storage d Front panel LED Turns on according to settings in the web application. The LED is configured using [001: LINE LED] in the [Settings] page on the Maintenance screen. e USB connectors (front panel) Connects to a keyboard and mouse for initializing the unit. USB devices not described in this document are not supported.
• Both USB ports on the front panel support power delivery (900 mA).• Use SuperSpeed USB cables. Front View (Panel Removed) When the SYSTEM indicator or web application indicates an error, you can remove the front panel to check the status of the hardware components. To remove the front panel, loosen the screws on the left and right sides and pull the panel towards you. a FAN indicators If any of the fans fail, the corresponding fan indicator turns on red. b POWER indicators If either of the AC power supply units fail, the corresponding indicator turns on red.

Name and Function of Parts c TEMP indicator If an abnormally high temperature is detected within the unit, the indicator turns on red. Rear View a SYSTEM TC connector Not used by this system. b Remote connectors (1/2, 3/4, 5) Not used by this system. c AC power supply units Insert the power cords and connect to power outlets. Only one AC power supply unit is installed at the factory. A second optional power supply unit can be installed to provide power supply redundancy. When used in systems that require reliability, power supply redundancy allows the unit to continue operating even if a power supply unit fails. For details about installing or replacing a power supply unit, consult your Sony sales or service representative. d SDI (1 to 4) connectors SDI1 to SDI4 connectors are numbered from left to right. Connect to a PWS-4400 using an SDI cable to input SDI signals. e REF IN connectors Not used by this system. f USB connectors (rear panel) Connect to a PWSK-4403 using a USB cable. USB devices not described in this document are not supported.

• Of the four USB connectors on the rear panel, only the bottom right port supports power delivery (900 mA). The other three ports do not support power delivery, and should be used to connect USB devices that do not require power supplied from the USB connector.

• Use SuperSpeed USB cables. g LAN connectors Connect to a Gigabit Ethernet network. h HDMI connector Connect to a monitor using an HDMI cable. Use only Sony-brand HDMI cables. Recommended cable (example): DLC-HE20XF HIGH SPEED HDMI cable (2 m (6 ft.)) i DisplayPort connector Connect to a monitor using a DisplayPort-to-DVI converter cable or DisplayPort-to-HDMI converter cable. Use an active-type converter cable. If using a DisplayPort cable, use the following recommended cable.

• LINDY 41630 4K-compatible DisplayPort cable (1 m (3 ft.)) The compatibility of the following displays has been confirmed.

Notes Note14 Setting Up Setting Up Initial Settings Before using the unit, configure the Windows settings within the unit. The description below describes the standard settings in Windows 8. To reboot the unit, first shut down the unit and then turn the On/Standby button on the front panel on again, without rebooting Windows. Connect a keyboard and mouse to the USB connectors on the front panel, and connect a monitor to the DisplayPort connector or HDMI connector on the rear panel. Turn the On/Standby button on. When the Windows login screen appears, enter “prc” as the user name and “prc” as the password, and log in. Configuring the network

Connect a LAN cable to the LAN connector on the rear panel of the unit, and connect the other end to the network. Click [View network status and tasks] under [Network and Internet] in the control panel. Click the device connected by LAN cable in [Connections]. Click the [Properties] button. Select [Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)], then click the [Properties] button. Change the IP address and other settings. Click the [Advanced] button to configure DNS, WINS, and other settings. When finished, click the [OK] button. Setting the date and time

Select [Set the time and date] under [Date and Time] in the [Clock, Language, and Region] control panel. Click [Change time zone] on the [Date and Time] tab, and select the time zone. Click [Change date and time] on the [Date and Time] tab, and set the date and time. Click the [Change settings] button on the [Internet Time] tab. Specify an NTP server, then click the [Update Now] button. Place a check mark in [Synchronize with an Internet time server] to periodically correct the clock using the NTP server. Signing out When finished, sign out from Windows. Move the mouse cursor to the top right corner of the screen to display the Charms bar, then click [Start]. Click the account name on the top right of the screen, then click [Sign out]. PWS-4400 Settings Configure the input/output port settings on the PWS-4400.For details about configuration, refer to the PWA-PRC1 Installation Guide, and the PWS-4400 Operation Manual. PWA-MGW1 Settings Configure settings in PWA-MGW1 Media Gateway Software to enable archiving to media.For details about configuration, refer to the PWA-PRC1 Installation Guide, and the Help in PWA-MGW1. Starting and Exiting the Application Starting PWA-PRC1 For details about starting the application, refer to the PWA-PRC1 User’s Guide. Turn on the PWSK-4403 and PWS-4400 connected to the unit, then turn on the unit. Note15 Maintenance Web Application Operation Click “PWA-PRC1” on the Start screen or double-click the “PWA-PRC1” icon on the desktop. Exiting PWA-PRC1 For details about exiting the application, refer to the PWA-PRC1 User’s Guide. Application Settings Launch the application and configure the required system settings.For details about configuration, refer to “Configuration” in the PWA-PRC1 User’s Guide. System Settings Configure the system settings on the Maintenance screen in the web application.For details about the Maintenance screen, see “Maintenance Web Application Operation” on page 15. Maintenance Web Application Operation For details about the operation of the Maintenance Web Application for system administrators, log in to the unit and click the shortcut icon on the desktop to refer to the Operation Manual.16 Usage Precautions / Specifications Usage Precautions Power supply precautions If the unit is suddenly turned off during operation, data loss may occur. To maintain data integrity, the use of an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) is recommended. To disconnect the power cord or turn off the breaker, always press the On/Standby button on the unit to stop the unit before proceeding. Specifications General Power requirement 100 V to 240 V AC 50/60 Hz Power consumption 235 W Standby power consumption 3W or lower Operating temperature 5 °C to 35 °C (41 °F to 95 °F) Storage temperature –20 °C to +60 °C (−4 °F to +140 °F) Operating humidity 20% to 90% (relative humidity) Storage humidity 5% to 80% Mass 14 kg (30 lb. 14 oz.) Dimensions 440 × 43.6 × 640 mm (17

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