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VIPET - Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide 

 

U-0582-0512.doc – Issue: 05 complete, approved 

Page 13 of 24 

Figure 3 

VIPET-PSU-MAINS Connection Diagram 

The VIPET-MAINS-FILTER  includes:
1 x FILTER
1 x WSI6 FUSE TERMINAL WITH 1 x T1A FUSE
2 x EW35 TERMINALS

DIN RAIL

L

N

E

L

N

E

LINE

LOAD

HARMONISED COLOURS:
L = LIVE = BROWN
N = NEUTRAL = BLUE
E = EARTH (SYSTEM ELECTRICAL SAFETY EARTH) = GREEN/YELLOW

FILTER

FUSE T

E

RMINAL

TO VIPET(S)

OR

TO UPS UNIT(S) WHICH POWERS THE VIPET(S)

FUSE TERMINAL

WSI6

FUSE: T1A - T5A (1A PER VIPET)

Filter output can only be used to power VIPET(s):

y

Directly connected, or

y

Connected via UPS. UPS to only power VIPET(s).

Number of VIPETs limited by the fuse in FUSE TERMINAL. Allow 1A per VIPET.
Maximum of 5 VIPETs to be powered through any one filter, whether they are connected directly to the filter,
through number of UPS units, or combination of the two.

 

!

!

 

 

LINE

LOAD

y

The VIPET-MAINS-FILTER is to be mounted on a DIN rail within the main equipment rack.

y

The FUSE TERMINAL is to be mounted as close to the VIPET-MAINS-FILTER as possible.

y

The position is dependent on specific design, cable entry direction etc.

y

Normal standard mains cabling installation. Current rating to suit particular installation.

y

Cable ends to be fitted with suitable bootlace ferrules.

 

!

!

 

 

EARTH BAR

MAINS 'N'

MAINS 'L'

EW

35 (

*)

EW

35 (

*)

(*) EW35 TERMINAL TO FIX

FILTER IN PLACE

FI

L

T

E

R

 

Summary of Contents for VIPET

Page 1: ...Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide ASL Document Ref U 0582 0512 doc Issue 05 complete approved Date 10 02 10 Part Number M0582_17 VIPET IP Audio Controller ...

Page 2: ...EN50121 4 2006 BS EN55103 1 1997 BS EN55103 2 1997 BS EN61000 6 3 2001 DD ENV 50204 1996 BS EN 61000 6 2 2001 EN 55022 1998 Safety EN 60950 Failure to use the equipment in the manner described in the product literature will invalidate the warranty A Declaration of Conformity statement to the above standards and a list of auxiliary equipment used for compliance verification is available on request ...

Page 3: ...rdered separately up to 5 VIPETs per filter2 Connector IEC320 socket Mounting VIPET rear panel VIPET PSU 24V DC Power Supply Supply Voltage Range 21V 40V DC nominal 24V DC Under Voltage Shut down 21V DC Connection 2 way pluggable female Wago cage clamp Mounting VIPET rear panel VIPET SERIAL 4 USB to RS485 port expander Number of RS485 Ports 4 RS485 Connectors 9 WD male VIPET Connector USB type B A...

Page 4: ...ssed and re raised if the fault still exists Indicators 4 local fault Amber LED Lit when an active fault relating to the VIPET is present in the ASL Router fault log This fault indication is cleared when the ASL Router FAULT CLEAR button is pressed and re raised if the fault still exists 5 Recessed power button on the front panel Figure 1 6 POWER Power button on the rear panel Figure 2 Both button...

Page 5: ...EXP 2 VIPET MANUFACTURED IN ENGLAND BY APPLICATION SOLUTIONS LTD WARNING THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A LITHIUM BATTERY DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS INCORRECTLY REPLACED REPLACE ONLY WITH THE SAME OR EQUIVALENT TYPE COM1 DC 1 DC 2 AUX 1 AUX 2 OUT IN 18 40V VIPET PSU 24V DC Power Supply Option 1 PSU1 and PSU2 power supply connector 2 Earth Lift switch Only on original 24V VIPET version 3 AUX1 and AUX...

Page 6: ... Line Out 3 5mm jack 13 Standard Microphone Input 3 5mm jack 14 ETH0 Standard LAN Port RJ 45 socket 15 ETH1 Standard LAN Port RJ 45 socket 16 USB1 to USB4 Standard USB 2 0 Port 4x USB series A socket 17 COM1 RS232 Port for connection to ASL Router Linux port name ttyS0 18 LPT1 Standard Parallel Output 25 WD female connector 19 Standard VGA Output 9 WD female connector 20 Standard PS2 Keyboard Conn...

Page 7: ...fication RS232 Port COM1 and EXP 2 Cabling connector 9 WD female connector Cabling as per ASL Router specification VIPET FRAME RS485 Port EXP 1 Cabling connector 9 WD male connector Cabling as per controlled device specification 230V AC mains power supply input Installation cabling connector IEC320 socket Normal standard mains cabling installation Current rating to suit particular installation VIP...

Page 8: ... the correct position DC 1 DC 2 AUX 1 AUX 2 OUT IN 18 40V EARTH LIFT Normally set to grounded position It must only be set to ground lift position if a ve ground battery supply is used 2 Fit the VIPET unit to a 19 inch standard equipment rack on supporting rails and secure the unit in position using the fixing screws Status Monitor power processor system fault fault VIPET 2U M6 PAN HEAD POZIDRIV S...

Page 9: ...IAL 4 interface supports two units The screws to be removed depend on the unit s position on the shelf The positions of the screws to be removed are marked with X on the next drawing c Position the unit on the shelf TOP VIEW TRAY AND UNITS SeaLINK 2403 Front Panel SeaLINK 2403 Front Panel d Fix the unit to the shelf using the screws removed from the unit BOTTOM VIEW SeaLINK 2403 RIGHT SIDE VIEW TR...

Page 10: ...trol ports signal monitoring RS485 and RS232 cabling to the rear panel connectors according to the application CONTROL PORT EXP 1 EXP 2 VIPET COM1 LPT1 VGA ETH1 ETH0 USB2 USB4 USB1 USB3 RS232 ASL Router RS485 RS232 Keyboard Mouse Microphone Audio Line In Audo Line Out Refer to VIPET AUDIO 4 8 BOB08 Product Manual ETH0 As standard the VIPET uses Ethernet port ETH0 EXP 2 As standard the RS232 interf...

Page 11: ...f the VIPET system as ASL item VIPET MAINS FILTER and should be installed as shown in Figure 3 8 If installing VIPET PSU 24V connect the dual power supply as appropriate to the rear panel Wago connectors observing carefully the polarity a Use one of the two methods shown in the following diagram to terminate the DC Power Supply cabling in the Wago connectors b When the screwdriver is removed the b...

Page 12: ...t require sustained battery backup AUX1 and AUX2 Auxiliary 12V DC output Available only on original 24V VIPET version VIPET PSU MAINS 4 230V AC Power Supply Input IEC320 socket VIPET MAINS FILTER is required for EMC compliance and for protection voltage against surges and it should be connected as shown in Figure 3 VIPET MAINS FILTER must only be used to power VIPET units which can be directly con...

Page 13: ...ted or y Connected via UPS UPS to only power VIPET s Number of VIPETs limited by the fuse in FUSE TERMINAL Allow 1A per VIPET Maximum of 5 VIPETs to be powered through any one filter whether they are connected directly to the filter through number of UPS units or combination of the two LINE LOAD y The VIPET MAINS FILTER is to be mounted on a DIN rail within the main equipment rack y The FUSE TERMI...

Page 14: ...V fused at 200mA 10 12V fused at 200mA 11 13 Reserved 14 Normally closed contact from System Fault relay 1 15 Changeover contact from System Fault relay 1 16 Normally open contact from System Fault relay 1 17 Normally closed contact from Fault relay 2 18 Changeover contact from Fault relay 2 19 Normally open contact from Fault relay 2 20 25 Reserved Do not make connections to reserved pins on this...

Page 15: ...is connector EXP 2 Connector RS232 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 DCD RXD TXD DTR GND DSR RTS CTS RI By default see Figure 4 Standard RS232 interface COM2 Linux port name ttyS1 9 WD female connector Pin No Signal 1 Carrier Detect 2 RS232 Received Data 3 RS232 Transmitted Data 4 Data Terminal Ready 5 Common Ground 6 Data Set Ready 7 Request To Send 8 Clear To Send 9 Ring Indicator The RS232 interface can be d...

Page 16: ...ort can be individually configured for RS232 422 485 by setting DIP switches inside the unit the unit is supplied configured for RS485 This configuration should not be changed as the VIPET is configured for RS485 operation only RS485 Pin Assignment 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 RX RX TX TX GND RTS RTS CTS CTS 9 WD male connector Pin No RS485 Signal Connect to 1 Receive Data Positive RS485 DXP 2 Receive Data N...

Page 17: ...eck the communication between VIPET and ASL Router If there is no communication failure report the fault to ASL VPT BMB nn COM nn Remote I O unit address Communication failure between VIPET and Remote I O Expander unit BMB01 Check the cabling to the Remote I O unit Check the RS485 termination Check that the address of the Remote I O unit is correct If all above is OK check the unit s internal CPU ...

Page 18: ...e disabled on EXP 2 Note that the RS485 interface on pins 5 and 9 of EXP 1 is always enabled This interface is the COM4 ttyS3 port RS232 LINK Lithium battery Audio Card optional Motherboard underneath the Watchdog Card Watchdog Card The Motherboard and Audio Card may vary depending on the VIPET assembly however the card and link positions remain the same VIPET Hardware Variant The VIPET label loca...

Page 19: ...esponding then proceed to the next step Figure 5 Shutting the VIPET down CONTROL PORT EXP 1 EXP 2 VIPET COM1 LPT1 VGA ETH1 ETH0 USB2 USB4 USB1 USB3 POWER Button REAR PANEL You can use the recessed POWER button on the front panel 3 Disconnect the power supply to the VIPET at the equipment rack 4 Disconnect the cabling and remove the unit from the rack 5 Remove the unit s lid by undoing the top scre...

Page 20: ... and Maintenance Guide U 0582 0512 doc Issue 05 complete approved Page 20 of 24 6 Mechanical Dimensions Figure 6 Mechanical Dimensions 325 32mm 368 36mm 88mm 2U 437mm 484mm Status Monitor power processor system fault fault VIPET ...

Page 21: ...is correctly earthed by connection to an AC mains supply with a protective earthing connection Ensure power supply cabling is adequately rated for the unit s operating current and protected in case of short circuit by a correctly rated fuse or circuit breaker Always replace blown fuses with the correct type and rating Unpacking and Handling The equipment should be unpacked and inspected immediatel...

Page 22: ...VIPET Hardware Installation and Maintenance Guide U 0582 0512 doc Issue 05 complete approved Page 22 of 24 Notes ...

Page 23: ... 9 No fault found where no fault can be found after extensive testing indicating user error or failure in ancillary equipment 10 Electronic assemblies which are improperly packed when returned for repair or service All electronics assemblies must be properly packed in ESD protective packing for transport to prevent physical and ESD damage Should any of the above apply Application Solutions Safety ...

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