• Universal interface for direct, simple, overarching device communication

• Available with 32 inputs/outputs, galvanically isolated from each other and switchable

• Combines the logical level of control and monitoring software with the physical studio environment

• Interfaces: LAN; USB optional

• Benefits

  • Robust, compact structure, low mounting depth, easy to service

    
    

The KSC Multi-IO consists of a redundant ARM-based control computer that can be controlled, monitored and, if necessary, switched over by higher-level services. Switching can also be carried out manually on the device using a recessed button. A GPI-IO controller with 32 (64 or 128) inputs/outputs and a device server with 6 serial RS232/422 interfaces are controlled.

Both computer modules (CPU1, CPU2) each have 2 LAN interfaces, whose LAN status information is displayed on the front. Which of the two computer modules is currently active is indicated by one of the two CPU activity LEDs (orange). A recessed button can be used to manually switch to the other computer module. The status (green) of the redundant power supply PSU1 and PSU2 is also displayed. The inputs and outputs of the GPI-IO sockets are indicated by LEDs in the groups IN (yellow) and OUT (orange).

At the rear, the bottom row is identical for all 3 models. The two sockets for the redundant power supply are located on the left-hand side. They are compatible with the power supply units of the operating devices from our company.

The first two sockets in the RJ-45 block are the LAN interfaces for the first computer, followed by the service interfaces, which can only be controlled with RS232 level.

A device server process on the computer cards serves the serial interfaces SER1 to SER6 as so-called COM-port mappings.

The interfaces can be completely remotely configured by software from a controlling computer, including switching from RS232 to RS422.

This is followed by the two LAN sockets of the second computer. The 25-pin DSUB sockets each accommodate 4 inputs and 4 outputs. The inputs are designed as constant current inputs with optocouplers and do not need to be adapted to different input voltages. The outputs are designed as solid-state relays and are therefore absolutely noiseless.

The KSC Multi-IO is supplied as standard with an ALU front panel in RAL9005 anodized with bright lettering and 2x NG-007 desktop power supply units 90-230V AC IN / 24V DC OUT 65Watt.

Continuity and innovation are the core values of the KSC product line - the solution for control and management applications in the broadcast and telecommunications market.

KSC-FUMD-1S/16 benefit from BFE‘s many years of international experience in control systems for the broadcast and telecommunications market.

These display units with the designation „Color Under-Monitor Display Serial“ (FUMDS) are remote-controlled text displays for installation in studio monitor walls. Up to 64 displays can be operated on one serial port of a matrix controller. By using the RS422 interface, the displays can be remotely controlled. The transmission speed of the displays has been increased compared to the I2C bus displays.

The FUMD-1S/16 display unit consists of 18 dot matrix displays with easy-to-read characters at a height of 17 mm. Characters and/or symbols can be displayed in the colors green, red and yellow.

The text displays can be used to label the individual monitors with static text or with the name of the video signal connected in each case.

The signaling lights for red light or tally signaling are shown as coloured areas in the far right and left display of the text. Both „signaling lights“ can be controlled separately.

The FUMDS/16 units are part of the BFE matrix control system and are supplied with data and power via a FUMD-VT1 splitter box. Data communication is full duplex with RS422 signal level. Data communication via RS232 with PC connection can also be realized with a FUMD-VT2 split box via DSUB9.

Continuity and innovation are our core values for the KSC product line - the solution for control and management applications in the broadcast and telecommunications market.