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Operating Manual U 100-C Controller

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2.4   

Potential equalisation / earthing

The subscriber network must be earthed correctly in accordance with EN 50083-1, and must 
remain earthed even when the device is removed.
The potential equalisation on the U 100 is effected via the fastening plates of the device, or 
via the earthing connection on the back of the device. Devices within hand's reached must be 
incorporated into the potential equalisation among one another.

It is not permitted to operate the device without an earth conductor, device earthing or device 
potential equalisation!

2.5  Maintenance and repair

Disconnect both mains plugs before opening the device!
The device must not be opened other than for repair purposes. In general, power units must
not be opened. Repairs may only be carried out at the plant or at workshops, or by persons, 
authorised by ASTRO Strobel Kommunikationssysteme GmbH.

Read carefully: DIN VDE 0701- 0702, Repairs

Note: The device must not be opened by the user!

2.6  Service tasks

The following tasks, in which screw connections have to be opened, can be performed by appro-
priately instructed service personnel: Removal and installation of signal converters (e.g. U 114) 
and power units, also when the U 100 is in operating mode.

Replacing power units 
After the screws on the cover of the power unit chamber (ASTRO logo) are removed,
the power units can be pulled out by hand, forwards along the mounting panel. 
When power units are being installed, there should be no contact with the ventilator or the fan 
grid,
and only the mounting panel attached to the power unit should be used.
When the tasks are complete, the cover of the power unit chamber must be replaced;
continuous operation of the device is not permitted without this cover.

Note: Do not put your hand or any objects into the power unit chamber. 

The U 100 must only be operated with the original power unit(s)!

Replacing converter modules:
Converter modules can be pulled outwards after the safety screw on the front panel 
has been unscrewed.

2.7   Technical data for the mains supply (U 100 SNT - 230 V version)

Mains voltage: 

  

100 – 240 V

Mains frequency:    

50 / 60 Hz

Current consumption:  

 

1.4 – 0.7 A per power unit

Protection class according to EN 60529: 

IP 20

Permitted ambient temperature range: 

0 … 45 °C

Secondary fuse in U100-230: 

T3,15A L 250 V IEC 60127-2/3

Secondary fuses in U114: 

SMD, various values

Summary of Contents for U100-C

Page 1: ...U100 C Controller Operating instructions ...

Page 2: ...t and material Recycling all of our packaging material cardboard boxes accompanying papers plastic film and bags is completely recyclable Used batteries must be disposed of at approved recycling points Batteries must be completely discharged before being disposed of Electronic devices must not be disposed of with household waste but rather according to direc tive 2002 96 EG OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAM...

Page 3: ...overview Inventory report 17 5 Log files 18 5 1 Setting event filters in the system log file 18 5 2 Saving and deleting the system log files 19 6 Headend module settings Module settings 20 6 1 Active headend module settings Active settings 20 6 2 Stored headend module settings Stored settings 20 6 3 Uploading locally stored module settings Upload settings 21 6 4 Monitoring the configuration Config...

Page 4: ...rs Control and data wheel menu switch Display of management IP addresses data IP addresses status messages etc Status display Status display for slots L left M middle R right P power supply Data ports HF outputs Fan Management ports Mains supply Earthing connection Mains supply Cutout switch Mains supply Earthing connection 4 230 V power unit 48 V power unit ...

Page 5: ...be repaired by sending it to ASTRO along with a precise description of the error Displays indicate the status of the device operation as well as the existence of DC voltages separate from the mains that are supplying the components of the device However operation displays that are not lit up in no way indicate that the device is completely disconnected from the mains or is voltage free Read carefu...

Page 6: ...formed by appro priately instructed service personnel Removal and installation of signal converters e g U 114 and power units also when the U 100 is in operating mode Replacing power units After the screws on the cover of the power unit chamber ASTRO logo are removed the power units can be pulled out by hand forwards along the mounting panel When power units are being installed there should be no ...

Page 7: ...onverter is located on the backplane 2 8 1 Coding the backplane To correctly define the position of the backplane and thus the position of the related signal con verter in the U 100 base device the jumper on the board of the backplane which is described in the following section must be configured Figure 1 Coding the backplane using the jumper Note An incorrectly configured jumper leads to incorrec...

Page 8: ...nel The cables now visible must be connected to the backplane coded according to chapter 2 8 1 as shown in the following figure Figure 3 Connecting the voltage supply and signal lines The backplane is now carefully inserted into the free slot of the U 100 base device and screwed in with the Phillips screws of the backplane When doing so ensure that the cables are not jammed and that the backplane ...

Page 9: ...e The controller status appears on the left side of the screen with the so called rack view appearing underneath it which reflects the view of the head end Clicking on the required module in this rack view allows the respective module to be configured The links from Log in to User manual lead to overview pages and to the configuration of the controller explained in the following The heading for th...

Page 10: ...n be configured This is done in the Login submenu In the state on delivery the login data is as follows User admin or user Password astro Without the log in only the status pages of the controller and the user interface of the respective module can be viewed However no changes can be made 3 3 IP configuration In its delivery state the U 100 C controller has the IP address 192 168 1 70 Mgmt A or 19...

Page 11: ...me Observe that UTC Universal Time Coordinated is always used as a reference The date is entered in the column Day the month in the column Month and the year in the column Year The time is entered in the column Hour Minute and Second The settings are applied using Submit An unwanted setting can be reset using the Reset form button In this case the previous settings are displayed again Along with m...

Page 12: ...tration is used to set up users assign user rights and set the log in timeout In delivery status one user and one administrator have been set up on the U 100 C admin user name admin PW astro and user user name user PW astro see chapter 3 2 Log in Figure 8 Setting the system time Figure 9 View of the user administration ...

Page 13: ...ings load save copy module settings to Module settings equivalent circuit replace and update Admin log in Access to the configuration sub menu Configuration for the headend or e g adding or remov ing further modules and access to the IP settings of the controller sub menu Network Rack SNMP settings sub menu SNMP creating and removing users in the sub menu Users changing the timeout Changing all co...

Page 14: ...these two accounts have also been set up as default settings on each U 1xx signal converter Note Changes to these account must also be made in the U 1xx signal converters Otherwise the U 100 C controller cannot log in to the U 1xx signal converter 3 7 Assigning system names In the sub menu SNMP the system names appearing the head line can be entered These are Name e g name of the network operator ...

Page 15: ...configura tion column Monitoring display of the module status A module can be added under Add modules fig 13 by entering individual IP addresses several IP addresses separated by a space or an automatic search of a sub network by the controller If a search for a sub network should be made in this form then the address range must be entered in CIDR notation CIDR notation means Entry of the network ...

Page 16: ...er Changes to the configuration are not possible here 4 1 Status display The status display can be accessed using the link Status in the left frame of the web browser user interface The following view an example opens The details of the individual modules can be viewed using the plus sign in the column Base The details on the status of the module concerned are displayed here see figure 16 Figure 1...

Page 17: ... the U 1xx signal converter 4 3 Material overview Inventory report Using the material overview which is accessed using the link Inventory report on the left side of the web interface screen an overview can be gained of the modules of which the entire headend is comprised and in which base unit on which slot which unit is being used In addition to this information the order number of the respective...

Page 18: ...on are recorded Further log files can be downloaded Download log file Logs for downloads from update archives Replacement log file Logs for equivalent circuits Update log file Logs for updates 5 1 Setting event filters in the system log file To manage the displayed entries in the log file filters can be used to select which events are displayed This is set in the line Filter Activating the check b...

Page 19: ...d using the Save button The file with the content of the log file is gener ated as system log as standard and can be viewed e g using an editor The Clear button ensures that the system log file is deleted and that the entry Log file cleared appears in first place Figure 20 Example view of the system log file page ...

Page 20: ...he column Action the diverse buttons explained in the following are available Reload from Module re import of the module data in the controller Upload to Module re writing of the active settings Save to stored settings saves the active settings to the Stored settings field When the Save to stored settings button is pressed an entry is made in the Stored settings field A name is given according to ...

Page 21: ...uration Download Settings downloads the configuration saves it locally Remove Settings deletes the stored settings from the controller 6 3 Uploading locally stored module settings Upload settings There is an option of uploading locally stored module settings onto the controller This is done in the Upload settings field Using the Search button a file upload window is opened in which the selection o...

Page 22: ... only the warning config not in sync is issued however no operative action is taken If the option restore replaced modules only is selected then the con figuration is only reloaded to the module for equivalent circuit modules default The third option is restore always and every time a configuration not in sync is detected the configuration will be reloaded to the module The Restore function is equ...

Page 23: ...acklit in grey in the column Status in the view in figure 27 and their status is off Each of these replacement modules are available for selection in the column Replace options Prerequisite for this is that the outputs in the same cable network have been bundled see chapter 7 3 Output segments To establish the equivalent circuits the radio button in the required equivalent circuit option must be s...

Page 24: ... replacement in the column Replace options and then pressing the Submit button This procedure is necessary regardless of whether the equivalent circuit was set up manually or automatically The U 100 C controller undoes the equivalent circuit if the operating module can be restarted without a fault This process is also documented in the Replacement log file 7 3 Automatic equivalent circuit Figure 2...

Page 25: ...t segments Output segments The individual headend modules can in theory be combined in different networks This means that the U 100 C controller must know in which network or which output segment the output signal is distributed If this were not the case then an equivalent circuit without allowing for the output segments could cause double channel allocations in the respective networks In the exam...

Page 26: ...one or more output segments the column s Output segments will be added to the table in the Configuration field The output segments can now be selected by activating the check boxes for the respective output segment used The selection is applied by pressing Sub mit 8 SMNP settings Figure 33 Buttons in the Output segments field Figure 34 Example view once output segments are defined Figure 35 SNMP s...

Page 27: ...red update archives to the U 100 C controller To ensure that the U 100 C controller can update the U 1xx signal converter in use the update archive required must first be copied onto the U 100 C controller This can be done using the locally stored archive or using an FTP server download see chapter 9 2 Using the Search button a file upload window is opened in which the selection of the archive for...

Page 28: ...adend update field in the column Update options on the respective matching U 1xx signal converter 9 3 Displaying available update archives Available updates are displayed on the U 100 C controller in the Update archives field In its delivery state the U 100 C is equipped with an SD card Memory space remaining on this card is indicated under SD card memory Archive info version information on SW rel...

Page 29: ...e U 1xx headend modules or the U 100 C see fig 39 After selecting the action s to carry out the update can be started by pressing the Update but ton The Reset form button resets the action selected beforehand This process can also be done to a schedule using the Schedule update s button also see chapter 10 29 Figure 39 Example view of the U 100 headend update field ...

Page 30: ...he link Schedule is now pressed in the left frame of the web interface then the scheduled download which has been set up is displayed Using the Disable process button in the column Action the process can be stopped any time and then be restarted using the Enable process button The Remove process button removes the process from the overview 10 2 Time controlled update of U 100 head end modules The ...

Page 31: ...u SNMP see chapter 3 7 When the include module log files check box is activated both the controller configuration as well as the log file for the U 1xx headend modules are downloaded This information can be evalu ated at Astro for debugging purposes In the Load controller configuration field the backed up locally saved U 100 C configuration data can be exported into the controller When securing th...

Page 32: ... appears Selecting Restart will reboot the device while retaining all settings Selecting Soft reset deletes the current configuration of the U 100 C The network settings and user accounts will be retained Selecting Hard reset restores the delivery state i e the U 100 C configuration the network set tings and user accounts will be deleted Note Selecting Hard reset may lead to the headend being unre...

Page 33: ...ical data 33 Type U 100 C Order number 380 103 Network interfaces forwarded passively to U 1xx Protocol IEEE802 3 Ethernet RTP ARP IPv4 TCP UDP HTTP SNTP IGMPv3 General data Power consumption W 27 Housing 19 1 HE Permitted ambient temperature C 0 45 ...

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Page 35: ...35 Operating Manual U 110 C Controller 35 ...

Page 36: ...g Manual U 100 C Controller ASTRO Strobel Kommunikationssysteme GmbH Olefant 1 3 D 51427 Bergisch Gladbach Bensberg Tel 02204 405 0 Fax 02204 405 10 eMail kontakt astro kom de www astro kom de 82444 400 10 2011 ...

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