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Raven Electronics Corporation

 

 4655 Longley Lane 

 Reno, NV 89502 

Page 7 of 10 

2.3 

I/O’s 

Refer to Figure 2-1 for a picture of the I/O locations. 

I/O Pin 

Description 

Default: Open/Closed 

1 - 6 

Vote Indication, ports 1-6 

Open (Closed if Voted) 

7-12 

Receiver Fault, ports 1-6 

Open (Closed if Faulted) 

13 

Ethernet Link Up/Down 

Open, if Down 

14 

Unused 

 

15 

System Power 

Closed (Open if Power is Off) 

 

 

2.4  LED Status Indicators 

As shown in Figure 2-

2, there are seven LED’s.  One for the transmitter and one for each receiver port.  The LED’s 

change colors to indicate the status of a particular port.  There are four possible LED states. 

 
Transmitter Status LED Status Indicator 

(refer to Figure 2-2) 

 

Off

 = Idle 

Red

 = Transmit 

 

 
Voter Receiver Status LED Status Indicators 

(refer to Figure 2-2)

 

 

Red =

 Fault (RCVR) 

This indicates a receive port fault.  A fault condition can exist if a receiver port goes to un-squelch (loss of status 
tone or COR detect) but no audio is detected for a period of time indicating a fault condition.  For the transmitter 
port the red LED indicates TX activity.   

Green

 = Receive 

This indicates a receive port has gone to the un-squelch condition (status tone drops or COR detected).  There 
is no green state indicator for the transmitter port. 

Blue 

= Voted 

This indicates a receive port is voted.  There is no blue state indicator for the transmitter port. 

Off

 = Idle  

This  indicates  a  squelch  status  (status  tone  being  detected  or  no  COR  detected)  on  a  receiver  port.    For  the 
transmitter port this indicates no TX activity. 

 

 

Figure 2-2: RVI-600 Front Panel

 

Summary of Contents for 47860A-600

Page 1: ...Last Updated on January 25 2017 Rev 1 RVI 600 User Guide Copyright 2017 RAVEN ELECTRONICS CORPORATION 4655 Longley Lane Reno 106 Nevada 89502 ...

Page 2: ...ecting the RVI 600 Voter 2 1 4 Change IP Address of RVI 600 4 1 5 Change Login and Password 5 2 Connections and Status Indicators 6 2 1 RVI 600 TX and RX Connections 6 2 2 TX and RX Pin Outs 6 2 3 I O s 7 2 4 LED Status Indicators 7 2 5 Voter Display 8 3 Advanced Setup 9 3 1 Telnet Configuration 9 3 2 System Wide Settings 10 3 3 Channel Specific Settings 10 ...

Page 3: ...ver achieves a higher SNR value than the currently voted one that channel will become the new voted channel 1 3 Connecting the RVI 600 Voter To configure the RVI 600 Voter for first use access the RVI 600 using a PC and the supplied Ethernet cable This direct connection procedure only needs to be done once After this procedure accessing the RVI 600 will be done through the network and over any net...

Page 4: ... range of 10 1 1 1 10 1 1 252 and a subnet of 255 255 255 0 2 Open a web browser and type http 10 1 1 253 in the Address bar to access the RVI 600 Web Configuration and press Enter 3 Figure 1 4 shows the login screen for the RVI 600 Configuration webpage Use the default username and password These can be changed later Username admin Password admin 4 Press Enter or click on the Login button at the ...

Page 5: ... Figure 1 6 1 In the address section highlight 10 1 1 253 and change it to the preferred IP Address 2 Click on Save Changes in the lower right of the screen 3 After selecting Save Changes the yellow popup in Figure 1 7 will appear 4 Click on the Apply Now button on the right of the yellow box Please note that this will restart the unit Figure 1 6 Network Configuration Figure 1 7 Applying Changes ...

Page 6: ...Address will now show the IP Address configured in this section 1 5 Change Login and Password To change the default Login and Password select Administration from the menu 1 Change the Username Password and then Confirm the Password 2 Select the Save Changes button 3 A prompt will appear as in Figure 1 4 to enter the new Username and Password 4 After a successful change and login Figure 1 9 will ap...

Page 7: ...T for keying of the radio when the console is active By default the console has transmit priority for TX1 over any voted audio path Console priority allows the dispatcher to take priority over the transmitter from a port previously voted and using the transmitter 2 2 TX and RX Pin Outs The pin assignments for RX TX and Console ports RJ45 is outline below Pin 1 RX A Input audio from Customer Equipm...

Page 8: ...Figure 2 2 Off Idle Red Transmit Voter Receiver Status LED Status Indicators refer to Figure 2 2 Red Fault RCVR This indicates a receive port fault A fault condition can exist if a receiver port goes to un squelch loss of status tone or COR detect but no audio is detected for a period of time indicating a fault condition For the transmitter port the red LED indicates TX activity Green Receive This...

Page 9: ...ongley Lane Reno NV 89502 Page 8 of 10 2 5 Voter Display The RVI 600 can be monitored remotely for voter operation as shown in figure 2 3 Transmit receive COR PTT vote state and fault indications are shown Figure 2 3 RVI 600 Voter Display ...

Page 10: ...used in fewer voting environments Use with some caution or contact Raven for assistance User credentials follow the same as configured through the web interface Users can read or set configuration values using the following telnet commands note that paths are case sensitive setConfig sets a value according to the tables below Example getConfig gets a value according to the tables below Example Onc...

Page 11: ...an be manipulated via telnet The configuration path for each channel follows the format of path setting Path ravenInfo m150 port X where X is channels 0 5 To set the votedB on the first voter port one would use the following syntax Setconfig ravenInfo m150 port 0 voteDB 2 Parameter Setting Description voteDB 3 The difference in SNR results in dB that this channel must achieve to be elected as the ...

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