Basic setup and connections

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1 Basic setup and connections

2 Dell Precision T1700 Workstation Your new A-LIST comes ready to play out of the box. It will require some configuration in order to be fully integrated into your programming pipeline. Resolution, input/output connections, router control settings, and many other items might need to be setup before it s 100% ready for air. The first step is to get the system installed and make your basic connections monitor, keyboard, mouse, network, and power and then power up the system. Front and Rear View of Precision T power button, power light 2. optical-drive bay 3. headphone connector 4. microphone connector 5. USB 3.0 connectors (2) 6. USB 2.0 connectors (2) 7. drive activity light 8. optical drive 9. optical-drive eject button 10. power-supply diagnostic light 11. power-supply diagnostic button 12. power connector 13. back panel connectors 14. expansion-card slots (4) 15. security-cable slot 16. padlock ring Rear Detail View of Precision T mouse connector 2. network link integrity light 3. network connector 4. network activity light 5. USB 2.0 connectors (2) 6. serial connector 7. line-out connector 8. keyboard connector 9. USB 2.0 connectors (2) 10. DisplayPort connectors (2) 11. USB 3.0 connectors (2) 12. VGA connector 13. line-in/microphone connector

3 Dell Precision T1700SFF Workstation Your new A-LIST comes ready to play out of the box. It will require some configuration in order to be fully integrated into your programming pipeline. Resolution, input/output connections, router control settings, and many other items might need to be setup before it s 100% ready for air. The first step is to get the system installed and make your basic connections monitor, keyboard, mouse, network, and power and then power up the system. Front and Rear View of Precision T1700SFF 1. power button, power light 2. optical-drive bay 3. headphone connector 4. microphone connector 5. USB 3.0 connectors (2) 6. USB 2.0 connectors (2) 7. drive activity light 8. optical drive 9. optical-drive eject button 10. power-supply diagnostic light 11. power-supply diagnostic button 12. power connector 13. back panel connectors 14. expansion-card slots (4) 15. security-cable slot 16. padlock ring Rear Detail View of Precision T1700SFF 1. mouse connector 2. network link integrity light 3. network connector 4. network activity light 5. USB 2.0 connectors (2) 6. serial connector 7. line-out connector 8. keyboard connector 9. USB 2.0 connectors (2) 10. DisplayPort connectors (2) 11. USB 3.0 connectors (2) 12. VGA connector 13. line-in/microphone connector

4 Dell Precision T5810 Workstation Your new A-LIST comes ready to play out of the box. It will require some configuration in order to be fully integrated into your programming pipeline. Resolution, input/output connections, router control settings, and many other items might need to be setup before it s 100% ready for air. The first step is to get the system installed and make your basic connections monitor, keyboard, mouse, network, and power and then power up the system. Front and Rear View of Precision T microphone connector 2. power button/power light 3. hard-drive activity light 4. USB 3.0 connector 5. USB 2.0 connectors 6. optical-drive (optional) 7. optical-drive eject button (optional) 8. optical-drive (optional) 9. optical-drive eject button (optional) 10. headphone connector 11. line-in/microphone connector 12. serial connector 13. USB 2.0 connectors 14. PS/2 Keyboard connector 15. USB 3.0 connectors 16. line-out connector 17. security cable slot 18. padlock ring 19. network connector 20. PS/2 Mouse connector 21. active expansion card slots

5 Dell Precision T7910 Workstation Your new A-LIST comes ready to play out of the box. It will require some configuration in order to be fully integrated into your programming pipeline. Resolution, input/output connections, router control settings, and many other items might need to be setup before it s 100% ready for air. The first step is to get the system installed and make your basic connections monitor, keyboard, mouse, network, and power and then power up the system. Front View and Back View of Precision T power button/power light 2. USB 3.0 connector 3. optical drive (optional) 4. optical-drive eject button (optional) 5. USB 2.0 connectors 6. hard-drive activity light 7. microphone connector 8. headphone connector 9. optical-drive eject button (optional) 10. optical drive (optional) 11. line-in/microphone connector 12. serial connector 13. power supply unit (PSU) release latch 14. power cable connector 15. hard-drive access cover release latch 16. USB 3.0 connectors 17. USB 2.0 connectors 18. expansion card slots* 19. security cable slot 20. padlock ring 21. line-out connector 22. network connector 23. PS/2 Keyboard connector 24. PS/2 Mouse connector 25. active expansion card slots 26. mechanical slot * Note: These PCIe slots are only active when a second CPU is installed

6 Option Cards (detail sticker on chassis) The sticker placed on the top back of the chassis will detail the connections specific to your configuration. Some configurations will include a breakout cable with connections specific to each model. For video these connections are labeled (when present) with CVBS, Y/C, Y/P B/P R, SDI, or HDMI. Below is a brief chart explaining each. (Genlock is used as a timing reference and should be used whenever possible.) Signal Standard Full Name Introduction Year Connector Type Signal Type Max Resolution on A-LIST System CV Composite Video RCA or 1 BNC Analog Y/C S-Video or S-VHS 1979 YPBPR Component Video Mini-DIN 4-pin, 2 BNC connector, 2 RCA connectors 3 RCA connectors or 3 BNC connectors Analog Analog SDI Serial Digital Interface BNC Digital HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface pin HDMI Digital For audio there are balanced, unbalanced (not used), and AES/EBU. Balanced analog audio will be on XLR while AES/EBU will be on BNC. Not all connection options are available on all cards. Please see the sticker on your system for exact details on what connections you have available.

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8 Warranty and Support Phone: x2 Hardware warranty: 3 year next business day on-site on Dell hardware 1 year with optional cross ship on Matrox hardware Software and Support: 1 year of updates and support renewal notices will be sent before expiration 24 hour emergency support line RUSHWORKS Automation systems include a 3 year, next business day on-site warranty from Dell. This covers the computer and any accessories from Dell such as the keyboard, mouse, and monitor (if included). Details can be found at Any additional hardware purchased with the system will be covered by its individual manufacturer s warranty.