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AAQ Controller Interface Panel (CIP)

 

 

 

 

 

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Label 

Description 

IPv4 Address: 

The address devices on the LAN will use to communicate to the 
router.  The address devices on the LAN will use as a gateway. 

Subnet: 

Subnet mask the router will use to communicate to devices 
on the LAN. 

DHCP LAN Server 
Enabled: 

Choice to enable the DHCP server on the LAN. 

DHCP Pool Beginning: 

The Start of the DHCP pool that the router will dispense to 

DHCP clients. 

DHCP Pool Ending: 

The End of the DHCP pool that the router will dispense to 

DHCP clients. 

NAT Rules Enabled: 

Choice to enable NAT rules that allow communication from 
the WAN network and passes it to the controller and remote 

power cycle device. 

 

NAT rules perform the task of mapping the controller to all requests and responses coming from the ‘Controller WAN 
IP’ to the AAQ Controller’s service IP (192.168.129.51).  This allows the control of the controller from a user on the 
WAN network.  All traffic destined for the ‘Controller WAN IP’ will be forwarded to the controller. 

 

AAQ Controller

CIP

IP: 192.168.129.51
SN: 255.255.255.0

IP: 192.168.129.1
SN: 255.255.255.0

IP: Controller WAN IP
SN: Controller WAN SN

IP: Power Cycle WAN IP
SN: Power Cycle WAN SN

Router

Remote Power Cycle

LAN

WAN

 

 

Figure 58 - NAT Mapping 

5.5.2.

 

Customer Network Setup (WAN) 

The WAN should include all equipment that the controller needs to communicate with gateway or firewall 
protection.  All modem router combination devices must be on this network.  The WAN is commonly referred to as 
the customer network and does not usually contain AAQ devices.  The router can be configured to have the 
following: 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for AAQ CIP

Page 1: ... Interface Panel CIP Setup Operations Guide Revision R11 9 0 This guide provides a general product overview minimum hardware requirements for setup and operational information Appendix B AvL Technologies 900 159 002 ...

Page 2: ...for 11 8 added approved by in revision history change to revision sequence 5 15 17 R11 9 0 AY JF Updates for R11 9 0 verified functionality elaborated to fix clarity Contents 1 Introduction 5 1 1 AAQ CIP P N Selection 5 1 2 AAQ Required and Optional Installation Equipment 5 1 3 AAQ Controller Interface Panel Overview 6 2 General Setup and Installation 7 3 Functional Operation Overview 8 3 1 Basic ...

Page 3: ...Details Screen 19 3 4 18 Move Feed Slide Prompt Screen 20 3 4 19 Feed Slide Control Screen 20 3 4 20 Jog Screen 20 3 4 21 Login Screen 21 3 4 22 Jog Speeds Prompt Screen 21 3 4 23 Jog Speeds Screen 22 3 4 24 Heading Prompt Screen 22 3 4 25 Compass Selection Screen 23 3 4 26 Manual Compass Screen 23 3 4 27 Scan Width Prompt Screen 23 3 4 28 Set Scan Width and Offset Screen 24 3 4 29 Versions Prompt...

Page 4: ...1 AAQ Controller Interface Panel CIP Front 6 Figure 2 AAQ Controller Interface Panel CIP Configured as Switch Rear 6 Figure 3 AAQ Controller Interface Panel CIP Configured as Router Rear 6 Figure 4 Setup and Installation Rear Cable Connections 7 Figure 5 Setup and Installation Front COM Port and Power 7 Figure 6 CIP Main LCD Display and LED Indicators 8 Figure 7 CIP Control Pad and CIP Handheld 9 ...

Page 5: ...igure 36 CIP Heading Prompt Screen 22 Figure 37 CIP Compass Selection Screen 23 Figure 38 CIP Manual Compass Screen 23 Figure 39 CIP Scan Width Prompt Screen 23 Figure 40 CIP Set Scan Width and Offset Screen 24 Figure 41 CIP Versions Prompt Screen 24 Figure 42 CIP Versions Screen 24 Figure 43 CIP Show Movements Screen 25 Figure 44 CIP Operational Mode Screen 25 Figure 45 CIP Configured as a Switch...

Page 6: ...1 1 AAQ CIP P N Selection The following table describes the two specific AAQ Controller Interface Panel configurations available for purchase For additional information please contact AvL Technologies Sales Department Part Number Description 701 320 301 Power Supply Kit 1 RU 250W control interface and power supply 701 320 302 Power Supply Kit 1 RU 500W control interface and power supply 1 2 AAQ Re...

Page 7: ...CIP Front Figure 2 AAQ Controller Interface Panel CIP Configured as Switch Rear Figure 3 AAQ Controller Interface Panel CIP Configured as Router Rear Power Switch LED Indicators Main LCD Display Control Pad Ethernet LAN Port CIP Handheld optional AAQ Ethernet COM DC Power Connection Additional LAN Ports AC Fuse Bel PN 5SF 8 R AC Power Connection AAQ Ethernet COM DC Power Connection Additional LAN ...

Page 8: ...COM port II Step 2 a Connect Optional Peripheral s to the remaining rear Ethernet COM ports b Connect Optional CIP Handheld to the front Ethernet COM port Note The CIP Handheld can only be plugged into the front Ethernet COM port Figure 4 Setup and Installation Rear Cable Connections III Step 3 a Connect AC power cord and power on unit Figure 5 Setup and Installation Front COM Port and Power Step ...

Page 9: ...elow in the following table for reference Indicator Name Description LED Color Notification Description RxLKD Receive Lock Clear off Not Locked Green Receive Lock Alarm System Alarm Clear off No Alarm Red Alarm Present Motion Movement Clear off No Movement Green Movement any direction Stowed Stow Clear off Operating Position Red Stowed Figure 6 CIP Main LCD Display and LED Indicators All user inpu...

Page 10: ...ens See images below for further detail I STOP Escape a STOP Short Press b STOW Long Press 3 seconds II GO Enter a ENTER Short Press b AQUIRE Long Press 3 seconds NOTE If the antenna is removable a Prompt Screen will be sent by the controller which will require the user to use the Up Down keys to select a response and then press the GO key to send the response to AAQ A prompt confirmation is requi...

Page 11: ...ss STOP and either the right or left directional buttons c To toggle Polarization between horizontal and vertical press the STOP and down directional buttons d To leave the Jog Screen press the STOP button 5 times III Extended User Mode a To enter this mode press the STOP button 8 times from the Jog entry screen The STOP button can be pressed 8 additional times to exit this mode b Use the GO butto...

Page 12: ... will skip the field Rack Controller Label 0 9 4 String Label for a single field to display in the rack controller The Hand Held Custom Screen 1 can be customized by the user by entering the long name of the desired display field in the Rack Controller Field configuration items A list of the long names of each display is contained in the Layout Editor window Figure 9 Be sure to power cycle the AAQ...

Page 13: ...tact AvL for more information Figure 9 Layout Editor The field labels can also be customized by the user to display any desired string by entering text into the Rack Controller Label core configuration items an example can be seen in Figures 5 and 6 Be sure to power cycle the AAQ controller after saving changes for them to take effect Figure 10 Rack Controller Field Customization ...

Page 14: ...nfigured to support a moveable Sliding Feed then Feed Slide Control g Jog II Extended Technical User Screens a Alter fast and slow speeds b Select alternate heading source includes manual entry c Alter target satellite scan width d View software versions e Demo show movements Prompt Only f Operational Modes to support future modes Prompt ONLY Some parameters configured in the extended user mode ma...

Page 15: ...e Custom Screen otherwise the next screen shown will be the Prompt 1 Screen 3 4 2 Custom Screen Figure 13 CIP Custom Screen The Custom Screen above is just an example of the data that can be displayed as any AAQ Variables Sensor Outputs can be shown with user created prompt strings To see how to create a custom screen see section 3 3 of this document The short and or long command response message ...

Page 16: ...rd Home Screen shows world position and target information as well as the short command response message There are multiple screens on this Standard Home Screen level that can be accessed via the left and right arrow buttons From any of this level s screens the down arrow will navigate to the Alarms Prompt Screen Figure 22 3 4 6 Target Position Screen Figure 17 CIP Target Position Screen The Targe...

Page 17: ...he asterisk running down the right most LCD column indicates the rate of screen updates from the controller The right arrow will navigate to the Repeak Command Screen 3 4 9 Repeak Command Screen Figure 20 CIP Repeak Command Screen The Repeak Command Screen facilitates the Repeak command While on this screen the press release of the Go button will send the Repeak command to the controller The long ...

Page 18: ...provides access to current alarms and to limit status From this screen the right arrow will navigate to the Current Alarms Screen and the Go button will navigate to the Limit Status Screen The down arrow will navigate to the Active Profile Screen 3 4 12 Current Alarms Screen Figure 23 CIP Current Alarms Screen The Current Alarms Screen shows any all current alarms that the user can scroll through ...

Page 19: ... Active Profile Screen The Active Profile Screen displays the active profile name and the signal source and polarity for it The down arrow will navigate to the Change Profile Prompt Screen 3 4 15 Change Profile Prompt Screen Figure 26 CIP Change Profile Prompt Screen From the Change Profile Prompt Screen the Go button will display the list of profiles to choose from in the Select Profile Screen If...

Page 20: ...s Once the desired new profile is indicated with the asterisk while holding the stop key press the go key and the selected profile will be activated To exit this screen without activating a new profile press the stop button 3 times To access the Profile Details Screen press the go button 3 4 17 Profile Details Screen Figure 28 CIP Profile Details Screen The Profile Details Screen displays the conf...

Page 21: ...n 3 4 19 Feed Slide Control Screen Figure 30 CIP Feed Slide Control Screen The Feed Slide Control Screen allows movement to the desired Position Number The left and right buttons select the desired new feed position Press the go button to send the Move to position to the controller To return to the prompt screen press the stop button five 5 times XXXXX 3 4 20 Jog Screen Figure 31 CIP Jog Prompt Sc...

Page 22: ...ssword to gain access to the Extended Technical User Screens The up and down arrows are used to select the desired character that is part of the ID or password The left and right arrows navigate to the desired character to edit Once the User ID is complete press the go button to move to the password field When the Password is complete press the go button to send the ID and password to the controll...

Page 23: ...pt Screens return to the Limited User Screens can be obtained by pressing the stop key eight 8 times XXX 3 4 24 Heading Prompt Screen Figure 36 CIP Heading Prompt Screen The Heading Prompt Screen displays the value of the compass heading and provides the prompt for the menu for changing the compass heading From the Heading Prompt Screen press the go button to navigate to the Compass Selection Scre...

Page 24: ...Use the left right up and down keys to edit values and use the go key to select the next configuration item To cancel the edit session and exit the screen press the stop key 3 times To save the new values and exit the screen while holding the stop key press the go key XXX 3 4 27 Scan Width Prompt Screen Figure 39 CIP Scan Width Prompt Screen The Scan Width Prompt Screen displays the compass scan w...

Page 25: ...igure 41 CIP Versions Prompt Screen The Versions Prompt Screen provides the option for checking the version information of the system From the Versions Prompt Screen press the go button to navigate to the Versions Screen Figure 44 or press the down button to navigate to the Show Movements Screen Note that from any of the Extended Technical User Prompt Screens return to the Limited User Screens can...

Page 26: ...mpt Screens return to the Limited User Screens can be obtained by pressing the stop key eight 8 times 3 4 32 Operational Mode Screen Figure 44 CIP Operational Mode Screen The Operational Mode Screen does not currently provide any functionality Press the down button to navigate back to the first Extended Technical User Screen Jog Speeds Prompt Screen Note that from any of the Extended Technical Use...

Page 27: ...configurable interface of the CIP depending on equipment and whether the CIP is set to operate as a router or a switch 4 1 CIP Configured as Switch Figure 45 CIP Configured as a Switch Example In this example the CIP is set as a simple switch The second configurable interface AAQ Controller IP 2 of the AAQ is set to the customer equipment modem subnet of 10 0 0 x indicated by the red arrows The lo...

Page 28: ... the CIP is set to function as a router The configurable interfaces of the AAQ are set to run on the default subnet of the controller The customer equipment communicates through the WAN port on the customer subnet of 10 0 0 x as indicated by the red arrows Note See section 5 on how to configure the router using the Updater Tool ...

Page 29: ... SurfBeam 2 Modem Figure 47 CIP Configured as a Router for the Surfbeam 2 Modem Example Due to its special DHCP and ARP table management requirements The AAQ controller subnets remain isolated for this example WAN IP subnet are set for DHCP As indicated by the red arrows ...

Page 30: ...beam 2 Modem Example Early CIP units without router function were supplied with an external Router for SurfBeam 2 systems In this case the second configurable interface of the AAQ AAQ Controller IP2 is set to the same subnet of the external router LAN and the AAQ and PC gateways are set to the router LAN IP as indicated by the red arrows ...

Page 31: ... CIP Router Update Tool Main Page The main page of the CIP Update tool contains multiple options for modifying the CIP depending on the desired function Figure 49 Main Page The different functions of the Update tool are described with respect to the individual sub panes Router Update This changes the functionality of the Ethernet Router within the CIP Display Update This updates the display of the...

Page 32: ...e the instructions have been completed click the Confirm Configuration The tool will then check to see if the hardware is present If it is not then the following message will be displayed Figure 51 Check Network IP Once the hardware connectivity is confirmed the Operation Actions will become available Figure 52 Connection Confirmed Desired Operation Operating Instructions Operation Actions Configu...

Page 33: ...ally configure the router to map all ports to a Layer 2 network bridge All ports will then be connected this includes the port labeled WAN and the port on the front of the CIP Upon completion the application will notify the user that the job was successfully completed or not The CIP must be power cycled for the changes to take effect Figure 54 Convert to Switch 5 5 Configuring as an Ethernet Route...

Page 34: ...gure 55 Convert to Router Yes User wishes to customize the router No User does not wish to customize defaults will be applied to the router shown in Figure 57 Cancel Cancel the conversion Figure 56 Default Values for CIP Conversion to Router ...

Page 35: ...is plugged into the WAN port of the CIP A Set to Default CIP Router Configuration button is available to fill out the page with the same default values shown in Figure 56 Note To enable a choice the associated checkbox must be checked 5 5 1 Controller Network Setup LAN The LAN should include all equipment that the controller needs to communicate with There should be no gateway or firewall protecti...

Page 36: ...he task of mapping the controller to all requests and responses coming from the Controller WAN IP to the AAQ Controller s service IP 192 168 129 51 This allows the control of the controller from a user on the WAN network All traffic destined for the Controller WAN IP will be forwarded to the controller AAQ Controller CIP IP 192 168 129 51 SN 255 255 255 0 IP 192 168 129 1 SN 255 255 255 0 IP Contr...

Page 37: ...the network scheme also how to use the tool to configure for the network AAQ Controller CIP IP 192 168 129 51 SN 255 255 255 0 IP 192 168 129 1 SN 255 255 255 0 IP 10 0 0 101 SN 255 255 248 0 IP 10 0 0 102 SN 255 255 248 0 Router Remote Power Cycle LAN WAN IP 192 168 129 200 SN 255 255 255 0 Customer PC 1 IP 10 0 0 1 SN 255 255 248 0 Customer Server Internet IP 10 0 0 2 SN 255 255 248 0 Customer P...

Page 38: ... application will notify the user that the job was successfully completed Figure 61 Router Conversion Complete Note CIP must be power cycled after changes are applied Note Should an error occur the window will show Operation failed Please check your connection to the CIP and try again ...

Page 39: ... DHCP client WAN Controller IP Address Current WAN IP address of the CIP controller port WAN Controller Subnet Mask Current WAN Subnet of the CIP controller port WAN Controller Gateway 1 Current WAN Gateway location WAN Controller Gateway 2 Current Backup WAN Gateway location WAN Controller DNS Current WAN DNS location WAN Power Cycle DHCP Enabled Flag to indicate if the router remote power cycle ...

Page 40: ... routers DHCP server is active Router Firewall NAT Rules Enabled Flag to indicate if the NAT rules are currently active Router Scheduler Enabled Flag to indicate if the scheduler is active internal use only 5 7 Display Update Figure 63 Display Update The Display Update modifies the LCD display on the CIP and or the LCD display on the Handheld device This is for field upgrades only and should only ...

Page 41: ... use of the POE Power Over Ethernet usage of the CIP This ensures that the POE port Handheld port on the front of the CIP is configured to be auto on and will only apply power if a POE device is sensed This is for field upgrades only Please consult AvL Technologies if you should perform this operation ...

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