Euphonix CO-600 Install And Operation Notes Download Page 11

Euphonix CO-600 Change-Over System For New Core DF66 Redundancy

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Detailed Description and Service Info

The Change-Over System (COS) Chassis is designed to provide automated or manual 

switching between redundant MADI streams in a critical production environment.  It 

does this by grouping redundant MADI media in sets of 4 MADI ins and 4 MADI outs to 

be switched as a whole, then allowing up to four groups be switched by a single chassis.  

Multiple Chassis can be daisy chained for larger scale systems.  Various mechanisms 

provide for the automatic and manual switching. Slots are keyed to avoid insertion of 

the wrong card.

Power Supply

A single power supply card can be installed into either one of the top two right slots in 

the COS chassis. Make sure the ejector clips are completely latched. Be careful during 

installation that the card is aligned in the slot grooves for the card.   

Due to the thickness of the pins used to connect the card to the chassis back plane, 

some insertion force will be necessary.  Press on the card front with your thumbs while 

operating the ejectors to help get the ejectors latched.  This will prevent excessive wear 

on the plastic ejector mechanism. 

Be aware that there is a specific IEC power connector on the rear of the chassis for each 

power supply.  The power supply card will only operate if the correct IEC power cord 

is connected.

If two power supply cards are installed, they can be installed in either order.  

Controller Card

Only one Controller card (FC 603) can be installed in a chassis.  Install a Controller 

Front in the bottom front controller slot on the right side of the chassis.  

Make sure the ejector clips are completely latched.  The card should not require excessive 

force to insert, if the card does not seem to insert, check that the card is sliding evenly in 

the slot grooves and that the alignment pins near the ejector clips are guiding card during 

the last portion of insertion.

Install a Controller Rear card (FC 605) in the bottom rear controller slot on the right side 

of the chassis. Use the same care in installing the rear card as the front card.  Make sure 

the ejector clips are completely latched.  

Do not attempt to plug a Controller front/rear card into the identical CMM slot above it.  

The cards may be damaged, and unexpected operation will occur.

Summary of Contents for CO-600

Page 1: ...Redundancy Install and Operation Notes Document Revision A Part Number 840 10493 01 Release Date December 2007 Euphonix Inc 220 Portage Ave Palo Alto California 94306 Phone 650 855 0400 Fax 650 855 04...

Page 2: ...by any means without written permission from Euphonix Inc Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules Thes...

Page 3: ...ructions Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other 8 apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or g...

Page 4: ...pply cord shall remain readily operable 18 This unit is provided with a power supply cord set suitable for 120V AC input only for 19 U S A and Canada For other than U S A and Canada a qualified person...

Page 5: ...r that this feature only be used when necessary This is because the hot swap system can not protect from all possible errors made by the operator during card installation Powered on cards are suscepti...

Page 6: ...t audio path including all I O devices is switched over to the backup system This can occur automatically or be initiated by the console operator Setup for this is available in the Status page of eith...

Page 7: ...h the Primary Core and the Secondary Core so that the sources are always available to both cores The MADI outputs from each core are connected to the CO 600 and available for switchover during a techn...

Page 8: ...ovided TheCM604queriesinformation such as field replaceable unit status presence and performs health monitoring of system components It also controls when present the power up sequencing of each compo...

Page 9: ...ment card has additional power temperature and cooling status indication Front Panel Control There is a switch located on the front of each change over card that allows local manual override of the ou...

Page 10: ...age remote monitor devices and adds a dimension of security to critical applications The chassis management controller works in conjunction with GrassValley s NetCentral facility monitoring software F...

Page 11: ...while operating the ejectors to help get the ejectors latched This will prevent excessive wear on the plastic ejector mechanism Be aware that there is a specific IEC power connector on the rear of the...

Page 12: ...talled with cables pre connected but this can make it easier for the card to be mis aligned or improperly inserted Use caution and avoid excessive force System Connection For each group of 4 MADI Ins...

Page 13: ...o chassis or the card is fully ejected No other combinations should be possible and indicate the card is not operational The blue OOS LED is duplicated on the Rear card for ease of use during card exc...

Page 14: ...mostly be on if the global back plane switch is set to on selecting bank B Be aware that local settings or conditions in the individual switch cards can override the actual state of the connection Du...

Page 15: ...dual Switch 3 Card If any of these three signals are asserted the Switch Card will connect the DSP Bank B connector to the I O connector This condition will continue until the operator clears the cond...

Page 16: ...til the condition is cleared via the Ethernet or serial interface or the operator moves the front panel toggle switches for ALL operational cards to the A position Returning any front panel switch to...

Page 17: ...oving all the front panel switches to the A position manually Serial and Ethernet driven clear signals would have to all occur at exactly the same time or would be overridden by their upstream neighbo...

Page 18: ...ifferently on the rear cards Hot Swapping Controller Card The Controller Card can be hot swapped Removing a Controller Card will cause all the switch cards to bypass their connection to the DSP Bank A...

Page 19: ...gs saved from last session Installing H12 and H14 allows configures the Controller card to use the settings of the previous session when booting This would be the factory default and normal operating...

Page 20: ...age return delimited string The following commands can be used to control the COS chassis via RS 232 control The COS is case insensitive A CR LF terminator must follow all commands Command Format Desc...

Page 21: ...o 10 000 ft above MSL 0 to 50 000 ft above MSL at 40 C to 70 C Altitude Gradient 1 5 kPa min 8 kPa min Regulatory The CO 600 is designed so as not to cause conducted or radiated interference to circui...

Page 22: ...hout interfering with the operation of the other cards and components in the system Power The power specifications for the PS 607 are listed below The PSUs is a universal AC Mains AC 90 to 265VAC 47 t...

Page 23: ...K CO601 CO602 FC603 CM604 green On continuously card is active blinking when card is not active Status FC603 green Period blink to indicate active Fan CM605 green Fans OK Temp CM605 green Temp OK Powe...

Page 24: ...2_C 5 GND 6 GND 6 GPO2_NC 6 RXP 7 A_RXB_B_TXB 7 GPO3_C 7 n c 8 A_TXA_B_RXA 8 GPO3_NC 8 GND 9 GND 9 GND 10 GPI0 11 GPI1 12 GP12 13 GP12 14 GND 15 GND CM Table 5 606 Pinout CM606 DB9F RS232 DB15 GPIO RJ...

Page 25: ...type sq0 and press the RETURN or ENTER key Set IP Address 3 Command for set Ethernet IP Address is SE Example Entering the command SE 192 168 1 100 255 255 255 0 192 168 1 1 will set the IP Address as...

Page 26: ...spected 0 ignored L Set LED SL led state time led is an led number 0 7 state 1 ON 0 OFF time ms at state default 1 forver O Set GPIO Output Pin Mode SO mode mode 0 3 Global Switch Output pin 255 off 2...

Page 27: ...e DF66 Redundancy 27 Setting IP Mask to 0 0 0 0 DHCP OFF Setting Gateway Address to 0 0 0 0 ge Current IP Address is DHCP 10 10 10 183 Current IP Mask is 255 255 255 0 Current Gateway Address is 10 10...

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