Hardware Technical Reference Manual: Version 1.4.0 - April 2016

HARDWARE TECHNICAL
REFERENCE MANUAL
Version 1.4.0 April 2016
TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL DYVI 1.4.0
Copyright
EVS Broadcast Equipment SA Copyright 2016. All rights reserved.
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Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................ III
WHATS NEW? ....................................................................................... VII
1. DYVI .................................................................................................... 1
2. INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................. 2
2.1 General Safety Instructions .................................................................. 2
2.2 General Service Instructions ................................................................ 2
2.3 DYVI Licensing & Legal Usage ............................................................ 2
3. COMPLIANCE ..................................................................................... 3
3.1 Safety................................................................................................... 3
3.2 EMC Standards.................................................................................... 3
3.3 EMC Warnings ..................................................................................... 4
3.4 CE Marking .......................................................................................... 5
4. DYVI SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND MODULARITY OVERVIEW .... 6

4.1 General Description ............................................................................. 6
4.2 Processing Module (PM) ...................................................................... 6
4.3 Control Panel (CP) ............................................................................... 7
4.4 Graphical User Interface (GUI) ............................................................ 8
4.5 Operating Interface .............................................................................. 9
5. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................... 10

5.1 Specifications ..................................................................................... 10
5.1.1 2U Processing Module DYV2-2500A ....................................... 10
5.1.2 2U Processing Module DYV2-2610A ....................................... 10
5.1.3 2U Processing Module DYV2-2610B ....................................... 11
5.1.4 Control Panel Top Table Model and Extensions ................... 12
5.1.5 Control Panel Desk Inserted Model and Extensions ............. 15
5.2 Power Supply ..................................................................................... 15
5.2.1 DYV2-2500A/2610A/2610B Processing Module ...................... 15
5.2.2 Control Panels and Extensions ................................................ 16
5.3 Environmental Conditions .................................................................. 18
5.3.1 DYV2-2500A/2610A/2610B Processing Module ...................... 18
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5.3.2 Control Panels and Extensions ................................................ 18
6. UNPACKING ..................................................................................... 20
6.1 General Precautions .......................................................................... 20
6.2 Packing List Processing Module ........................................................ 20
6.3 Packing List Control Panel ................................................................. 20
6.4 Packing List Graphical User Interface ................................................ 20
7. PROCESSING MODULE INSTALLATION AND CABLING ............. 21

7.1 Rack Mounting ................................................................................... 21
7.2 Processing Module Front Panel Description 2610A Model ................ 21
7.2.1 Front Panel .............................................................................. 21
7.2.2 Front Control Panel .................................................................. 22
7.3 Processing Module Front Panel Description 2610B Model ................ 23
7.3.1 Front Panel .............................................................................. 23
7.3.2 Front Control Panel .................................................................. 23
7.4 Processing Module Rear Panel Description ....................................... 25
7.4.1 Rear Panel Overview ............................................................... 25
7.4.2 Standard Backplane Interfaces ................................................ 26
7.4.3 SDI I/O Board v1.0 (allowing 24x6 per PM) ............................. 29
7.4.4 SDI I/O Board v1.1 (allowing 32x16 per PM) ........................... 32
7.4.5 Graphics Card.......................................................................... 35
7.4.6 Network Card ........................................................................... 37
8. CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION AND CABLING ....................... 42

8.1 Control Panel Rear Description.......................................................... 42
8.1.1 Power Supply........................................................................... 42
8.1.2 Ethernet Switch ........................................................................ 43
8.1.3 Panel LAN Interface ................................................................. 44
8.1.4 USB Interface .......................................................................... 44
8.1.5 AES/EBU Output Interface....................................................... 44
(does not exist in Desk Inserted panels : a removable plate will be
changeable when this option will become available. .......................... 44
8.1.6 Microphone .............................................................................. 45
8.1.7 Earth Terminal ......................................................................... 45
8.1.8 Reset Button ............................................................................ 45
9. SUPERVISOR ................................................................................... 46
9.1 Introduction ........................................................................................ 46
9.2 Processing Module ............................................................................ 47
9.2.1 Managing the Network ............................................................. 47

9.2.2 Network Settings ...................................................................... 49
9.2.3 DYVI Cluster Settings .............................................................. 50
9.2.4 Reset Device ........................................................................... 55
9.2.5 Time Settings, System Time & NTP Server ............................. 56
9.2.6 Software Update ...................................................................... 59
9.3 Control Panel ..................................................................................... 62
9.3.1 Managing the Network ............................................................. 62
9.3.4 Reset Device ........................................................................... 67
9.3.5 Time Settings, System Time .................................................... 68
9.3.6 Software Update ...................................................................... 69
9.4 GUI .................................................................................................... 71
9.4.3 Reset Device ........................................................................... 74
9.4.4 Launch the DYVI application.................................................... 74
9.4.5 GUI Application Update ........................................................... 75
10. DYVI CONTACT INFORMATION ...................................................... 77
11. END OF LIVE & PRODUCT RECYCLING ........................................ 78
12. APPENDIX......................................................................................... 79
12.1 DYVI Definitions ............................................................................. 79
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Whats New?
The following table describes the sections updated to reflect the new and
modified features on 1.4.0
In this manual, the icon has been added on the left margin to
highlight information on new and updated features.
The changes linked to new features in version 1.4.0 are listed below.
Processing Module DYV2-2610B
I/O Board v1.1
New Supervisor
Control Panel in Table Model
Whats New? VII

1. DYVI
Welcome to the EVS-DYVI range of products and thank you for using a
DYVI production switcher. We will do our best to satisfy your video
production needs and we look forward to continuing working with you.
DYVI 1
2. Instructions
2.1 General Safety Instructions

To prevent electrical shock hazards or device damage, remove the power
cable of the device before:
installing or removing signal cables;
relocating the device.
In case of any damage on power supplies or power cabling, dont try to
repair it by yourself. Contact a qualified service technician or EVS
Technical Support.
In some countries (e.g. Scandinavia, UK, Swiss, Spain, Ireland,)
national safety regulations have to be considered. In those countries and
also in case of any doubts on local regulations use a qualified service
technician to ensure correct and safe power connections!
2.2 General Service Instructions

All DYVI devices are shipped as preconfigured hardware components with
related software setups. Changes or modifications on these devices
configuration not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void:
safe and reliable operation;
warranty.
Some elements of the DYVI switchers are "Components Of The Shelf"
(COTS). The end user shall not modify the hardware or software
configuration of such elements. Only manufacturer service people or an
authorized trained service center may do so.
2.3 DYVI Licensing & Legal Usage

All software delivered with DYVI-devices is licensed only for that device on
which it has been installed by the manufacturer. Copying or moving
software or licenses between devices is strictly prohibited.
Without any notice, it is up to the manufacturers decision to introduce or
enhance license verification at DYVI application at runtime and disable any
package or feature under unauthorized usage. Legal usage of DYVI
software and DYVI license is exclusively in the end user responsibility
2 Instructions
3. Compliance
3.1 Safety
This equipment has been designed and tested to meet the requirements of
the following:
DIN EN 60950-1:2014-8; VDE 0805-1:2014-08
Information technology equipment - Safety - Part 1: General requirements
(IEC 60950-1:2005, modified + Cor.:2006 + A1:2009, modified +
A1:2009/Cor.:2012 + A2:2013, modified); German version EN 60950-
1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A12:2011 + AC:2011 + A2:2013
3.2 EMC Standards

This equipment complies with following EMC standards:
DIN EN 61000-3-2:2010-03; VDE 0838-2:2010-03
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 3-2: Limits - Limits for harmonic
current emissions (equipment input current <= 16 A per phase) (IEC
61000-3-2:2005 + A1:2008 + A2:2009); German version EN 61000-3-
2:2006 + A1:2009 + A2:2009
DIN EN 61000-4-2:2009-12; VDE 0847-4-2:2009-12

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-2: Testing and measurement
techniques Electrostatic discharge immunity test (IEC 61000-4-2:2008);
German version EN 61000-4-2:2009
DIN EN 61000-4-3:2011-04; VDE 0847-4-3:2011-04

techniques - Radiated, radiofrequency, electromagnetic field immunity test
(IEC 61000-4-3:2006 + A1:2007 + A2:2010); German version EN 61000-4-
3:2006 + A1:2008 + A2:2010
DIN EN 61000-4-4:2013-04; VDE 0847-4-4:2013-04

techniques - Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test (IEC 61000-4-
4:2012); German version EN 61000-4-4:2012
Compliance 3
DIN EN 61000-4-5:2007-06; VDE 0847-4-5:2007-06

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-5: Testing and measurement
techniques - Surge immunity test (IEC 61000-4-5:2005); German version
EN 61000-4-5:2006
DIN EN 61000-4-6:2014-08; VDE 0847-4-6:2014-08

techniques - Immunity to conducted disturbances, induced by radio-
frequency fields (IEC 61000-4-6:2013); German version EN 61000-4-
6:2014
DIN EN 61000-4-11:2005-02; VDE 0847-4-11:2005-02

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) - Part 4-11: Testing and
measurement techniques - Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage
variations immunity tests (IEC 61000-4-11:2004); German version EN
61000-4-11:2004
DIN EN 55103-1:2013-11; VDE 0875-103-1:2013-11

Electromagnetic compatibility - Product family standard for audio, video,
audio-visual and entertainment lighting control apparatus for professional
use - Part 1: Emissions; German version EN 55103-1:2009 + A1:2012
DIN EN 55103-2:2010-07; VDE 0875-103-2:2010-07

Electromagnetic compatibility - Product family standard for audio, video,
audio-visual and entertainment lighting control apparatus for professional
use - Part 2: Immunity; German version EN 55103-2:2009
3.3 EMC Warnings

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
4 Compliance
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television

reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
3.4 CE Marking
The CE marking is affixed to indicate compliance with the following
directives:
2004/108/EC of 15 December 2004 on the approximation of the laws of
the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility and
repealing Directive 89/336 (Official Journal L 390 of 31.12.2004)
2014/35/EC of 26 February 2014 on the harmonization of the laws of
the Member States relating to the making available on the market of
electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits
Compliance 5
4. DYVI System Components and

Modularity Overview
4.1 General Description

DYVI is a modular live production system and is scalable for any size or
type of production from a small studio to a major live broadcasting event.
The DYVI devices are:
Processing Module (PM)
Hardkey Control Panel (CP)
Graphical User Interface (GUI)
Each of the devices works electrically independent. However, for a certain
live production multiple of these devices can be configured to contribute to
one production entity.
4.2 Processing Module (PM)

The processing Module consists of a:
High performing COTS server
Network interface : 40GigE or 4x10GigE (depends on the cable used)
Video processing option
4 I/O SDI board v1.0 (24 in x 6 out) or v1.1 (32 in x 16 out)
Figure: DYVI Processing Module
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4.3 Control Panel (CP)
The DYVI hard key Control Panel allows instant access to any kind of live
production control. The buttons section organization, delegation and
functionality is highly configurable.
The basic Control Panel comes with a 24x8 control button matrix including
4 rows of related OLED displays and two transition sections, both
consisting of buttons, knobs, one fader and one touch-screen GUI.
The main Control Panel can be expanded with up to 4 Matrix Extensions,
each comes with 8x8 control buttons matrix size and related OLED
displays. Two of those can be mounted at the left side of the basic panel
and two at the right.
Note
The Control Panel extensions are pre-mounted by the
manufacturer according to the end users order.
DYVI System Components and Modularity Overview 7

4.4 Graphical User Interface (GUI)
The DYVI Graphical User Interface consists of an off-the-shelf touch-

screen PC running the DYVI GUI application software. It is used to
configure live production system setups and provides live monitoring and
control support.
For basic IO-Interfaces description (dimensions, connectors, control
buttons, touch-screen, environmental parameters, ..) of the GUI PC,
please refer to the manufacturer user guide. The DYVI-application special
items which differ from the user guide are:
The installed operating system is LINUX.
The touch screen supports SINGLE touch (Multi-Touch is not
supported).
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4.5 Operating Interface

A DYVI Operating Interface typically consists of:
1 Control Panel
1 Graphical User Interface
1 or 2 Multiviewer Screen(s) (optional & not provided by EVS), fed by
the Processing Modules DVI/Display Port outputs.
Figure: Examples of DYVI operating interface configurations

with 24, 32 and 40 button source control sections
DYVI System Components and Modularity Overview 9

5. Hardware Specifications
5.1 Specifications
5.1.1 2U Processing Module DYV2-2500A

(Long chassis version)
(Discontinued)
5.1.2 2U Processing Module DYV2-2610A

(Long chassis version)
Server Specifications
CPU XEON E5-2650 V2
64GB RAM
GPU K6000
SDI I/O v1.0 (24 in x 6 out)
Weight
2U - 19 inches chassis: 22 kg.
Dimensions
The following drawings provide the various dimensions in [mm], of the
Processing Module with a 2U chassis.
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Figure: Processing Module dimensions
5.1.3 2U Processing Module DYV2-2610B

(Short chassis version)
Server Specifications
CPU XEON E5-2650 V2
64GB RAM
GPU K6000
SDI I/O v1.0 (24x6) or v1.1 (32x16)
Hardware Specifications 11
Weight
2U - 19 inches chassis with SDI I/O 24 x 6: 20 kg
2U - 19 inches chassis with SDI I/O 32 x 16: 20 kg
Dimensions
The following drawings provide the various dimensions in [mm], of the
Processing Module with a 2U chassis
5.1.4 Control Panel Top Table Model and

Extensions
Weight
Extension Weight
0 8,0 kg
1 9,5 kg
Extension Weight
2 11,0 kg
3 12,5 kg
4 14,0 kg
Table: Weight of Top Table Control Panel

with a number of extensions mounted
Dimensions
The following drawings provide the various dimensions in [mm].
Figure: Top Table Control Panel Dimensions
Extension Max. Length
0 852 mm
1 1039 mm
2 1226 mm
3 1413 mm
4 1600 mm
Table: Length of Top Table Control Panel

Figure: Top Table Control Panel retaining bracket at rear side
Figure: Top Table Control Panel retaining bracket at front- and rear-side
To fix the Top Table Control Panel on the table use the retaining brackets.
They can be mounted at the four corners at rear- and front-side of the
Control Panel as depicted.
5.1.5 Control Panel Desk Inserted Model and

Extensions
Weight
Extension Weight
0 8,0 kg
1 9,5 kg
2 11,0 kg
3 12,5 kg
4 14,0 kg
Table: Weight of Desk Inserted Control Panel

5.2 Power Supply
5.2.1 DYV2-2500A/2610A/2610B Processing Module
Redundant Power Supply

The server is fitted with two auto switching and hot-swappable power
supplies. The secondary hot-swappable power supply should be
connected to the mains to share the load and to allow automatic power
switching to one power supply in case one of the two should fail.
Warning: Grounding and Power Cabling

Ensure the server unit is properly grounded at all times to
avoid electrical shock hazard.
Grounding always has to be provided through the protective
earth pin of the power cable. For safe and reliable operation
use only the power cables that come with the server system
package
Electrical Specifications
Rated voltage 100 to 240 VAC (single phase)
Rated frequency 50-60 Hz
Power supply max. 1000W @100-140V

max. 1200W @180-240V
Input connector CEE 22/IEC 320 3-pin male receptacle
Electrical Consumption
The following electrical specifications are valid for the Processing Module:
Data Type Voltage Value
Maximal current (full load) 180 - 240 V 8 5.5 A
Maximal current (full load) 100 140 V 11.5 8 A
5.2.2 Control Panels and Extensions
Redundant Power Supply

The control panels are fitted with two auto switching and hot-swappable
external power supplies. The secondary hot-swappable power supply
should be connected to the mains to share the load and to allow automatic
power switching to one power supply in case one of the two should fail.
Electrical Specifications
Rated voltage 100 to 240 VAC (single phase)
Rated frequency 50-60 Hz
Power supply max. 100W @100-240V
Input connector CEE 22/IEC 320 3-pin male receptacle
Connection to Pluggable equipment Type A (EN 60950 1.2.5):

supply Equipment which is intended for connection to the
building power supply wiring via a non-industrial
plug and socket-outlet or a non-industrial appliance
coupler or both. Correct mains polarity must
always be observed. Do not use reversible power
plugs with this equipment.
Electrical Consumption
Electrical specifications for the Control Panel with 4 extensions:
Data Type Voltage Value
Maximal current (full load) 100 - 240 V < 1.2 A
5.3 Environmental Conditions
5.3.1 DYV2-2500A/2610A/2610B Processing Module
Operating
Temperature 10C to + 35C (50F to 95F) ambient with free

air flow
Relative humidity 20% to 90% (non- condensing)
Cooling requirements Forced cooling air flow from front to rear of the
server
Handling/movement Designed for fixed use when in operation
Storage and Transport
Temperature -20C to +70C (-4F to 158F)
5.3.2 Control Panels and Extensions
Operating
Temperature 5C to + 35C (32F to 95F) ambient with free

air flow
Cooling requirements No active cooling at ambient temperature lower

than room temperature. Automatically controlled
forced cooling air flow from the inner panel
through a hole at the rear side of the panel.
Handling/movement Designed for fixed use when in operation
Storage and Transport
Temperature -20C to +70C (-4F to 158F)
6. Unpacking
6.1 General Precautions

Upon receipt of the equipment examine packing for obvious signs of
damage. If damaged, do not unpack and inform the carrier immediately.
Check the packing list and ensure all the items are present and
undamaged. Report damages or missing parts to EVS Technical Support
immediately.
6.2 Packing List Processing Module

Processing Module, 24x6 SDI or 32x16 SDI, 2x40GBit Network,
Processing Option w. Sync Board, COTS Server Manual
QSFP cables & adaptors (only for multi-PM bundles)
2 Power cords
1 Video HD-BNC to BNC cable ( to bridge SDI-Ref-Sync with
Processing Ext-Sync)
1 HD-BNC Inserter Tool
2 Rack rails
6.3 Packing List Control Panel

Control Panel w. optional Extensions
Two external power supplies (redundancy) including power cord
(1.25m)
1 Cat 5 cable for local backplane bridge between integrated GigE
Switch and Panel SBC
6.4 Packing List Graphical User Interface

GUI PC
Keyboard
Mouse
Power cord
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7. Processing Module Installation

and Cabling
7.1 Rack Mounting

Adequate ventilation is obviously required for optimum performance. As a
result of this consideration, ensure that no other equipment is located
close to the Processing Module that might increase the Processing
Modules environmental temperature.
Warning
Remember that fans are used to air cool the equipment and
protect it from overheating.
Do not block fans intakes during operations.
Having regard to the weight of the processing module chassis, support

guides are required for this unit into the rack mount. The front ears of the
unit are not designed to support its full weight. Applying full weight on
these might result in bending the metal plate.
For more options on how to mount the server to the rack refer to the
Installation Options of the COTS server manufacturer User Guide.
7.2 Processing Module Front Panel

Description 2610A Model
7.2.1 Front Panel
Figure: 2610A Processing Module Front Panel
The Processing Module is delivered with:

1x Optical Disk Drive (ODD)
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1x System Disk (SSDD1)

1x RAM Recorder and Clips permanent storage (HDD2)
7.2.2 Front Control Panel

LAN2 Reset Location
LED Button Switch
USB ports LAN1 Location
LED LED
HD Access Message Power LED

LED LED Power Button
Figure: Processing Module Front Control Panel
Front Control Panel Functions
Power Button This is a toggle button. If power is connected to the

Power LED rear power supplies the Power LED is off. Pushing
the power button boots up the system and lights
the power LED.
Pushing the power button while the system is
running, the Processing Module starts the power
down process.
Location Switch This is an ON/OFF switch. If the Location Switch is

Location LEDs ON, one blue location LED at front and one
location LED at back is activated to mark a certain
Processing Module for service purposes.
Reset Button Pushing this button restarts the system and the
DYVI application software.
Message LED This LED turns on yellow in case of a server

warning. Please check both power supplies for
correct main voltage connection and operation.
LAN 1 LED Activity LEDs for the LAN 1 and LAN 2 channel
LAN 2 LED
HD ACCESS LED Indicates hard disk driver activity
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7.3 Processing Module Front Panel

Description 2610B Model
7.3.1 Front Panel
Ram Rec System

Front Control Panel Disk Disk
Figure: Processing Module 2610B Front Panel

The Processing Module is delivered with:
1x SSD (256GB - behind front plate) : used for System
1x HDD (1To - behind front plate) : used for permanent storage of Stills
and Clips
7.3.2 Front Control Panel

LAN2 Message Location USB ports
LED LED Switch
LAN1 HD Access Power Reset

LED LED Button Button
Figure: Processing Module Front Control Panel

Front Control Panel Functions
Power Button This is a toggle button. If power is connected to the

rear power supplies the Power LED is off. Pushing
the power button boots up the system and lights
the button.
Pushing the power button while the system is
running, the Processing Module starts the power
down process.
Location Switch This is an ON/OFF switch. If the Location Switch is

Location LEDs ON the button lights up and one location LED at
back is activated to mark a certain Processing
Module for service purposes.
Reset Button Pushing this button restarts the system and the
DYVI application software.
Message LED This LED turns on yellow in case of a server

warning. Please check both power supplies for
correct main voltage connection and operation.
LAN 1 LED Activity LEDs for the LAN 1 and LAN 2 channel
LAN 2 LED
HD ACCESS LED Indicates hard disk driver activity

7.4 Processing Module Rear Panel

Description
7.4.1 Rear Panel Overview
Figure: Processing Module Rear Panel SDI 24 in x6 out
Figure: Processing Module Rear Panel SDI 32 in x16 out
Note
One of External HD-BNC Ref out connector must be
connected to Ext sync IN BNC connector with the HD-BNC to
BNC cable included in the DYVI package.

7.4.2 Standard Backplane Interfaces

Motherboard and Power Supply Details
Power Supplies The Processing Module has two redundant power

Power Cord supplies. Before booting up the system, ensure
Connector both power supplied are fed with appropriate
Power LED supply voltage and power cords.
If power is applied the power LED of each power
supply lights up YELLOW. If the system is turned
on, both LEDs turn into GREEN.
LAN 1 port (DYVI LAN 1 is used for connecting:

control) DYVI control devices (Control Panel, GUI)
DYVI Supervisor Webserver (port: 80)
LAN 2 port
(bridging) Ember+ server access (port: 9000)
LinX protocol for EVS XT3 servers control
LAN 3 port MOXA serial port interface CN 2650-16-2AC
(unused) (VDCP, BVW75 protocols)
EVS DYVI-TALLY-BOX tally adaptor (based on
LAWO / VSM tally adapter)
LAWO / VSM tally adapter GPI/O 32 (SW 2.3.4
or over)
BFE tally adapter GP-IO-32/Z1 LAN
LAN 2 is used for bridging IP services :
RIEDEL Artist Intercom
CLEARCOM Intercom
RTS Intercom
STAGETEC AUDIO Dante
PTZ Camera Control
LAWO V-Link
The Bridging system is an IP based protocols -
transport only mechanism.
LAN 3 = not used in the DYVI application

Motherboard and Power Supply Details
LINK-LEDs Each of the 1 GigE Port has 2 LEDs:

ACT/LINK (left side)
OFF = NO Link
ON = Linked
Blinking = Data Activity
Speed Link LED (right side)
OFF = 10Mbit
ORANGE: 100Mbit
GREEN: 1GigE
For safe DYVI operation the speed link LED must
light in GREEN color, indicating a 1GigE speed
available.
VGA port For service purposes only
Serial port For service purposes only
USB ports For service purposes only
Table: List of server backplane functions relevant for DYVI.
DYVI Control Interfaces at LAN 1

Configuration:
For details on DYVI control network configuration refer to section 9 of this
manual.
Tally adapter (DYVI-TALLY-BOX, BFE, LAWO/VSM, ) are configured with
the DYVI GUI.
Bridging Services at LAN 2

DYVI bridging at LAN 2 connector is designed for distributed DYVI
systems to reduce number of optical network links and to provide the
advantage of fast and reliable long distance DYVI Network to 3rd party
services. Bridging is a common IP technology implemented in DYVI which
has been tested initially- and is verified with various devices listed in the
table above.
Configuration:
Currently, bridging is restricted to LAN2 connector of the Processing
Module and to DYVI network topology configuration Direct-2-10G (see
Network Settings).

All devices applying Processing Modules LAN2 bridging must be

configured as follows:
Network: 192.158.1.XXX
Network Mask: 255.255.255.0
IP address range: 192.158.1.11 ...
192.158.1.254
(all other IP addresses are reserved or are used DYVI internal)
Once the network is configured the dedicated bridging services should
work as expected respectively as designed by the Manufacturer.
Limitations could occur if the Quality of Service of the network does not fit
a certain devices requirement!
The LAN2 connector port can be extended in number by use of a 1GigE
switch.
Note
For more technical details on the motherboard interfaces
please refer also to the COTS server manufacturer User
Guide
For more details on how to configure bridging solutions,
contact EVS services.

7.4.3 SDI I/O Board v1.0 (allowing 24x6 per PM)
Schemas
The I/O board has 8 inputs and optional up to 6 outputs with analog
reference.
Figure: SDI I/O Board with output option mounted
The numbering of the SDI connectors relates to the operation and

configuration interface usage (see User Manual):
Figure: Backplane SDI connector section.

Video Input/Output Standards

HD- SDI (1.485, 1.485/1.001 Gbps) in accordance with SMPTE-292M
720p50/60/59.94
1080i50/60/59.94
3G- SDI (2.970, 2.970/1.001 Gbps) in accordance with SMPTE-424M
1080p50/60/59.94.
only half of the connectors can be used in 3G.
Note
Only half of the connectors can be used in 3G :
- 4 first connectors for inputs, on each SDI board
- 2 first connectors for outputs, on each SDI board
Analog Reference Input (Ref)

SMPTE-170M / SMPTE-318M / ITU624-4 (Black Burst)
SMPTE-274M / SMPTE-296M (Tri Level Sync)
Note
The Ref Signal applied must match the systems video reference
configuration.
Connector Type
HD-BNC
Processing Module 24x6 SDI Configuration

The Processing Module 24x6 is equipped with 3 SDI-IO boards + 1 output
option board. This provides:
24 SDI inputs
6 SDI outputs
1 analog output reference loop through.

If multiple Processing Modules contribute to one Production, all

contributing units must be provided with the same reference timing signal.
The system global timing must be kept in 0.5 ms window to retain time
consistent video switching. Staying within this timing constraints allows
optical cable distances (distributed productions with direct dark fiber
connections and/or metropolitan LAN PHY WAVE connections) between
Main Processing Module and Extension Processing Modules of up to ~ 80
km (~50 miles), assuming physical signal return latencies of ~10
msec/1000 km.
Note
By default, analog REF input signal (Black Burst or Tri-Level
Sync) is used as video reference source.
For details on how to build up DYVI Productions refer to the
DYVI Operational Manual.
Video Reference Source can be changed with the DYVI
Supervisor.
Remote-Production is subject to EVS licensing.

7.4.4 SDI I/O Board v1.1 (allowing 32x16 per PM)
Schemas
The I/O board has 8 inputs and 4 outputs with analog reference.
Figure: SDI I/O 8x4 Board

Configuration 32 SDI Inputs / 16 SDI Output:
Figure: Backplane 32x16 SDI connector section
Video Input/Output Standards

HD- SDI (1.485, 1.485/1.001 Gbps) in accordance with SMPTE-292M
720p50/60/59.94
1080i50/60/59.94
3G- SDI (2.970, 2.970/1.001 Gbps) in accordance with SMPTE-424M
1080p50/60/59.94.
.
Note
Only half of the connectors can be used in 3G :
- 4 first connectors for inputs, on each SDI board
- 2 first connectors for outputs, on each SDI board
Analog Reference Input (Ref)

SMPTE-170M / SMPTE-318M / ITU624-4 (Black Burst)
SMPTE-274M / SMPTE-296M (Tri Level Sync)
Note
The Ref Signal applied must match the systems video reference
configuration.

Connector Type
HD-BNC
Processing Module 32x16 SDI Configuration

The Processing Module 32x16 is equipped with 4 SDI-IO boards.
This provides:
32 SDI inputs
16 SDI outputs
1 analog output reference.
If multiple Processing Modules contribute to one Production, all
contributing units must be provided with the same reference timing signal.
The system global timing must be kept in 0.5 ms window to retain time
consistent video switching. Staying within this timing constraints allows
optical cable distances (distributed productions with direct dark fiber
connections and/or metropolitan LAN PHY WAVE connections) between
Main Processing Module and Extension Processing Modules of up to ~ 80
km (~50 miles), assuming physical signal return latencies of ~10
msec/1000 km.
Note
By default, analog REF input signal (Black Burst or Tri-Level
Sync) is used as video reference source.
For details on how to build up DYVI Productions refer to the
DYVI Operational Manual.
Video Reference Source can be changed with the DYVI
Supervisor.
Remote-Production is subject to EVS licensing.

7.4.5 Graphics Card
Schema
Figure: The Processing Option has four display connectors:

One DVI-I dual link, one DVI-D dual link and two Display Ports.
In a DYVI production, two multiviewer screens can be defined to be

generated and configured. These multiviewer signals can be assigned on
any 2 of the 4 connectors by auto-detect Mode.
The Ext. Sync Input connector should be connected to the Reference
Loop-Trough of the SDI Output Option board. It enables synchronization of
DVI outputs with the REF signal. The Ext. Sync Status lights green, if a
signal is detected at Ext. Sync Input and it permanently flashes green if
synchronization is successful.
The Frame-Lock connectors are not used in the DYVI application.

From the Status LEDs only the right/bottom one is used in the DYVI
application. It indicates as:
Yellow GPU present, but not synchronized
Yellow/flashing GPU is synchronized but within 5% of the

threshold of losing sync
Green GPU is synchronized but within 5% of the

threshold of losing sync
Green/flashing GPU synchronizing
Note
The Display Monitors connected to the DVI outputs have to
support progressive video standards (e.g. 1920x1080p) in
any case, even if the reference video standard is interlaced
(e.g 1920x1080i).
The Display Monitors have to be connected to the DVI
outputs and must be powered on before the DYVI
processing module is powered on. This is mandatory to
ensure the monitors are detected during power up and
resolution and Frame rates are managed properly.
To advantage the low system latency at DVI output, any field
interpolation mode on the multiviewer screens should be
disabled! On consumer TV-screens for example, the Gamer
Mode should be activated. For more details refers to your
displays reference manual.
For multiviewer configuration details please refer to the DYVI
Operation Manual.
The multiviewer signals are assigned to the two first DVI/DP
connectors if a monitor is connected at the booting. If a
monitor is added later, a reboot is necessary for the
connector become active.
Extend Multiviewer Monitors Cabling distance

Using DVI or HDMI cables at the Multiviewer interface limits the distance
to 10-15 meters depending on monitor- and cable type. Longer distances
of 100 150 meters can be reached using HDMI SDI HDMI converters
in between. For more details please contact your EVS Technical Support.

7.4.6 Network Card
Schema
Figure: Network option with two 40 Gigabit Ethernet Ports (QSFP+)
The 40GigE Interfaces are used to interconnect multiple Processing

Modules. There are different ways to build up those configuration in HW,
depending on:
The number of units to be connected
The network infrastructure
Network Cabling Examples
One Single Processing Module (Topology: none)

In this topology the 40GigE connectors are not used at all.
Two Processing Modules, stacked local (Topology: Direct-2)

In the topology Direct-2, two Processing Modules are connected with two
QSFP+ to QSFP+ cables.
There is one link between the two A ports and one link between the two B
ports.
Depending on the required cable length, it could be a Twinax passive
cable or a QSFP+ optical module solution.
Figure: Direct-2 cabling scheme

Figure: QSFP+ Twinax cable
Two Processing Modules, distributed (Topology: Direct-2-10G)

In the topology Direct-2-10G, two Processing Modules are connected with
single data link. An adaptor is needed to convert QSFP+ to SFP+.
The link must be established between the two A ports.
cable or an optical fiber. Usually this connection type is used with optical
connections to cover distances up to 80km (50 miles) over DarkFiber
directly or to adapt over DarkFiber to a 10GigE optical Backbone.
QSFP+
B A
B A
QSFP+
Figure: Direct-2-10G cabling scheme
Figure: QSFP+/SFP+ adapter with optical link through SPF+ optics

Figure: QSFP+/SFP+ adapter with SFP+ Twinax cable
Three Processing Modules, stacked local (Topology: Direct-3)

In the topology Direct-3, three Processing Modules are connected with
three QSFP+ to QSFP+ cables.
The cabling depends on the Processing Modules Device-IDs and must
match exactly as outlined in the drawing.
cable or a QSFP+ optical module solution.
Figure: Direct-3 cabling scheme
Figure: QSFP+ Twinax cable

Note
The Device-ID identifies the role of a processing module within
a cluster (PM-Main or PM-Extension). For details on how to set
Device-IDs, refer to section 9.2.3 page 50.
Using a Network Switch (Topology: Switch-10G-x4_1R)

For more flexible solutions, multiple Processing Modules can be
connected through a 10GigE network switch.
The Switch-10G-x4_1R topology allows to build a production with two
Processing Modules on the local site (the Main-Module and one Extension
Module) and one Processing Module (Extension Module) at the remote
site. The QSFP+ port A of each local Processing Module has to be
connected to 4x10GigE SFP+ ports of the network switch using a
converter cable. In case of a 40 GigE link is not available, a 10GigE line can be used.
in this case, port A has to be connected through a single 10GigE Wave
connection to the switch as well.
B A
Production Venue A
B A
Center QSFP+
QSFP+
B A
QSFP+
Topology 10Gx4_1R
SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+

10 GBit Switch
SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+ SFP+
Figure: Switch-10G-x4_1R cabling scheme
Figure: QSFP+ / 4xSFP+ converter cable

Figure: QSFP+/SFP+ adapter with optical 10G Link through SPF+ optics
The following must be ensured:

The network switch is manageable to guarantee full bandwidth is
available at all ports with lowest latencies
The network switch has to support Ethernet jumbo frames.
Note
For support on network switches and their configuration,
contact your EVS Technical Support.
On how to configure Processing Modules to DYVI-
Productions please refer to Supervisor section.

8. Control Panel Installation and

Cabling
8.1 Control Panel Rear Description
8.1.1 Power Supply

There are two 12V power supply inputs to the control panel. For normal
mode one external power supply is needed. For redundant power mode,
two external power supplies are needed. To ensure reliable operation only
use original power supplies as delivered with DYVI Control Panel.
Weight
AHM100PS12: 0,5 kg.
Dimensions
Dimensions shown in inches (mm)
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Connectors
Note
Control panel connector KPPX-4P is now equipped with
lockable ring
8.1.2 Ethernet Switch

The control panel has a built-in 5-Port GigE switch, each capable of
10/100/1000 Mbps via RJ-45 connector. Use Category 5e (Cat 5e) or
better Ethernet cable.
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8.1.3 Panel LAN Interface

The Control Panel has a 1 GigE RJ-45 Ethernet interface connected to the
panel single board computer. That port has to be connected with an
Ethernet cable to the control panel integrated network switch.
Note
For safe operation the control connections between Control
Panel, GUI and Processing Module needs reliable 1 GigE net
links.
8.1.4 USB Interface

There are two USB ports on the rear of the control panel and one on the
front side. The ports can be used for USB devices such as mouse,
keyboard or USB flash drive. Especially the front USB port is used for a
technical intercom headset.
8.1.5 AES/EBU Output Interface
(does not exist in Desk Inserted panels : a removable plate will be

changeable when this option will become available.
There is a 3 pin XLR-connector for the output of AES/EBU serial digital

stereo audio signals.
Pin Function
1 Shield / GND
2 Signal +
3 Signal -
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Note
The AES/EBU output is currently not supported.
8.1.6 Microphone
Note
The microphone input is currently not supported.
8.1.7 Earth Terminal
Normally the separate grounding at the protective earth terminal is not

required as long as the external power supplys power cord is connected
to protective earth. Please refer also to section 2.1, on page 2.
8.1.8 Reset Button

Pushing the reset button restarts the single board computer of the panel.
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9. Supervisor
9.1 Introduction
Device Configuration
The Processing Module and the Control Panel provide a Web Server
interface that gives access to the DYVI System Supervisor for basic device
configurations which are:
Software Installations and Software Partition Management
Network Management
Advanced Setup
Network Reset
Time Settings
Cluster Settings
Log File Access (future)
The GUI does not have a supervisor implementation yet. The Supervisor
GUI subsection describes alternative ways to access the related settings.
Network Configuration
The DYVI factory network addresses are:
CP 100.10.1.90
PM 100.10.1.91
GUI 100.10.1.92
Configuring a new DYVI System starts with connecting a web browser to a
certain DYVI-Device by browsing the related network address.
Network management needs to be executed on each Processing Module,
Control Panel and GUI to ensure reliable operation.
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Note
Before establishing a DYVI network, the Network Settings
and DYVI Cluster Management procedures have to be
executed/verified on each DYVI device.
Every time the network address has been changed, the new
address should be labeled at the devices surface for later
convenience.
Full functionality as described below is only accessible on
each device where the browser is connected to. If more
than one device is visible on the network, some of the
functions described below are also accessible on those
other devices in case of they should be selected on the left
side of the Main Window.
9.2 Processing Module
9.2.1 Managing the Network

To manage the network on a DYVI Processing Module, proceed as
follows:
1. Establish a network connection between your browsing Device and one
(the first) DYVI Processing Modules LAN1 connector.
2. Open the Browser Mozilla Firefox (preferred) or MS Internet Explorer
(V9.x or higher) and connect to the Processing Module Supervisor
using the Processing Modules Network Address, e.g.:
http://100.10.1.46
The browser will open the Devices Overview window of the Supervisor.
Note
Browsing Device can be the GUI or any PC in the network with
IP address in correct range.
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Supervisor: Devices overview (Main Window)

The left side of the Devices menu shows the Processing Module with its
Device Name and the current control IP address. The right side shows the
Processing Modules relevant preset summary.
Note
Changing configuration with the Supervisor as described below
often results in a reboot of the connected system to activate the
new settings. When the browser communication is back, a
manual refresh of the browser window has to be executed (by
pressing the F5 key) to ensure the browser does not show up
obsolete (cached) window content.
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9.2.2 Network Settings

The Networks settings can be modified by selecting the Network Settings
button in the Devices menu.
Supervisor: Network Settings
Field Description
IP-Address Use the IP-Address button to set a unique IP

address.
Netmask Use the Netmask button to modify the netmask.
Gateway Use the Gateway button to define a new gateway

address.
DHCP The DHCP check box should NOT be set in DYVI

applications.
DNS Server Use the DNS Server button to set a DNS server
address.
Note
For common rules on how to set network parameters please
contact your network administrator or contact EVS Technical
Support.
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While in the Devices menu, parameters changed are marked with an

asterisk (*) sign and the Apply Settings button is marked with a yellow
alert. To apply the modified settings use the Apply Settings button and
confirm with OK in the subsequent dialog box.
9.2.3 DYVI Cluster Settings
Overview
The DYVI Cluster Settings are used to configure the 40 GigE streaming
cluster and environmental presets. The settings can be modified by
selecting the DYVI Cluster Settings button in the Devices menu.
Supervisor: DYVI Cluster Settings
Cluster ID
The Cluster ID is an identifier that enumerates independent DYVI
Productions on the same DYVI network.
Note
The Unit Cluster ID must be identical for all Processing Modules
contributing to a Production Cluster (those which have the same
Cluster-ID).
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Unit Count
The Unit Count equals to the number of Processing Modules that
contribute to a production. Depending on the Topology setting the Unit
Count value is preset and not changeable.
Note
The Unit Count Setting must be identical for all Processing
Modules contributing to a Production Cluster (those which have
the same Cluster-ID).
Device ID
The Device ID enumerates the Processing Modules of a cluster, starting
with Device-ID 1. Device ID 1 has a special meaning in a DYVI-
Production, since it is the Main-Processing Module which is downstream to
all the others PMs which are so called Extension Processing Modules.
Device-Name
For the end users convenience, the Device-Name should be a unique
logical name
The following table provides an example for 5 Processing Modules to run
two independent Productions and prepared to be at one DYVI-network:
PM Device Name Cluster ID Unit Count Device ID
PMsetA-Main 0 3 1
PMsetA-Extension-A 0 3 2
PMsetA-Extension-B 0 3 3
PMsetB-Main 1 2 1
PMsetB-Extension-A 1 2 2
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Example: 1 DYVI Network, 6 PM, 2 Different Productions
Example: 1 DYVI Network, 6 PM, 3 Different Productions
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Topology
The Topology setting determines the architecture on how the 40/10 GigE
lines are linked to each other. The topology must fit to the number of
Processing Modules connected to the network. The following table
presents the currently supported topologies:
Topology Comment
None The Processing Module is a standalone module

and not connected to the network.
Direct-2 2 Processing Modules are directly wired.
Direct-3 3 Processing Modules are directly wired.
Direct-2-10G 2 Processing Modules are directly linked

through one 10GBit line.
Switch-10G-x4_1R Multiple Processing Modules are linked with a

10GbE switch.
Note
Each Topology requires a defined usage of the two 40GigE
ports A and B of the Processing Module. For details refer to
the section Network Cabling Examples, on page 37.
The Topology Setting must be identical for all Processing
Modules contributing to a Production Cluster (those which
have the same Cluster-ID).
SW v1.4.0 supports topology None.
Other topologies will be fully supported in version 1.5.0
While in the Cluster Settings menu, parameters changed are marked with
an asterisk (*) sign and the Apply Settings button is marked with a yellow
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Apply Settings: Confirmation Dialog
Ember+ Server
The DYVI Ember+ server can be enabled on a Processing Module by
activating the Ember+ Server checkbox in the DYVI Cluster Settings.
Ember+ based exchanges can be used for LAWO control system (VSM)
integration.
Note
To ensure better compatibility, productions using Ember+
protocol should be created from scratch using integrated
New production tool.
Default Ember+ port = 9000
Lawo/VSM SW version shall be minimum v2111
MOXA Serial Box (IP to RS422)

The MOXA box is an interface box that enables a DYVI Processing
Module to communicate with third-party devices through multiple serial
protocol interfaces.
The approved Box Type is the MOXA CN2650-16-2AC.

To establish the connection to the MOXA box, proceed as follows:
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1. Configure the MOXA box IP address so that the MOXA box is in the
same network as the DYVI Processing Module (use the same network
mask settings as used in the Network Settings section and set a unique
network address).
1. Configure all MOXA serial ports to RS422.
2. Connect the Processing Modules LAN1 port to the MOXA box LAN1
Port using a CAT 5 cable (this can be done either through direct link or
through a network switch).
3. Make the IP address of the MOXA box known to the DYVI Processing
Module by selecting the MOXA-Serial Box IP button.
On how to configure DYVI serial protocol connections to external devices,
please follow the DYVI User Manual.
Note
The MOXA Box IP address must be in the DYVI control
address range. Details on how to configure the MOXA-Box
IP address and Ports, please refer to the MOXA User
Manual.
Video Standard
The Video Standard can be set when selecting the Video Standard
button.
Note
The Video Standard setting must be identical for all
Processing Modules contributing to a Production Cluster
(those which have the same Cluster-ID).
GUI and Control Panel are not affected by the video
standard changes.
If you want to revert the modifications, use the Cancel button and
subsequently use the Main Menu button.
9.2.4 Reset Device

To enter the Reset Device window select the Reset Device button in the
Devices menu.
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Supervisor: Reset Device
Reset and Shutdown

To reset a device, proceed as follows:
1. Ensure the correct device you want to reset is labeled at the headline
of the menu.
2. Press and hold the SHIFT key to enable the Reset and Shutdown
controls.
3. Select the Reset or Shutdown control you want to execute.
Warning
Selecting one of the Reset- or Shutdown buttons will have
immediate effect on the Production. Avoid pushing these
buttons while On Air, except of operational emergencies.
9.2.5 Time Settings, System Time & NTP Server
Time Settings
To enter the Time Settings window, select the Time Settings button in the
Devices menu.
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Supervisor: Time Settings window
System Time
To enter the System Time window, select the System Time button in the
Time Settings menu.
Press and hold the SHIFT key to enable the System Time button. Use the
Apply button to take over the new time and date values of the DYVI
device identified in the Headline of the System Time menu.
Note
The System Time menu is disable when NTP server is enabled
in the NTP Settings menu.
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Supervisor: Set System Time window
NTP Settings
To enter the NTP Settings window select the NTP Settings button in the
Time Settings menu.
Supervisor: NTP Server window
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Press and hold the SHIFT key to enable the NTP Setting button. Enter the
NTP server address and enable NTP function to confirm the NTP mode for
the device.
Supervisor: NTP function ON window
9.2.6 Software Update

The DYVI software update and swap mechanisms can be accessed by
selecting the Software Update button in the Devices menu.
Supervisor: Software Update
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On the Processing Module there are two disk partitions (Partition 1,

Partition 2). Each of the partitions holds a complete and independent set of
DYVI Processing Module software. The partitions can be used to hold a
backup-version software or to have different version for test and evaluation
purposes.
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The Software Update menu provides the following information:
It shows the software version installed on the two partitions. The current
active partition is label with a sign (In the above example Partition 2
is active).
It allows to swap the active partition (In the above example Partition 1
would become active after the swap).
It gives installation access to the inactive partition.
In a first step you have to choose the new version file that should be
installed. For the Processing Module the software application file name
has to match the scheme mainframe_<versionIdent>.tar.gz.
Use the Install Software control and agree to the subsequent dialog to
start the software installation process. If the installation process is
completed, the next Processing Module Reset swaps automatically to
the newly installed version.
Warning
Before swapping partition or installing new software ensure
the correct device you want to modify is labeled on the
headline of the menu. This has to be the device the network
browser is connected to.
Do not close the browser window while the software
installation process is in progress because this would
stop the software installation procedure and result in
an incomplete installation.
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9.3 Control Panel
9.3.1 Managing the Network

To manage the network on a DYVI Control Panel, proceed as follows:
1. Establish a network connection between your browsing device (GUI or
computer on DYVI Network) and one (the first) Single Board Computer
LAN connector of the DYVI Control Panel.
2. Open the Browser Mozilla Firefox (preferred) or MS Internet Explorer
(V9.x or higher) and connect to the Processing Modules Supervisor
using the Processing Modules network address, e.g.: http://100.10.1.57
The connection will open the Devices Overview window of the Supervisor:
Supervisor: Devices Overview window
The left side of the Devices Overview shows the Control Panel with its
Device Name and the current control IP address. The right side shows the
Control Panels preset summary.
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Note
Changing the configuration with the Supervisor as described
below often results in a reboot of the connected system to
activate the new settings. When the browser communication is
back a manual refresh of the browser window should be
executed (by pushing the F5 Button) to ensure the browser
does not show obsolete (cached) window content.
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The Networks settings can be modified by selecting the Network Settings
button.
Supervisor: Network Settings
Field Description
IP-Address Use the IP-Address button to set a unique IP

address.
Netmask Use the Netmask button to modify the netmask.
Gateway Use the Gateway button to define a new gateway

address.
DHCP The DHCP check box should NOT be set in DYVI

applications.
DNS Server Use the DNS Server button to set a DNS server
address.
Note
For common rules on how to set network parameters please
contact your network administrator or contact EVS Technical
Support.
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While in the Devices menu, parameters changed are marked with an

asterisk (*) sign and the Apply Settings button is marked with a yellow
Network Settings: Apply Settings Dialog
Overview
The DYVI Cluster Settings in the Control Panel are used to configure the
Device-ID and the Device-Name. The settings can be modified by
selecting the DYVI Cluster Settings button.
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Supervisor: DYVI Cluster Settings
Device ID
The Device ID enumerates all control panels (of all clusters) at a DYVI
network, starting, for example, with Device-ID 500.
Device-Name
For the end users convenience, the Device-Name should be a unique
logical name.
The following table provides an example for with 3 Control Panels at one
DYVI-network:
CP Device Name Cluster ID Unit Count Device ID
CtrlPanel-A n.a. n.a. 500
CtrlPanel-B n.a. n.a. 501
CtrlPanel-C n.a. n.a. 502
While in the Cluster Settings menu, parameters changed are marked with
an asterisk (*) sign and the Apply Settings button is marked with a yellow
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Apply Settings: Confirmation Dialog
If you want to revert all the modifications, use the Cancel Button and
subsequently use the Main Menu button.
9.3.4 Reset Device

To enter the Reset Device window select the Reset Device button in the
Devices menu.
Supervisor: Reset Device
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To reset a device, proceed as follows:

1. Ensure the correct device you want to reset is labeled at the headline
of the menu.
2. Press and hold the SHIFT key to enable the Reset and Shutdown
controls.
3. Select the Reset or Shutdown control you want to execute.
Warning
Selecting one of the Reset or Shutdown buttons will have
immediate effect on the Production. Avoid pushing these
buttons while On Air, except in operational emergencies.
9.3.5 Time Settings, System Time
Time Settings
To enter the Time Settings window select the Time Settings button in the
Devices menu.
Supervisor: Time Settings Dialog
System Time
To enter the System Time window select the System Time button in the
Time Settings menu.
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Press and hold the SHIFT key to enable the System Time button. Use the
Apply button to take over the new time and date values of the DYVI
device identified in the Headline of the Time Settings menu.
Supervisor: Set System Time Dialog
9.3.6 Software Update

The DYVI software update and swap mechanisms can be accessed by
selecting the Software Update button.
Supervisor: Software Update
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On the Control Panel system disk there are two disk partitions (Partition 1,
Partition 2). Each of the partitions holds a complete and independent set of
DYVI Control Panel software. The partitions can be used like to have a
backup-version software or to have different version for test and evaluation
purposes.
The Software Update menu provides the following information:
It shows the software version installed on the two partitions. The current
active partition is label with a sign (In the above example Partition 1
is active).
It allows to swap the active partition (In the above example Partition 2
would become active after the swap).
It gives installation access to the inactive partition.
In a first step you have to choose the new version file that should be
installed. For the Control Panel the software application file name has
to match the scheme panel_<versionIdent>.tar.gz.
Use the Install Software control and agree to the subsequent dialog to
start the software installation process. If the installation process is
completed, the next Control Panel Reset swaps automatically to the
newly installed version.
Warning
Before swapping partition or installing new software
ensure the correct device you want to modify is labeled
on the headline of the menu. This has to be the device
the network browser is connected to.
Do not close the browser window while the software
installation process is in progress because this
would stop the software installation procedure and
result in an incomplete installation.
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9.4 GUI
Note
The GUI does not have a supervisor implementation yet. This
subsection describes the alternative ways to access the related
settings.

Network is configured when a DYVI system is delivered.
Network setting is required for instance when a customer wants to change
the IP address.
To access network settings, proceed as follows:
1. Use the Linux Application Launcher , select the Computer tab
, and launch YaST .
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2. Enter the password: dyvilive (low caps letters) to get access with
root privileges.
3. Launch the Network Settings Application .
4. Select the eth0 adaptor as shown and click Edit.
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5. Change/Verify the Network Settings

o IP Address
o Subnet Mask
o Hostname
o DHCP (disabled)
6. Validate your changes by clicking Next.

Beside the Hostname which has to be set in the Network Settings, only the
Device-ID is used in the GUI. The unique Device-ID is generated
automatically out of the last byte of the Devices IP address plus adding an
offset of 1000.
In the above example, the IP address low byte was 100, which results in a
Device-ID of 1100 (decimal).
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9.4.3 Reset Device

To reset or shut down the GUI, use the Linux Application Launcher
select the Leave tab , and select the or the

function:
9.4.4 Launch the DYVI application

To launch the DYVI application, double click on the DYVI application
desktop icon.
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9.4.5 GUI Application Update

The GUI application comes with a compressed file.
The file name consists of gui + <versionID> + .tar.gz
1. Use the Dolphin file explorer to copy the software file from the
distribution media into the Home directory as shown in the figure
below:
2. Right-click on the file name and select Extract / Extract Archive Here.
A dialog will open and ask on how to proceed.
3. Enable the flag Apply to All and push the Overwrite control.
The GUI application software will be unpacked.
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The unpacked software will become active with the next DYVI-GUI
launch.
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10. DYVI Contact Information

Technical Support
EVS Technical Support
Sales
EVS Sales Contact
www.evs.com
DYVI Contact Information 77

11. End of Live & Product Recycling

DYVI meets the requirements of the European Union WEEE directive.
Scalable Video Systems GmbH will be responsible for all costs associated
with recycling and disposal. However the last owner is responsible for
removing, packing and sending the equipment to Scalable Video Systems
GmbH, Brunnenweg 9, 64331 Weiterstadt, Germany.
For further information of the DYVI take back system please refer to DYVI
Technical Support.
78 End of Live & Product Recycling

12. Appendix
12.1 DYVI Definitions
Production A production is a hierarchical set of Objects and Data that

completely describes a certain TV-Show. It contains all
kind of static and dynamic information of all DYVI devices
that are contributing to the TV show - at any time.
Scene, A scene is a dynamic subset of Objects and Parameters

Layer, like Layers, Layer Sources and Effects to create video
Effects compositions. Additionally dynamic behavior can be
added like Transition, Macros or Timelines. Scenes can
exist independent which makes them itself available to be
a bus source anywhere in the production architecture.
At minimum, a scene consist of a BGD layer with a PGM
and PST source bus. Choices of sources can be added to
that buses at any time.
Any number of Layers can be added to a scene. While the
BGD Layer is unique and always has a fixed relationship
of PGM and PST buses, Layer buses exist independent
and are stacked on top of the BGD Layer.
Up to this point, a scene is quite similar to a traditional
mixer M/E EMEM except that the number of object in a
scene in general is not fixed and not limited in number.
Effects can be added to any Layer. By default, every
Layer initially starts with a Full Size effect. This effect
enables the BGD layer to execute PGM/PST transitions or
to add/remove layers on top. The default effect can be
replaced and/or enhanced with further effects of nearly
any type and number.
Stage, A stage is a container of multiple scenes that provides a

Snapshot single scene output at a time as a video source. A stage
can be operationally compared to a traditional switcher
ME : providing an output to the PP(called Mainscene in
DYVI), having PGM and PVW monitors in the Multiviewer,
and being controlled by dedicated buttons in the panel,
Initially a scene remembers the changes (sources, effect
parameters). When a scene within is stored (button in
the Panel menu) this scene becomes a snapshot. Its
parameters are then frozen and any future change will be
forgotten if the snapshot is later recalled. .
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WHATS NEW? ....................................................................................... VII

4. DYVI SYSTEM COMPONENTS AND MODULARITY OVERVIEW .... 6

5. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................... 10

5.3.2 Control Panels and Extensions ................................................ 18

7. PROCESSING MODULE INSTALLATION AND CABLING ............. 21

8. CONTROL PANEL INSTALLATION AND CABLING ....................... 42

9.2.1 Managing the Network ............................................................. 47

10. DYVI CONTACT INFORMATION ...................................................... 77

11. END OF LIVE & PRODUCT RECYCLING ........................................ 78

Whats New? VII

2.1 General Safety Instructions

2.2 General Service Instructions

2.3 DYVI Licensing & Legal Usage

3.2 EMC Standards

DIN EN 61000-4-2:2009-12; VDE 0847-4-2:2009-12

DIN EN 61000-4-3:2011-04; VDE 0847-4-3:2011-04

DIN EN 61000-4-4:2013-04; VDE 0847-4-4:2013-04

DIN EN 61000-4-5:2007-06; VDE 0847-4-5:2007-06

DIN EN 61000-4-6:2014-08; VDE 0847-4-6:2014-08

DIN EN 61000-4-11:2005-02; VDE 0847-4-11:2005-02

DIN EN 55103-1:2013-11; VDE 0875-103-1:2013-11

DIN EN 55103-2:2010-07; VDE 0875-103-2:2010-07

3.3 EMC Warnings

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television

4. DYVI System Components and

4.1 General Description

4.2 Processing Module (PM)

Figure: DYVI Processing Module

6 DYVI System Components and Modularity Overview

4.3 Control Panel (CP)

DYVI System Components and Modularity Overview 7

4.4 Graphical User Interface (GUI)

The DYVI Graphical User Interface consists of an off-the-shelf touch-

8 DYVI System Components and Modularity Overview

4.5 Operating Interface

Figure: Examples of DYVI operating interface configurations

DYVI System Components and Modularity Overview 9

5.1.1 2U Processing Module DYV2-2500A

5.1.2 2U Processing Module DYV2-2610A

Figure: Processing Module dimensions

5.1.3 2U Processing Module DYV2-2610B

5.1.4 Control Panel Top Table Model and

Table: Weight of Top Table Control Panel

Figure: Top Table Control Panel Dimensions

Extension Max. Length

Table: Length of Top Table Control Panel

Figure: Top Table Control Panel retaining bracket at rear side

5.1.5 Control Panel Desk Inserted Model and

Table: Weight of Desk Inserted Control Panel

5.2 Power Supply

5.2.1 DYV2-2500A/2610A/2610B Processing Module

Redundant Power Supply

Warning: Grounding and Power Cabling

Rated voltage 100 to 240 VAC (single phase)

Rated frequency 50-60 Hz

Power supply max. 1000W @100-140V

Input connector CEE 22/IEC 320 3-pin male receptacle

Data Type Voltage Value

Maximal current (full load) 180 - 240 V 8 5.5 A

Maximal current (full load) 100 140 V 11.5 8 A

5.2.2 Control Panels and Extensions