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Rev D 

 

Model MS-500x 

CrossPoint Technologies, Inc 

19 

 

 

Appendix 

 
Includes  

Specifications 
Panel Drawings 
Connectors 
Spares 

 
 
These configurations are covered in this Appendix.  

 

MS-5000-32x8-LB-FO 
MS-5000-16X16-VHF-UHF-077 
MS-5000-16X32-VHF-UHF-S 
MS-5000-4X8-VHF-UHF-S 
MS-5000-32X4-LB-FO

Summary of Contents for MS-500 Series

Page 1: ...MS 500x Matrix Switch Operating Manual CPT 102 1410 Rev D CrossPoint Technologies Inc 3 Foshay Road Dudley MA 01571 860 935 0284 CAGE 3XJY8 ...

Page 2: ...077 Switch information Added MS 5000 16X32 VHF UHF S Switch Preliminary Information B 5 6 13 Updated MS 5000 16X16 VHF UHF S Switch Information Updated MS 5000 16X32 VHF UHF S Switch Information Refer to ECN 1319001 C 9 3 14 Added MS 5000 4X8 VHF UHF S Switch information D 11 10 16 Added MS 5000 32X4 LB FO Switch information ...

Page 3: ...e that if not correctly performed or adhered to could result in damage to or destruction of the instrument Do not proceed beyond a caution sign until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met CAUTION Always use the three prong AC power cords supplied with this product Failure to ensure adequate grounding may cause product damage When adapting to foreign AC mains connectors a grounded l...

Page 4: ...products returned to CrossPoint Technologies from another country CrossPoint Technologies warrants that its software and firmware designated by CrossPoint Technologies for use with an instrument will execute its programming instructions when properly installed on that instrument CrossPoint Technologies does not warrant that the operation of the instrument or software or firmware will be uninterrup...

Page 5: ... 1 Remote and Local Modes 6 4 2 Setting Switches 6 4 3 Using the Menus 7 4 4 LCD screens and Menus 7 4 4 1 Menu Tree 7 4 4 2 Startup Splash 8 4 4 3 Connection Screen 8 4 4 4 Remote Local Control 9 4 4 5 Status 9 4 4 6 Set Defaults 14 5 Remote Control 15 5 1 Interfaces 15 5 2 Protocol 15 5 2 1 Summary 16 5 2 2 Detailed Command and Status Formats 16 Appendix 19 A MS 5000 32x8 LB FO 20 B MS 5000 16x1...

Page 6: ...HF S MS 5000 32X4 LB FO Detailed specifications and additional information specific to each model are found in the Appendix Other models are available for different frequency ranges or for different numbers of channels The MS 500x can be optimized to your application 1 2 Terminology Matrix switches are specified in one of two ways If the matrix is designed as full fan out each input can be routed ...

Page 7: ...FAULT Indicator Illuminated Red when any fault is detected in any chassis This is a summary alarm indication 3 UP and DOWN Used to cycle through the list of available inputs or outputs when in an Edit mode Scrolls through Menu items when in MENU mode Incrementing Decrementing rolls over under at the extremes 4 IN and OUT Press IN or OUT to enter the Edit mode and change a switch connection 5 Numer...

Page 8: ...nector is a common 9 pin male D connector 3 1 2 1 RS 232 Operation RS 232 is recommended for cable lengths up to 50 feet between the computer and the matrix Longer links can be accommodated reliably but may require experimenting with slower baud rates lower loss cable and better shielding The link can operate at four baud rates between 2400 and 19200 bits per second The baud rate is selected by th...

Page 9: ...ll duplex RS 485 systems as well The link can operate at four baud rates between 2400 and 19200 bits per second The other communication parameters are fixed at 8 bit words no parity and 1 stop bit Set your remote computer interface to the same settings For long runs a termination might be required to assure reliable communication at high baud rates If you experience data integrity problems parity ...

Page 10: ...In long runs this serves to protect both devices from carrying ground currents especially in the event of a power line fault in either device If your cable has individual shields that are in intimate contact with each other it may not be possible to avoid ground current flow down the cable shield 5 4 3 2 1 9 8 7 6 9 pin female D connector Computer RS 485 Connector TXB TXA RXB RXA Gnd TXB TXA RXB R...

Page 11: ...T will change the LCD display to an edit mode A blinking cursor will appear to indicate the Matrix is waiting for data Use the numeric keys to specify the desired port or use the UP and DOWN keys to increment decrement through the available port numbers When the display shows the desired port press ENTer to confirm the choice Pressing ESC will cancel the edit At this point no change has yet occurr...

Page 12: ...can be changed by using the UP DN keys to see the various options When the desired value is displayed press ENT to make that the current value of the parameter Press ESC to abort and return to the next higher level Certain parameters require that the matrix be reset The reset operation occurs automatically without powering off the matrix The LCD will show Resetting followed by the normal initializ...

Page 13: ...put to be connected to multiple outputs simultaneously Conversely a Fan In matrix allows an input to be connected to a single output at a time while an output can receive signals from many inputs simultaneously The LCD display cannot easily show the multiple connections Therefore Fan Out switches are controlled by first specifying an output and then selecting an input to route to that output Fan I...

Page 14: ...m line instruct the operator to press ENT to confirm this change to Local mode Pressing ESC will abandon the change and back up one level to the top menu list The system may also be in Local Lockout mode In this mode the remote computer has absolute control This menu item cannot be used to regain control from a Local Lockout condition The remote computer must place the Matrix into either Remote or...

Page 15: ...olling through all the power supplies the screen will show the internal communication status This screen is as shown below The message is OK if there are no faults System Status Fault ENT Select ESC Back UP IN MENU 1 2 3 4 5 ESC DN OUT OFF 6 7 8 9 0 ENT FLT PS Press Enter to see more details The first screen is the internal RS422 485 communication state RS422 COM Fault ENT Details ESC Back UP IN M...

Page 16: ...hen be automatically restored Reset typically takes less than 10 seconds depending on network response times Serial Options All serial communication settings are made from these menu items Press ENT to drop into these items Serial Options ENT Select ESC Quit UP IN MENU 1 2 3 4 5 ESC DN OUT OFF 6 7 8 9 0 ENT FLT PS The default RS232 mode is shown here COM Mode RS232 ENT Select ESC Quit UP IN MENU 1...

Page 17: ...he action is confirmed and will be operational again in about 6 seconds 4 4 5 1 Software Version This read only display shows the current installed version of firmware in the system controller SW Version v1 01 ENT Back ESC Back UP IN MENU 1 2 3 4 5 ESC DN OUT OFF 6 7 8 9 0 ENT FLT PS 4 4 5 2 Ethernet Options All Ethernet communication settings are made from these menu items Press ENT to drop into ...

Page 18: ...ENT to manually set the IP address Your network administrator will be able to help determine this address The address must be manually typed using the numeric keys Leading zeroes must be entered as each field is a fixed 3 characters Press ENT when done to accept the new address and return to the upper level menu If DHCP is enabled this screen is read only The next menu item is the IP Port value Th...

Page 19: ...o it becomes difficult to find the matrix by its IP address A name can be assigned so that the matrix can be found by name server techniques To simplify this setup the switch matrix creates a unique name for itself and registers this name with the local router during DHCP initialization The name is always of the format CPTI_ followed by the last 6 characters of its MAC address The first 6 characte...

Page 20: ... carriage return Outgoing responses are truncated if they would exceed 255 characters In most cases a command mnemonic can be followed by an ASCII question mark This form of the command will be interpreted as a status request and the current value associated with that command will be returned The state of the device will not be altered by a status request Parameters are typically separated by comm...

Page 21: ...MAT 1 SC xxx yyy zzz aaa 2 SCxxx fan in 3 Scyyy fan out Where xxx and zzz input channel number in ASCII format Yyy and aaa output channel number in ASCII format Notice that the parameters pairs are in input output order regardless of the type of matrix fan in or fan out For a fan out switch specifying an output connected to input 0 0 yyy is equivalent to issuing the SO command for that channel SOy...

Page 22: ...he system detects an error in an incoming command it will reply with ERxxx where the xxx is a numeric code indicating the error type The offending command string may be appended after a colon EXAMPLE sending a command FG3 which is an unknown command will cause the system to reply with ER001 FG The list of possible error codes are Error Code Description Comments ER001 Unrecognized command ER002 one...

Page 23: ... of inputs and yyy number of outputs DESCRIPTION Returns the size of the matrix switch TR Report Test Results FORMAT 1 TR 2 TR RESPONSE 1 same as 2 2 TR string where string is an ASCII string composed of internal values and parameters and is dependent upon the configuration of the matrix DESCRIPTION Returns test data BITE results Return string will contain pass fail indications for internal tests ...

Page 24: ...logies Inc 19 Appendix Includes Specifications Panel Drawings Connectors Spares These configurations are covered in this Appendix MS 5000 32x8 LB FO MS 5000 16X16 VHF UHF 077 MS 5000 16X32 VHF UHF S MS 5000 4X8 VHF UHF S MS 5000 32X4 LB FO ...

Page 25: ...tion 60 dB In In Isolation 60 dB Out Out Isolation 60 dB Impedance 50 VSWR 1 8 1dB Output Compression 5 dBm NF 10 dB IP3 input 8 dBm Temperature Op 0 50 C AC Voltage 88 260 VAC Power Consumption 50 W Dimensions 17 x 20 deep x 3 5 high nominal 2 RU Switch Type Solid State Control RS232 or RS422 selectable and Ethernet Connectors SMA F in and out Front Panel Rear Panel ...

Page 26: ...J16 SMA F Input 16 J17 SMA F Input 17 J18 SMA F Input 18 J19 SMA F Input 19 J20 SMA F Input 20 J21 SMA F Input 21 J22 SMA F Input 22 J23 SMA F Input 23 J24 SMA F Input 24 J25 SMA F Input 25 J26 SMA F Input 26 J27 SMA F Input 27 J28 SMA F Input 28 J29 SMA F Input 29 J30 SMA F Input 30 J31 SMA F Input 31 J32 SMA F Input 32 J33 SMA F Output 1 J34 SMA F Output 2 J35 SMA F Output 3 J36 SMA F Output 4 J...

Page 27: ...ed for a spares kit Qty per Part Number Description 1 CPT 099 1231 Assembly Combiner Module 1 CPT 076 1228 Assembly SPI Interface 1 CPT 099 1230 Assembly Carrier Board w Firmware 1 CPT 006 1222 Assembly Keypad 1 CPT 099 1221 Module 16X4 VHF UHF Switch 1 CPT 099 1229 Assembly Amplifier Module L BAND 2 0217004 HXP Fuse 4A 250V 5X20MM IEC Fast Acting ...

Page 28: ...000MHz 65 dB Rev Isolation Out In 20 1500MHz 75 dB 1500 3000MHz 65 dB 1dB Output Compression 20MHz 1 dBm 1500MHz 2 dBm 3000MHz 9 dBm OPIP2 Test Tones Pout 15dBm 24 dBm OPIP3 Test Tones Pout 15dBm 12 dBm Impedance 50 VSWR Input 2 0 1 Output 1 7 1 Noise Figure 8 dB Temperature Op 0 50 C AC Voltage 90 240 VAC Power Consumption 25 W Dimensions 17 x 20 deep x 1 75 high nominal 1 RU Switch Type Solid St...

Page 29: ... Input 12 IN13 SMA F Input 13 IN14 SMA F Input 14 IN15 SMA F Input 15 IN16 SMA F Input 16 OUT1 SMA F Output 1 OUT2 SMA F Output 2 OUT3 SMA F Output 3 OUT4 SMA F Output 4 OUT5 SMA F Output 5 OUT6 SMA F Output 6 OUT7 SMA F Output 7 OUT8 SMA F Output 8 OUT9 SMA F Output 9 OUT10 SMA F Output 10 OUT11 SMA F Output 11 OUT12 SMA F Output 12 OUT13 SMA F Output 13 OUT14 SMA F Output 14 OUT15 SMA F Output 1...

Page 30: ... a spares kit Qty per Part Number Description 1 ECM60US05 w Cover Power Supply 60W 5VDC 90 264VAC 1 CPT 076 1228 Assembly SPI Interface 1 CPT 076 1230 Assembly Carrier Board w Firmware 1 CPT 006 1222 Assembly Keypad 1 CPT 076 1221 Module 16X16 VHF UHF Switch 1 CPT 077 1229 Assembly Amplifier Module VHF UHF BAND 2 0217004 HXP Fuse 4A 250V 5X20MM IEC Fast Acting ...

Page 31: ... 1500 3000MHz 65 dB Rev Isolation Out In 20 1500MHz 75 dB 1500 3000MHz 65 dB 1dB Output Compression 20MHz 2 dBm 1500MHz 5 dBm 3000MHz 12 dBm OPIP2 Test Tones Pout 18dBm 17 dBm OPIP3 Test Tones Pout 18dBm 7 dBm Impedance 50 VSWR Input 2 0 1 Output 1 7 1 Noise Figure 8 dB Temperature Op 0 50 C AC Voltage 90 240 VAC Power Consumption 30 W Dimensions 17 x 20 deep x 3 50 high nominal 2 RU Switch Type S...

Page 32: ...F Input 7 IN8 SMA F Input 8 IN9 SMA F Input 9 IN10 SMA F Input 10 IN11 SMA F Input 11 IN12 SMA F Input 12 IN13 SMA F Input 13 IN14 SMA F Input 14 IN15 SMA F Input 15 IN16 SMA F Input 16 OUT1 SMA F Output 1 OUT2 SMA F Output 2 OUT3 SMA F Output 3 OUT4 SMA F Output 4 OUT5 SMA F Output 5 OUT6 SMA F Output 6 OUT7 SMA F Output 7 OUT8 SMA F Output 8 OUT9 SMA F Output 9 OUT10 SMA F Output 10 OUT11 SMA F ...

Page 33: ... Output 18 OUT19 SMA F Output 19 OUT20 SMA F Output 20 OUT21 SMA F Output 21 OUT22 SMA F Output 22 OUT23 SMA F Output 23 OUT24 SMA F Output 24 OUT25 SMA F Output 25 OUT26 SMA F Output 26 OUT27 SMA F Output 27 OUT28 SMA F Output 28 OUT29 SMA F Output 29 OUT30 SMA F Output 30 OUT31 SMA F Output 31 OUT32 SMA F Output 32 CTRL D9 Serial Control In Out RJ45 Ethernet Control AC IEC AC Input Stud Ground ...

Page 34: ...HF UHF S Specification Conditions Min Typ Max Units Frequency Range 20 3000 MHz Gain 2 5 0 2 5 dB Isolation In In 20 1500MHz 80 dB 1500 3000MHz 60 dB Isolation Out Out 20 3000MHz 80 dB Isolation In Out Adj 20 1500MHz 70 dB 1500 3000MHz 65 dB Rev Isolation Out In 20 1500MHz 75 dB 1500 3000MHz 65 dB 1dB Output Compression 20MHz 1 dBm 1500MHz 1 dBm 3000MHz 5 dBm OPIP2 Test Tones Pout 15dBm 24 dBm OPI...

Page 35: ...Rev D Model MS 500x CrossPoint Technologies Inc 30 Front Panel Rear Panel ...

Page 36: ...Input 1 IN2 SMA F Input 2 IN3 SMA F Input 3 IN4 SMA F Input 4 OUT1 SMA F Output 1 OUT2 SMA F Output 2 OUT3 SMA F Output 3 OUT4 SMA F Output 4 OUT5 SMA F Output 5 OUT6 SMA F Output 6 OUT7 SMA F Output 7 OUT8 SMA F Output 8 CTRL D9 Serial Control In Out RJ45 Ethernet Control AC IEC AC Input Stud Ground ...

Page 37: ... spares kit Qty per Part Number Description 1 ECM60US05 w Cover Power Supply 60W 5VDC 90 264VAC 1 CPT 076 1228 Assembly SPI Interface 1 CPT 169 1230 Assembly Carrier Board w Firmware 1 CPT 100 1222 Assembly Keypad 1 CPT 169 1221 Module 16X16 VHF UHF Switch 1 CPT 169 1229 Assembly Amplifier Module VHF UHF BAND 2 0217004 HXP Fuse 4A 250V 5X20MM IEC Fast Acting ...

Page 38: ...B Off Isolation 55 dB In In Isolation 55 dB Out Out Isolation 55 dB Impedance 50 VSWR 1 8 1dB Output Compression 5 dBm NF 12 dB IP3 input 8 dBm Temperature Op 0 50 C AC Voltage 88 260 VAC Power Consumption 60 W Dimensions 17 x 20 deep x 3 5 high nominal 2 RU Switch Type Solid State Control RS232 or RS422 selectable and Ethernet Connectors SMA F in and out ...

Page 39: ...J14 SMA F Input 14 J15 SMA F Input 15 J16 SMA F Input 16 J17 SMA F Input 17 J18 SMA F Input 18 J19 SMA F Input 19 J20 SMA F Input 20 J21 SMA F Input 21 J22 SMA F Input 22 J23 SMA F Input 23 J24 SMA F Input 24 J25 SMA F Input 25 J26 SMA F Input 26 J27 SMA F Input 27 J28 SMA F Input 28 J29 SMA F Input 29 J30 SMA F Input 30 J31 SMA F Input 31 J32 SMA F Input 32 J33 SMA F Output 1 J34 SMA F Output 2 J...

Page 40: ...ed for a spares kit Qty per Part Number Description 1 CPT 099 1231 Assembly Combiner Module 1 CPT 076 1228 Assembly SPI Interface 1 CPT 099 1230 Assembly Carrier Board w Firmware 1 CPT 012 1220 Assembly Keypad 1 CPT 099 1221 Module 16X4 VHF UHF Switch 1 CPT 099 1229 Assembly Amplifier Module L BAND 2 0217004 HXP Fuse 4A 250V 5X20MM IEC Fast Acting ...

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