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X P O I N T S O F T W A R E S E T U P G U I D E

XPoint Software Setup Guide

Chapter Contents

E-WHEATNET Ethernet/IP Address Quick Start ......................... 3-3

Ethernet Cabling ....................................................................................................... 3-3

Default IP Address .................................................................................................... 3-3

Changing your PC’s IP Address ............................................................................... 3-3

Changing the E-WHEATNET’s IP Address .............................................................. 3-4

Configuring IP Address in X-Point Software ............................................................ 3-4

Saving the System Configuration ............................................................................. 3-4

Getting Started .............................................................................. 3-5

Basic System Requirements ........................................................ 3-5

GUI Log-In ...................................................................................... 3-6

Password .................................................................................................................. 3-6

Connecting E-WHEATNET and XPoint ........................................ 3-6

IP Addressing ................................................................................ 3-7

System Configuration Menus ...................................................... 3-7

Tier Configuration ..................................................................................................... 3-8

E-WHEATNET Rack Configuration .......................................................................... 3-9

Surface Setup ........................................................................................................... 3-9

E-SAT Rack Configuration ...................................................................................... 3-10

Visibillity Settings ..................................................................................................... 3-11

VDip Settings ........................................................................................................... 3-12

Line Gain .................................................................................................................. 3-13

Microphone Gain ..................................................................................................... 3-13

Mix Minus Polarity .................................................................................................... 3-13

Password Modes ..................................................................................................... 3-13

Programmable Buttons ............................................................................................ 3-14

Connection Between the Config. GUI and E-WHEATNET ........ 3-15

Signal Definition ........................................................................... 3-18

Configuring Logic I/O .................................................................. 3-19

Overview .................................................................................................................. 3-19

Routable Logic ......................................................................................................... 3-19

Triggered Port Logic ................................................................................................ 3-19

Routable Logic Signal Definitions ............................................................................ 3-20

Defining Routable Logic Functions .......................................................................... 3-21

Viewing Defined Logic Signals ................................................................................ 3-21

Configured Triggered Port Logic ............................................................................. 3-22

Signal Locking .............................................................................. 3-23

Salvo Definition ............................................................................ 3-24

Summary of Contents for E-SAT

Page 1: ...TECHNICAL MANUAL Wheatstone Corporation April 2007 WHEATSTONE EVOLUTION SERIES DIGITAL AUDIO NETWORK SYSTEM ...

Page 2: ...etwork System 2nd Edition Wheatstone Evolution Series Digital Audio Network System 2nd Edition Wheatstone Evolution Series Digital Audio Network System 2nd Edition Wheatstone Evolution Series Digital Audio Network System 2nd Edition Wheatstone Evolution Series Digital Audio Network System 2nd Edition 2008 Wheatstone Corporation ...

Page 3: ...9 Typical Crossover Cable 1 9 RJ 45 Connections Pinout Drawing 1 10 Front Panel LEDs 1 11 Internal Programming Options 1 11 Switch Settings Including Sample Rate 1 11 Jumper Settings 1 12 S 8 E WHEATNET E Series Audio Routing Switch Hub 1 13 I O Connections 1 14 Audio Network 1 14 AES Clock Sync 1 14 Ethernet Interface 1 15 RJ 45 Connections Pinout Drawing 1 16 Front Panel LEDs 1 17 Internal Progr...

Page 4: ...O NC4 Overview 2 11 AES Output Interface 2 11 AES Channel Status Implementation 2 12 Internal Programming Options 2 12 Hook Ups 2 12 DB Pinout Drawing 2 13 Analog Output Card AO NC4 Overview 2 14 Analog Output Interface 2 14 Internal Programming Options 2 14 Hook Ups 2 15 Analog Audio Connections 2 15 Mono Outputs 2 15 External Mono Summing 2 16 DB Pinout Drawing 2 17 Logic I O Card LIO NC4 Overvi...

Page 5: ...Getting Started 3 5 Basic System Requirements 3 5 GUI Log In 3 6 Password 3 6 Connecting E WHEATNET and XPoint 3 6 IP Addressing 3 7 System Configuration Menus 3 7 Tier Configuration 3 8 E WHEATNET Rack Configuration 3 9 Surface Setup 3 9 E SAT Rack Configuration 3 10 Visibillity Settings 3 11 VDip Settings 3 12 Line Gain 3 13 Microphone Gain 3 13 Mix Minus Polarity 3 13 Password Modes 3 13 Progra...

Page 6: ...s Network I O Center DINC 4 Schematic 4 8 Load Sheet 4 10 4 Digital Outputs Network I O Center DONC 4 Schematic 4 11 Load Sheet 4 12 Logic Interface Network I O Center LIONC 12 Schematic 4 13 Load Sheet 4 15 Dual Audio Transport Network I O Center ATNC 2 Schematic 4 16 Load Sheet 4 18 Digital Signal Processor Card DSP NC Load Sheet 4 19 SAT E Mother Board MBNC 1 Schematic 4 20 Load Sheet 4 21 S 16...

Page 7: ... Parameters A 3 Setting up FTP Site Profiles A 3 Editing the Network Text Files A 4 Sample E WHEATNET CPU Network File A 4 Surface Network Files A 4 Appendix 2 S 16 E WHEATNET Replacement Parts List A 6 S 8 E WHEATNET Replacement Parts List A 7 E SAT Replacement Parts List A 8 MCS 8 Replacement Parts List A 9 MCS 8E Replacement Parts List A 10 E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 8: ...nel LEDs 1 11 Internal Programming Options 1 11 Switch Settings Including Sample Rate 1 11 Jumper Settings 1 12 S 8 E WHEATNET E Series Audio Routing Switch Hub 1 13 I O Connections 1 14 Audio Network 1 14 AES Clock Sync 1 14 Ethernet Interface 1 15 RJ 45 Connections Pinout Drawing 1 16 Front Panel LEDs 1 17 Internal Programming Options 1 17 Switch Settings Including Sample Rate 1 17 Jumper Settin...

Page 9: ...hat includes up to sixteen E Series Satellite E SAT cages and to up to twelve digital E series control surfaces linked to the S 16 S 8 E Series Wheatnet Switch Cages can be separated by distances up to 100m 328 with many studios connected to your central rack room providing shared resources yet still permitting independently functioning satellite studios each with its own combination of analog and...

Page 10: ... input output and logic connections are made via DB 25 PCB mounted connectors located on the rear of chassis The factory supplied hand crimping tool is used for all DB 25 connections to and from the router see instruction on page 1 24 There are also RJ 45 connectors for audio network and ethernet connections Cage to cage network con nections are made by UTP CAT5 crossover cables terminated with RJ...

Page 11: ...he factory supplied hand crimping tool is used for all DB 25 connections to and from the router see instruction on page 1 24 There are also two RJ 45 connectors for audio network AT LINK RJ 45 see pages 1 8 and 1 10 for pinouts and GPIO logic LOGIC RJ 45 connections See the following section page 1 5a for logic details Cage to cage network connections can be made by UTP CAT5 crossover cables termi...

Page 12: ...ne DSP that combines all of the console audio signals as directed by a console s faders knobs and switches to produce the various Program Aux Send Mix Minus and Monitor output mixes The DSP receives instructions from control surfaces in real time over a Mixer Transport using the MIXER LINK RJ 45 connector on the rear panel see pages 2 28 and 2 29 for pinouts All audio input and output connections ...

Page 13: ... Common Plus or Common Ground depending on the application The logic port is configured as a FET output with one side of the FET connected to the logic port pin and other side of the FET connected to GROUND Common Ground for an active low output or 5V through an internal pullup resistor Common Plus for an active high output Activating the logic output port simply creates a closure between the logi...

Page 14: ...ng up logic in conjunction with SW7 and SW8 For Input Logic the corresponding switches should be set for Logic In and Common Plus For Output Logic Active Low the corresponding switches should be set for Logic Out and Common GND For Output Logic Active High 5V the corresponding switches should be set for Logic Out and Common Plus For corresponding switches follow the 1 6 markings on the board Commo...

Page 15: ...over patch cable Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply power to the power to the power to the...

Page 16: ...means for synchronizing the Network system to an external AES 11 master clock signal in the rare case that plant wide synchronization is required The fact that all digital inputs are fitted with high quality sample rate converters obviates the need for external sync in most cases CLK Connector To sync your S 16 E WHEATNET to an external AES Black clock source use the AES Sync IN port available on ...

Page 17: ...cable pinouts are shown below ETH CONNECTOR Pin 1 TXD Pin 2 TXD Pin 3 RXD Pin 6 RXD TYPICAL ETHERNET CABLE TYPICAL CROSSOVER CABLE 1 2 3 4 TXD TXD RXD RXD PIN 1 2 3 4 PIN RJ 45 Plug RJ 45 Plug White Orange 5 6 7 8 N C N C 5 6 7 8 Orange White Green Blue White Blue Green White Brown Brown N C N C White Orange Orange White Green Blue White Blue Green White Brown Brown 1 2 3 4 TXD TXD RXD RXD PIN 1 2...

Page 18: ...Apr 2007 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TXD TXD RXD RXD ETH RJ 45 Ethernet RJ 45 RJ 45 Connections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TX TX RX RX 1 16 RJ 45 Audio Network 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AES SYNC OUT HI AES SYNC OUT LO AES SYNC IN HI AES SYNC IN LO CLK RJ 45 AES Clock SYNC E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 19: ...n the S 16 E WHEATNET CPU has booted and is ready for use Error In the unlikely event of an S 16 E WHEATNET CPU failure the ERROR LED will light up Internal Programming Options All internal programming options are made via PCB mounted dipswitches and jumpers Switch Settings SW1 CPU Reset This momentary pushbutton switch allows the CPU to be reset without powering down the system Holding the button...

Page 20: ... Sample Rate Off 44 1K On 48K Pos 2 reserved never ON Pos 3 reserved never ON Pos 4 PRI SEC select OFF Primary ON Redundant not used Jumper Settings J1 CPU I O PGRM Momentary shorting will reload the CPU FPGA program J2 PBRST Factory Use Only E Series Network Jan 2008 All devices in the system must be set to the same sample rate ...

Page 21: ...lf crossover patch cable Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply Power up Sequence When first powering the system it is best to apply power to the S 8 E WHEATNET fi...

Page 22: ...stal oscillator The AES Clock sync connector provides a means for synchronizing the Network system to an external AES 11 master clock signal in the rare case that plant wide synchronization is required The fact that all digital inputs are fitted with high quality sample rate converters obviates the need for external sync in most cases CLK Connector To sync your S 8 E WHEATNET to an external AES Bl...

Page 23: ... connection is for communicating with computers running Wheatstone software such as XPoint PC XYC and Event Computer IfyouareconnectingdirectlybetweenthecomputerandtheS 8E WHEATNET with no network in between use a crossover cable Typical straight and crossover CAT5 cable pinouts are shown on page 1 9 ETH CONNECTOR Pin 1 TXD Pin 2 TXD Pin 3 RXD Pin 6 RXD E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 24: ...Apr 2007 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TXD TXD RXD RXD ETH RJ 45 Ethernet RJ 45 RJ 45 Connections 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TX TX RX RX 1 8 RJ 45 Audio Network 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 AES SYNC OUT HI AES SYNC OUT LO AES SYNC IN HI AES SYNC IN LO CLK RJ 45 AES Clock SYNC E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 25: ... the S 8 E WHEATNET CPU has booted and is ready for use Error In the unlikely event of a S 8 E WHEATNET CPU failure the ERROR LED will light up Internal Programming Options All internal programming options are made via PCB mounted dipswitches and jumpers Switch Settings SW1 CPU Reset This momentary pushbutton switch allows the CPU to be reset without powering down the system Holding the button for...

Page 26: ... Sample Rate Off 44 1K On 48K Pos 2 reserved never ON Pos 3 reserved never ON Pos 4 PRI SEC select OFF Primary ON Redundant not used Jumper Settings J1 CPU I O PGRM Momentary shorting will reload the CPU FPGA program J2 PBRST Factory Use Only E Series Network Jan 2008 All devices in the system must be set to the same sample rate ...

Page 27: ...with your varying needs as they arise You can select any combination of input signals in the entire E Series system andcreateamultitudeofmixesfromthem Onboardroutingcontrolallows all these mixes to be directed to any destination in your facility Powerful built in equalization and gain reduction circuits let you tame and sweeten any signal you come across An RJ 45 Audio Transport MIXER connector on...

Page 28: ...udio Router sources to destinations connected to the console Rackmount and modular versions of the Ethernet based controllers are available Mount the Ethernet based controller modules into existing Audioarts s stand alone analog or digital mixing consoles Choose from eight or sixteen button source selectors dual source select panels or single and dual X Y panels E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 29: ...f and the desired input source is selected Note that if the TAKE button isnotpressedinatimeoutperiodof6 8seconds thedisplaywillreverttoitsprevioussetting Some controllers have PROGRAMMABLE buttons to program input sources To program the desired input source for a selected button press the button and hold it for a few seconds The display window will displayed STORED and the desired input source wil...

Page 30: ...d Analog Connections ANALOG INPUTS Wire to the switcher input end with typical shielded two conductor cable like Belden 9451 just as if you were connecting a balanced source At the unbalanced source machine s output connect the output to the HI input wire and connect the source machine GND wire to LO connect the shield at the balanced end only Note Unbalanced analog sources typically have 10dBv 31...

Page 31: ...lable try wiring the SPDIF center conductor HOT to the HI input pin and SPDIF shell ground to the LO input Connect SH at the E SAT or MICROSAT end only Keep cable lengths to a minimum SPDIF OUTPUTS The E SAT and MICROSAT digital outputs are fixed professional AES 3 formatted outputs SPDIF consumer format is not supported Use of an external format converter may be required to connect the digital ou...

Page 32: ... of the female jaw The insulation tabs will be flush with the top of the tool figure 2 3 Close tool very slightly only to the point of holding the terminal in position figure 2 4 Insert wire into terminal until wire insu lation is stopped by conductor tabs figure 3 CRIMP by squeezing handles until jaws are fully closed figure 4 5 If there is an insertion error or if a circuit change is needed you ...

Page 33: ...lied pin extractor tool W S 850069 to remove terminal pin and correct your mis take without having to sacrifice a connector Place extractor tip red side over terminal pin to be removed figure 5 and press it down wards motion until tip rests upon Housing Then pull out the terminal pin from Housing It should never be necessary to discard a con nector due to a wiring error PIN EXTRACTOR INSTRUCTIONS ...

Page 34: ...page 1 26 E Series Digital Audio Network System Flow Diagram E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 35: ...gital Output Card DO NC4 Overview 2 11 AES Output Interface 2 11 AES Channel Status Implementation 2 12 Internal Programming Options 2 12 Hook Ups 2 12 DB Pinout Drawing 2 13 Analog Output Card AO NC4 Overview 2 14 Analog Output Interface 2 14 Internal Programming Options 2 14 Hook Ups 2 15 Analog Audio Connections 2 15 Mono Outputs 2 15 External Mono Summing 2 16 DB Pinout Drawing 2 17 Logic I O ...

Page 36: ... Overview 2 23 Internal Programming Options 2 24 Switch Settings 2 24 Hook Ups 2 25 Typical CAT5 Cable 2 25 RJ 45 Pinout Drawing 2 26 Digital Signal Processor Card DSP NC Overview 2 27 Internal Programming Options 2 27 Hook Ups 2 28 Typical CAT5 Cable 2 28 RJ 45 Pinout Drawing 2 29 ...

Page 37: ...e same input output card family as the E SAT and is pre configured at the factory Configuration Guidelines While the E SAT router is pre configured at Wheatstone s factory future expansion of a system may require some re configuration of existing hardware to accommodate new resources Slots are numbered from 1 to 12 left to right as viewed from the rear of the cage Each slot is configured tosupport...

Page 38: ...ent can not exceed 16 inputs or 16 outputs Audio I O Expansion The E SAT supports a maximum of 16 stereo input channels and 16 stereo output channels Power down by removing AC cord Removing the rear panel with input output card or blank rear panel Remove the 2 4 40 x 3 16 Phillips head screws and pull the panel out carefully using the thumb nut Installing an audio card Care must be taken when plug...

Page 39: ...e clocks the incoming audio data and phase locks it to the system s master sample rate clock Source sample rates up to 96 kHz are supported AES Input Interface The balanced digital audio inputs on the DI NC4 card are transformer coupled AES receivers strip off the received sample rate clock and audio data for further processing by sample rate converters The balanced interface operates at a nominal...

Page 40: ...DB 25 I O connector on the cage rear DB 25 Digital Audio Connections These include four input sources Pinout drawing on page 2 8 shows all wiring connections at a glance Pin 24 HI Pin 12 LO AES 1 In Pin 25 SH Pin 10 HI Pin 23 LO AES 2 In Pin 11 SH Pin 21 HI Pin 9 LO AES 3 In Pin 22 SH Pin 7 HI Pin 20 LO AES 4 In Pin 8 SH ...

Page 41: ... IN HI AES 2 IN LO AES 3 IN HI AES 4 IN LO N C N C N C N C N C N C AUDIO GROUND AES 1 IN LO AES 2 IN SH AES 2 IN HI AES 3 IN LO AES 4 IN SH AES 4 IN HI N C N C N C N C N C N C 5 4 3 2 1 17 16 15 14 8 7 6 20 19 18 10 9 23 22 21 13 12 11 25 24 AES 1 IN SH AES 3 IN SH DB 25 Input Ports DIGITAL INPUT ...

Page 42: ...by24bitA Dconvertersoperatingatthesystem smaster sample rate Embedded logic routes each channel of audio data into an available time slot of the input card s TDM bus One TDM bus is allocated for each input card Analog Input Interface Thebalancedanaloginputstagesaredirectcoupled unitygaincircuitsand operate at a nominal input level of 4dBu The input impedance is 20kOhm A 4dBu input signal will resu...

Page 43: ...Pin 8 SH Pin 18 HI Pin 6 LO Channel 5 In LT Pin 19 SH Pin 4 HI Pin 17 LO Channel 6 In RT Pin 5 SH Pin 15 HI Pin 3 LO Channel 7 In LT Pin 16 SH Pin 1 HI Pin 14 LO Channel 8 In RT Pin 2 SH Mono Inputs Mono analog sources can be wired in two ways If you maintain the default stereo configuration strap the mono source across both the left and right sides of the stereo input But if you reconfigure the s...

Page 44: ...IO GROUND CHANNEL 1 STEREO 1 LT IN LO CHANNEL 2 STEREO 1 RT IN SH CHANNEL 2 STEREO 1 RT IN HI CHANNEL 3 STEREO 2 LT IN LO CHANNEL 4 STEREO 2 RT IN SH CHANNEL 4 STEREO 2 RT IN HI CHANNEL 5 STEREO 3 LT IN LO CHANNEL 6 STEREO 3 RT IN SH CHANNEL 6 STEREO 3 RT IN HI CHANNEL 7 STEREO 4 LT IN LO CHANNEL 8 STEREO 4 RT IN SH CHANNEL 8 STEREO 4 RT IN HI 5 4 3 2 1 17 16 15 14 8 7 6 20 19 18 10 9 23 22 21 13 ...

Page 45: ...els there are still only 4 physical wires each containing the 2 channel AES formatted data AES Output Interface ThebalanceddigitalaudiooutputsontheDO NC4cardaretransformer coupled and exhibit a nominal output impedance of 110 Ohm This interface operates at a nominal output voltage of 5V p p and conforms to theAES 31992electricalspecification TheDO NC4outputcardsoperate at unity gain and transmit 2...

Page 46: ... cage rear Digital Audio Connections These include four outputs Pinout drawing on page 2 13 shows all wiring connections at a glance Pin 24 HI Pin 12 LO AES 1 Out Pin 25 SH Pin 10 HI Pin 23 LO AES 2 Out Pin 11 SH Pin 21 HI Pin 9 LO AES 3 Out Pin 22 SH Pin 7 HI Pin 20 LO AES 4 Out Pin 8 SH CHANNEL STATUS PROFESSIONAL DATA USE AUDIO normal mode EMPHASIS NO EMPHASIS SOURCE Fs LOCK LOCKED SAMPLE FREQU...

Page 47: ...I AES 2 OUT LO AES 3 OUT HI AES 4 OUT LO N C N C N C N C N C N C AUDIO GROUND AES 1 OUT LO AES 2 OUT SH AES 2 OUT HI AES 3 OUT LO AES 4 OUT SH AES 4 OUT HI N C N C N C N C N C N C 5 4 3 2 1 17 16 15 14 8 7 6 20 19 18 10 9 23 22 21 13 12 11 25 24 AES 1 OUT SH AES 3 OUT SH DB 25 Output Ports DIGITAL OUTPUT ...

Page 48: ...ation to connect the appropriate sources to their selected output channels The selected audio data is fed to 24 bit two channel digital to analog converters The D A converter outputs are buffered by integrated differential output drivers Analog Output Interface Each balanced unity gain output will drive loads of 600 Ohm or above and behavesmuchlikeatransformerinthateithersideofthebalancedoutputmay...

Page 49: ...nel 4 Out RT Pin 8 SH Pin 18 HI Pin 6 LO Channel 5 Out LT Pin 19 SH Pin 4 HI Pin 17 LO Channel 6 Out RT Pin 5 SH Pin 15 HI Pin 3 LO Channel 7 Out LT Pin 16 SH Pin 1 HI Pin 14 LO Channel 8 Out RT Pin 2 SH Mono Outputs There are two ways to adapt the E SAT and MICROSAT for mono operation Externally sum a stereo output using 1kOhm resistors or reconfigure the output in software for mono operation Ple...

Page 50: ...Summing To sum an E SAT or MICROSAT stereo analog output add a 1kOhm resistor in series with each leg of the balanced output Add resistors as close as possible to the mono input Example LT LT RT RT DB 25 AO NC4 OUTPUT EXTERNAL DEVICE MONO INPUT LT RT LT RT 1K 1K 1K 1K ...

Page 51: ... HI CHANNEL 8 STEREO 4 RT OUT LO AUDIO GROUND CHANNEL 1 STEREO 1 LT OUT LO CHANNEL 2 STEREO 1 RT OUT SH CHANNEL 2 STEREO 1 RT OUT HI CHANNEL 3 STEREO 2 LT OUT LO CHANNEL 4 STEREO 2 RT OUT SH CHANNEL 4 STEREO 2 RT OUT HI CHANNEL 5 STEREO 3 LT OUT LO CHANNEL 6 STEREO 3 RT OUT SH CHANNEL 6 STEREO 3 RT OUT HI CHANNEL 7 STEREO 4 LT OUT LO CHANNEL 8 STEREO 4 RT OUT SH CHANNEL 8 STEREO 4 RT OUT HI 5 4 3 ...

Page 52: ...udio signal Routable logic signals may be included as part of a Salvo Triggered ports allow the user to program a logic input to fire a predefined Salvo or to make a temporary audio connection Salvos make or break multiple audio and or logic crosspoints while temporary audio connections are useful for IFB or EAS applications Note that triggered ports serve one predefined function and are not routa...

Page 53: ...XT OFF DGND 5V COUGH DGND 5V TB DGND 10 LIO IN LIO OUT LIO IN LIO OUT MMD 1 ROUTER ANP 600 EXT V EXT V DIGITAL 5V DIGITAL Output Ports Each of the twelve LH1522AB solid state relay outputs may be configured in software to function as normally open or normally closed circuits when cross connected to an input All outputs feature linear ac dc operation current limit ing and a low on resistance typica...

Page 54: ...ic input when ON or logic output when OFF SW2 position 3 sets logic port 7 as logic input when ON or logic output when OFF SW2 position 4 sets logic port 8 as logic input when ON or logic output when OFF SW3 position 1 sets logic port 9 as logic input when ON or logic output when OFF SW3 position 2 sets logic port 10 as logic input when ON or logic output when OFF SW3 position 3 sets logic port 11...

Page 55: ... Logic 6 In Out Pin 20 Logic 6 In Out Pin 6 Logic 7 In Out Pin 19 Logic 7 In Out Pin 5 Logic 8 In Out Pin 18 Logic 8 In Out Pin 4 Logic 9 In Out Pin 17 Logic 9 In Out Pin 3 Logic 10 In Out Pin 16 Logic 10 In Out Pin 2 Logic 11 In Out Pin 15 Logic 11 In Out Pin 1 Logic 12 In Out Pin 14 Logic 12 In Out ...

Page 56: ...OGIC 9 IN OUT LOGIC 10 IN OUT LOGIC 11 IN OUT LOGIC 12 IN OUT AUDIO GROUND LOGIC 1 IN OUT LOGIC 2 IN OUT LOGIC 3 IN OUT LOGIC 4 IN OUT LOGIC 5 IN OUT LOGIC 6 IN OUT LOGIC 7 IN OUT LOGIC 8 IN OUT LOGIC 9 IN OUT LOGIC 10 IN OUT LOGIC 11 IN OUT LOGIC 12 IN OUT 5 4 3 2 1 17 16 15 14 8 7 6 20 19 18 10 9 23 22 21 13 12 11 25 24 LOGIC 1 IN OUT LOGIC 4 IN OUT DB 25 Input Output Ports LOGIC I O ...

Page 57: ...e pre configured in hardware and software LINK 1 always connects to the E NET LINK 2 always connects to a MICROSAT Which specific E NET port you connect LINK 1 to depends on the configuration you have loaded XPoint software is used to load canned configurations that map the AT LINK 1 and 2 ports to specific E NET ports The AT NC2 provides a tremendous amount of flexibility and routing power Please...

Page 58: ... Pos 1 labeled DIPSWØ on the circuit board Sample Rate Select 48kHz 44 1kHz Selects the system s sample rate frequency 48kHz or 44 1kHz 48kHz when switch is ON 44 1kHz when switch is OFF Pos 2 Not Used Pos 3 Disables Remote Rack A Remote Rack is a rack connected via the LINK 2 connector ON no Remote Rack OFF Remote Rack connected Pos 4 Normally ON OFF Resets cage when LINK 1 to the E WHEATNET is d...

Page 59: ...s Pin 1 TXD Pin 2 TXD Pin 3 RXD Pin 4 N C Pin 5 N C Pin 6 RXD Pin 7 N C Pin 8 N C TYPICAL CROSSOVER CABLE USED TO CONNECT THE LINK1 CONNECTOR TO THE E NET AND THE LINK 2 CONNECTOR TO AN OPTIONAL MICROSAT 1 2 3 4 TXD TXD RXD RXD PIN 1 2 3 4 PIN RJ 45 Plug RJ 45 Plug White Orange 5 6 7 8 N C N C 5 6 7 8 Orange White Green Blue White Blue Green White Brown Brown White Green Green White Orange Blue Wh...

Page 60: ...page 2 26 E Series Network Apr 2007 H A R D W A R E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RXD RXD LINK 1 RJ 45 TXD TXD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RXD RXD LINK 2 RJ 45 TXD TXD AT NC Panel Network Connections AT 1 2 LINK LINK ...

Page 61: ...dedicated DSP channel which is responsible for gain mode phase EQ dynamics and metering Likewise each output mix has a dedicated DSP channel responsible for summing gain mode metering and EQ Dynamics on 5 1 Master mix outputs DSP cards receive instructions from control surfaces in real time over aMixerTransportusingthe LINK RJ 45connectorontheDSP NCrear panel The mix engine DSP s combine all of th...

Page 62: ...ectors Pin 1 TXD Pin 2 TXD Pin 3 RXD Pin 4 N C Pin 5 N C Pin 6 RXD Pin 7 N C Pin 8 N C TYPICAL CROSSOVER CABLE USED TO CONNECT THE LINK CONNECTOR TO AN OPTIONAL CONTROL SURFACE 1 2 3 4 TXD TXD RXD RXD PIN 1 2 3 4 PIN RJ 45 Plug RJ 45 Plug White Orange 5 6 7 8 N C N C 5 6 7 8 Orange White Green Blue White Blue Green White Brown Brown White Green Green White Orange Blue White Blue Orange White Brown...

Page 63: ...page 2 29 E Series Network Apr 2007 H A R D W A R E 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RXD RXD LINK RJ 45 TXD TXD DSP NC Panel Network Connections DSP LINK ...

Page 64: ...T and XPoint 3 6 IP Addressing 3 7 System Configuration Menus 3 7 Tier Configuration 3 8 E WHEATNET Rack Configuration 3 9 Surface Setup 3 9 E SAT Rack Configuration 3 10 Visibillity Settings 3 11 VDip Settings 3 12 Line Gain 3 13 Microphone Gain 3 13 Mix Minus Polarity 3 13 Password Modes 3 13 Programmable Buttons 3 14 Connection Between the Config GUI and E WHEATNET 3 15 Signal Definition 3 18 C...

Page 65: ...Network Apr 2007 X P O I N T S O F T W A R E S E T U P G U I D E Main Menu Summary 3 25 File Menu 3 25 User Menu 3 25 Configure Menu 3 25 View Menu 3 26 Help Menu 3 26 Diagnostics Menu 3 26 Diagnostics Menu Examples 3 27 ...

Page 66: ...168 1 160 at the factory In order to connect using the XPoint software the PC must have a matching network prefix i e 192 168 1 xxx If your PC s current IP address does not match you must choose one of the following options change the IP address of the PC running the XPoint software or change the IP address of the E WHEATNET Changing your PC s IP Address TosetyourPC sIPaddressyoumustaccesstheTCP I...

Page 67: ...rator default password Admin and navigate to the Configure System menu item The following form will appear Important IfyouchangedtheE WHEATNET sIPAddress entertheparametersyou entered in the xp_net txt network text file If you are connected to the router you should see a Connecting to message in the status bar at the bottom of the screen Saving the System Configuration Once you connect for the fir...

Page 68: ...nd has an available ethernet connection Also included on the CD ROM is the DEFAULT configuration for your specific system It is very important that you copy this default folder to your PC This will ensure that when XPoint is started the correct configuration files for your system are loaded The default configuration path for the configuration is C Program Files Wheatstone Xpoint cfg default Instal...

Page 69: ...t Wheatstone sales Password The default password is Admin for Adminis trator Once logged in as Administrator the GUI at tempts to connect to the switch and uploads the currentconfigurationandcrosspointstatusontothe PC This may take 30 seconds or more Check the lower left hand corner of the screen for connection status Connecting E WHEATNET and XPoint E WHEATNET and the PC running the XPoint GUI mu...

Page 70: ...by editing a simple text file XP_NET txt located on the E WHEATNET CPU An FTP client application is used to gain access to the files stored on the CPU Please see Appendix 1 or contact Wheatstone Technical Support for details System Configuration Menus From the user point of view configuration of the Wheatstone E Series Network system is relatively simple since the Configuration GUI does much of th...

Page 71: ...must match the current settings of the E WHEATNET CPU in order to connect Make sure Tier ID 1 is showing before clicking the Apply button After clicking the Apply button the GUI software will be in the CONNECTING state as discussed in the next section This completes the Tier Configuration process Important Note This form tells the XPoint soft ware where the Host CPU is located on the network To mo...

Page 72: ...ars Therearethe2banks 1 8and9 16 of RJ 45 connectors each with eight connectors available for the E WHEATNET Surface Setup Note that your system was pre configured and this step is not necessary unless you have changed the IP address of a surface Control Surface configuration is done by select ing the Configure Surface Setup menu option the Surface Setup form shown on the right appears For each Su...

Page 73: ...actory and you do not have access to change configuration Select the Configure AdvXP Rack Defs menu option the following form appears and you will be able to view racks configuration Right click on the appropriate slot in the E SAT rack to view Input Properties Output Properties Logic I O Properties or Card Properties for DSP depending on the slot you select ...

Page 74: ... all signals visible click the double right ar row box found between the col umns The left arrow buttons are to re move signal s from the visible list found in the right column Clicking the Apply button will save the visibility options Sort by User may choose to sort the displayed signals according to Signal ID Signal Name or Signal Location Subsets User may create subsets of signals and apply the...

Page 75: ...hannel s CUE function to be de activated whenever the channel ON switch is pressed EFS Will turn the channel OFF when the fader is moved all the way down and turn the channel ON when the fader moves from the fully down position Fader Cue Will assign the signal to the Cue bus when the fader is moved all the way down UTL Pre Fader When checked will cause the signal assigned to the UTL output to be t...

Page 76: ... the Configure Line Gain menu option which will display the form shown at the right Each control surface and input signal is identified via the Control Surface Id and Input Signal Id spin edit boxes Define the line gain level and click the OK button Click the Unity Gain button to set gain to 0 0dB Microphone Gain To view or modify the mic input channel gain select the Configure Microphone Gain men...

Page 77: ...ystem is originally created two signals will be auto generated to enable programmablebuttonuse ExxSPAR1isassociatedwithbuttons1 6 andExxSPAR2 is associated with buttons 7 12 If you look at the signal definitions of these signals you will find that function names are assigned to them You can use default names or create your own The key is to create a physical Logic Only destination see page 3 20for...

Page 78: ...INE mode by selecting the View Mode Offline menu option In ONLINE mode a TCP connection to the Host CPU will be attempted as indicated by the status message and yellow status indicator shown below When the GUI successfully communicates with the E WHEATNET CPU soft ware it will start receiving the configuration that the E WHEATNET CPU has stored in its nonvolatile memory While downloading this conf...

Page 79: ...as been downloaded the GUIenterstheONLINEstate as shown to the left To disconnect from the E WHEATNETCPUandgo to OFFLINE mode select the View Mode Offline menu option The status in dicatoronthescreenwillthen change as shown to the left Red Status Indicator Status Message Green Status Indicator Status Message ...

Page 80: ...above If the user makes any configuration or crosspoint changes in OFFLINE mode and then goes to ONLINE mode this message box pops up Choose YES to save OFFLINE changes There are three tabs View AdvXP Status View Surface Status View Log on the bottom of the Configuration GUI form to view rack configuration status of all active installed hardware and card firmware revisions A window like the follow...

Page 81: ...ter description of the signal s location Audio Signal Type Choose Source or Destination Format Choose Logic I O Only Mono Stereo or 5 1 Surround Audio Signal Location Tab Defines the signal s physical location Tier Rack Slot Circuits Logic I O Tab Maps up to twelve routable logic port signals to the current audio signal Also used to define Logic I O signals only See the Config uring Logic I O sect...

Page 82: ...d state relay output follows the duration of the input signal thus allowing for latched or momentary applications LIO Only Sources are typically cross connected to LIO Only Destinations but mapped logic signals may be cross connected to independent logic signals as long as the assigned logic functions match Mapped logic signals enable the user to automatically route up to twelve logic signals alon...

Page 83: ...gnal s physical location Tier Rack Slot Circuits not used for Logic I O Only signals Logic I O Tab Maps up to twelve routable logic port signals to the current signal Enabled LIO 1 through 12 check to activate up to twelve LIO s Tier Rack Card identify physical location of logic card Port choose one of 12 available physical ports Direction In or Out selects input or output port type Invert flips t...

Page 84: ...lower right corner to open the Logic I O Types form shown at the right ID static value from 1 to 100 cannot be changed Use the up down arrows to scroll to the desired function number Name Be sure to assign each function a unique name to avoidpotentialconfusionwhenmappinglogicfunctions Names may be up to 8 characters long Precedence always set to Controller for logic card applications Device settin...

Page 85: ...table logic will appear to be grayed out The following form description includesparametersthatmaybecon figured InputPort indicateswhichphysi cal port is being configured Salvo check boxes assigns input port to fire a salvo Salvo use drop down list arrow to select a Salvo to be fired Temporary Connection check boxes assigns input port to tem porarily connect a source to a destination also temporari...

Page 86: ...o lock a signal right click on the desired output channel on the crosspoint grid and select Lock Connection That crosspoint output signal becomes locked as indicated by the red line through the signal on the GUI display and shown on form below Note that you must be in ONLINE mode to lock a connection ...

Page 87: ...l that has logic attached before routing the source to a new destination to avoid illegal logic state conditions When completed the operator leaves Salvo Edit Mode at which point the newly defined Salvos are available for use If the application is connected to a switch ONLINEmode thenewSalvodefinitionsareautomaticallysenttothe switch It is a good idea to save the newly created Salvos on the PC by ...

Page 88: ...urface Requestthecurrentconfigurationfromallcontrol surfaces of this type or from individual surfaces Export Signals Export signal names to a comma separated format suitable for speadsheet input Exit Exits the XPoint program User Menu LogIn LogOut Opens the XPoint Log in form if currently logged out else logs out if logged in Change Password Allows the Administrator to change the Admin access leve...

Page 89: ...Exit Salvo Edit mode This menu option is only available if you are in Salvo Edit mode Mode Cancel Salvo Edits Cancels any edits made in Salvo Edit mode and exits Salvo Edit mode This menu option is only available if you are in Salvo Edit mode Tools Inputs Toggles visibility of the Input toolbar Tools Salvo Toggles visibility of the Salvo toolbar Tools Outputs Toggles visibility of the Output toolb...

Page 90: ...page 3 27 E Series Network Apr 2007 X P O I N T S O F T W A R E S E T U P G U I D E Diagnostics Menu Examples View TCP Connection Status Form View System Integrity Form ...

Page 91: ...etwork I O Center DONC 4 Schematic 4 11 Load Sheet 4 12 Logic Interface Network I O Center LIONC 12 Schematic 4 13 Load Sheet 4 15 Dual Audio Transport Network I O Center ATNC 2 Schematic 4 16 Load Sheet 4 18 Digital Signal Processor Card DSP NC Load Sheet 4 19 SAT E Mother Board MBNC 1 Schematic 4 20 Load Sheet 4 21 S 16 Wheatnet E Super Hub Main Card IB 1 Load Sheet 4 22 S 16 Wheatnet E Super Hu...

Page 92: ...L16 U17 OP275 5 6 7 L14 L13 22uF C96 22uF C95 22uF C140 22uF C139 2dBu 2dBu 2dBu 2dBu 2dBu 2dBu 2dBu DB1 DB2 DB3 DB4 DB5 DB6 DB7 DB8 DB9 DB10 DB11 DB12 DB14 DB15 DB16 DB17 DB18 DB19 DB20 DB21 DB22 DB23 DB24 DB25 DB13 CT2 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 V V GND 100uF C137 100uF C13 0 1uF C3 0 1uF C16 0 1uF C36 0 1uF C58 0 1uF C83 0 ...

Page 93: ... BAT54 VA _3 3V_3 2 5V_3 2 5V_3 2 5V_3 2 5V_3 3V_3 3V_3 3V_3 VA _4 3V_4 0 001uF C100 0 001uF C49 GND GND 1uF C63 1uF C92 10uF C121 V V V V GND GND 10uF C32 GND D16 BAT54 D15 BAT54 GND D8 BAT54 D7 BAT54 GND GND GND GND 0 1uF C33 GND GND 0 1uF C122 R57 4 99K 0 001uF C130 0 001uF C123 0 001uF C25 0 001uF C50 R97 332 R98 51 R99 1 00K R94 15 R74 1 00K R95 15 R24 15 R25 15 R43 51 R75 51 R27 51 R26 1 00K...

Page 94: ...page 4 2 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S 4 Analog Inputs Network I O Center AINC 4 Load Sheet page 4 4 ...

Page 95: ... POLYSW 1 0A F3 POLYSW 0 3A F1 C21 0 1uF C17 100uF LT1117 3 1 2 Q1 OUT IN GND C30 0 1uF C45 100uF GND 3 3V VCC C22 1uF C31 1uF DB1 DB2 DB3 DB4 DB5 DB6 DB7 DB8 DB9 DB10 DB11 DB12 DB14 DB15 DB16 DB17 DB18 DB19 DB20 DB21 DB22 DB23 DB24 DB25 DB13 74LCX245 U9 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 1 19 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 T R ___ A0 OE __ 3 3V GND C56 0 1uF R28 4 99K GND POLYS...

Page 96: ...4 R55 5 76K R56 5 76K C89 3900pF R64 2 00K C90 3900pF R48 475 C38 3900pF C39 3900pF R22 2 00K R23 2 00K R39 475 R31 5 76K R32 5 76K R40 475 R10 1 00K 3V_12 C27 47uF C7 47uF C8 47uF AK4396 U5 12 13 14 3 5 6 7 10 11 9 25 26 27 28 8 4 1 15 19 16 21 20 24 23 22 17 18 2 AOUTL VREFH VREFL AOUTR ACKS DZFR TST2 CAD1 TST1 DZFL P S VCOM TTL PD ___ AOUTR AOUTL BICK DCLK SDATA DSDL DEM0 CCLK DEM1 CDTI DFS0 CA...

Page 97: ...page 4 3 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S 4 Analog Outputs Network I O Center AONC 4 Load Sheet page 4 7 ...

Page 98: ...I_2 MMODE_I_1 MMODE_I_0 MUTE_O MCLK_O LRCLK_O SCLK_O SDATA_O VDD_IO C21 1uF C27 1uF CT2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 F1 1 0A POLYSW VCC DB2 DB5 DB7 DB8 DB9 DB10 DB11 DB12 DB16 DB19 DB20 DB21 DB22 DB23 DB24 DB25 DB13 U10 19 1 2 18 3 17 4 16 5 15 6 14 7 13 8 12 9 11 74LCX245 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 T R ___ A0 ...

Page 99: ...R30 220 R31 0 1uF C33 6 4 1 3 T4 GND GND 3 3V 3 3V L3 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 U8 CS8416 ____ TX C U RCBL 96KHZ AUDIO NV RERR TXSEL0 TXSEL1 RXSEL0 RXSEL1 OLRCK OSCLK SDOUT RMCK OMCK RST VL VD VA RXP3 RXP2 RXP1 RXP0 AGND DGND RXN FILT ______ 0 1uF C24 GND GND GND 3 3V 3 32K R40 022uF C30 0 001uF C36 GND 4 99K R73 GND 4 99K R41 GND 4 99K R57 GND 22uF...

Page 100: ...page 4 4 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S 4 Digital Inputs Network I O Center DINC 4 Load Sheet page 4 10 ...

Page 101: ...LRCK OMCK TCBLD EMPH HWCK1 HWCK0 SFMT0 SFMT1 APMS CEN ORIG H S AUDIO TEST TEST TEST 3 3V GND 3 3V 4 99K R20 GND 4 99K R27 4 99K R14 3 3V 220 R29 220 R30 6 4 1 3 T3 GND 3 3V 3 3V CS8406 26 8 20 4 25 16 15 2 7 18 1 27 12 14 11 17 9 13 21 10 5 3 23 22 6 19 28 24 U4 ____ _ ______ _____ GND TXP TXN TCBL VL V U RST VD COPY C SDIN ISCLK ILRCK OMCK TCBLD EMPH HWCK1 HWCK0 SFMT0 SFMT1 APMS CEN ORIG H S AUDI...

Page 102: ...page 4 5 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S 4 Digital Outputs Network I O Center DONC 4 Load Sheet page 4 12 ...

Page 103: ...75 C15 0 1uF R5 1 00K GND 3 3V R33 475 U3 5 6 3 4 AQW210S U3 7 8 1 2 AQW210S R20 4 99K R19 4 99K C14 0 1uF R4 1 00K GND 3 3V R32 475 C13 0 1uF R3 1 00K GND 3 3V R31 475 U2 4 3 6 5 AQW210S U2 2 1 8 7 AQW210S R18 4 99K R17 4 99K C12 0 1uF R2 1 00K GND 3 3V R30 475 C11 0 1uF R1 1 00K GND 3 3V R29 475 U1 5 6 3 4 AQW210S U1 7 8 1 2 AQW210S GND 4 99K R65 LIO_FS 150 R44 GND C27 330pF LIO_CLK 150 R60 GND ...

Page 104: ...2 I O I O D1 I O I O I O I O I O I O I O I O Vref4 I O I O _________ PROGRAM DONE TMS TDI TDO I O I O I O I O I O Vref5 I O I O I O I O Vref4 I O I O I O CCLK TCK GCK1 I GCK0 I GCK3 I GCK2 I I O I O Vref1 I O ______ WRITE I O M2 M1 M0 I O I O I O Vref0 I O I O I O I O I O Vref0 I O I O I O I O Vref1 I O I O I O 1 2 3 4 5 6 CT3 1 00K R64 3 3V 3 3V GND J2 J1 D1 4148 VCC GND U21 1 4 5 6 7 8 DS1706 __...

Page 105: ...page 4 6 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S Logic Interface Network I O Center LIONC 12 Load Sheet page 4 15 ...

Page 106: ...D VBIAS SS ENA SYNC RT POWERPAD PGND GND 0 1uF C57 0 1uF C32 TP5 TP4 TP2 TP3 TP1 DS8 220 R135 3 3V DS7 220 R134 3 3V DS10 220 R137 3 3V DS9 220 R136 3 3V DS11 220 R138 3 3V DS12 220 R139 3 3V R40 68 47 R59 R44 68 R49 47 R43 47 47 R58 R48 47 R39 47 C49 0 01uF C18 0 1uF C28 0 1uF R1 47 R2 47 C1 0 1uF 68 R109 47 R124 68 R114 47 R119 47 R113 47 R123 47 R118 47 R108 C68 0 1uF C74 0 1uF 47 R79 47 R80 0 ...

Page 107: ... NO D APPROVALS D A C B D A C B New Bern NC 28562 600 Industrial Drive GND GND Y1 24 576MHZ _ OUT E D Y2 22 5792MHZ _ OUT E D GND 2 1 SW1 R63 4 99K 3 3V J3 GND 3 3V 3 3V R13 3 3 R14 3 3 1 00K R23 3 3V 3 3V GND J1 J2 D1 4148 D2 4148 VCC GND 3 3V 3 3V 8 7 6 5 4 1 U1 DS1706 _____ ___ IN ST PBRST NMI ____ ___ ___ RST WDS 20 19 17 13 10 8 7 6 5 4 3 1 U2 XCF04 TDO D0 ___ CF ____ VCCO CEO ____ CLK TMS TD...

Page 108: ...page 4 7 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S Dual Audio Transport Network I O Center ATNC 2 Load Sheet page 4 18 ...

Page 109: ...page 4 8 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S Digital Signal Processor Card DSP NC Load Sheet page 4 19 ...

Page 110: ...3 GND 100 R15 GND 100 R14 GND 100 R17 GND 100 R16 GND 100 R18 GND 100 R7 GND 100 R8 C37 330pF C38 330pF C41 330pF C53 330pF C51 330pF C52 330pF C43 330pF C44 330pF C39 330pF C40 330pF C35 330pF C36 330pF ADI_SDATA1 ADI_SDATA2 ADI_SDATA3 ADI_SDATA4 ADI_SDATA5 ADI_SDATA6 ADI_SDATA7 ADI_SDATA8 ADI_SDATA9 ADI_SDATA10 ADI_SDATA11 ADI_SDATA12 ADI_SDATA13 ADI_SDATA14 ADI_SDATA15 ADI_SDATA16 ADO_SDATA13 A...

Page 111: ...page 4 21 SAT E Mother Board MBNC 1 Load Sheet E Series Network Apr 2007 ...

Page 112: ...page 4 22 S 16 Wheatnet E Super Hub Main Card IB 1 Load Sheet E Series Network Apr 2007 ...

Page 113: ...page 4 9 E Series Network Apr 2007 S C H E M A T I C D R A W I N G S S 16 Wheatnet E Super Hub LED Card IBEL 1 Load Sheet page 4 23 ...

Page 114: ...page 4 24 S 8 Wheatnet E Super Hub Main Card IBA 1 Load Sheet E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 115: ...page 4 25 Micro Satellite Main Card MCS 8 MCS 8E Load Sheet E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 116: ...evels called Tiers While the software supports multiple tiers the E SAT hardware only supports one tier Salvo A logical grouping of connections that may be made by the operator via a single action on the Configuration GUI XYC GUI or XY Controller The following terms apply to Router configuration Switch ID A unique identifier assigned to each E SAT Rack ID The physical chassis ID number Slot ID The...

Page 117: ...p FTP Site Profiles A 3 Editing the Network Text Files A 4 Sample E WHEATNET CPU Network File A 4 Surface Network Files A 4 Appendix 2 S 16 E WHEATNET Replacement Parts List A 6 S 8 E WHEATNET Replacement Parts List A 7 E SAT Replacement Parts List A 8 MCS 8 Replacement Parts List A 9 MCS 8E Replacement Parts List A 10 Appendices E Series Network Jan 2008 ...

Page 118: ...N D I C E S Appendix 1 Contents Configuring System IP Addresses A 3 Overview A 3 Editing Network Parameters A 3 Setting up FTP Site Profiles A 3 Editing the Network Text Files A 4 Sample E WHEATNET CPU Network File A 4 Surface Network Files A 4 ...

Page 119: ...e an IP address to the router Editing Network Parameters The E WHEATNET stores its network IP address and subnet information in a simple text file on its flash hard disk Changing the E WHEATNET s network parameters requires the user to download the xp_net txt file via FTP from the E WHEATNET editasrequired thenmovetheeditedfilebackontotheE WHEATNET Oncetheeditingprocessiscomplete asystemre bootwil...

Page 120: ... CPU Network File E WHEATNET CPU xp_net txt NAME HUB 8 Character limit TIERID 1 Do NOT Edit must match physical Tier location NUMTIERS 4 Do NOT Edit IPADDR1 192 168 1 160 Edit IP addresses as required IPADDR3 192 168 1 11 IPADDR4 192 168 1 12 GATEWAY 255 255 255 255 Do NOT Edit SUBNET 255 255 255 0 Edit Subnet mask as required BCAST 55555 Do NOT Edit FAILIP 0 0 0 0 Do NOT Edit Surface Network File...

Page 121: ...ser replaceable parts in the S 16 and S 8 E WHEATNET E SAT MCS 8 and MCS 8E units Exceptions are those controls and components that in the course of normal use may need maintenance A complete list of available compo nents follows Contact Wheatstone technical support for further infor mation Wheatstone Corporation 600 Industrial Drive New Bern North Carolina USA 28562 may be reached by phone at 252...

Page 122: ... RJ45 CONNECTOR WITH GREEN YELLOW LED 220138 SOCKET 2MM 40 POSITION SOCKET 220144 SOCKET 20 PIN DIL SOCKET 250057 SOCKET 34 PIN DIL SOCKET 250058 HEADER 3 PIN 098 HEADER 250062 HEADER 4 PIN 098 HEADER 250063 HEADER 10 PIN BOXED HEADER STRAIGHT 250077 HEADER 50 PIN PC MOUNT STRAIGHT HEADER ROHS COMPLIANT 250109A PLUG 2MM 8 PIN PLUG ROHS COMPLIANT 250121 HEADER 2MM 10 POSITION RECEPTACLE ROHS COMPLI...

Page 123: ...8 POWER CORD POWER CORD CONNECTOR WITH PRINTED CIRCUIT TERMINALS 230071 SOCKET 20 PIN DIL SOCKET 250057 SOCKET 34 PIN DIL SOCKET 250058 HEADER 3 PIN 098 HEADER 250062 HEADER 4 PIN 098 HEADER 250063 PLUG 4 PIN 098 PLUG FOR 26 AWG 230029 SWITCH MOMENTARY PCB MOUNTED RIGHT ANGLE SWITCH 510248A SWITCH NKK SWITCH W BRIGHTER GREEN LED 510289 SWITCH CAP GREEN SWITCH CAP 530001 FRONT PANEL LED RECTANGULAR...

Page 124: ...008827 DO NC REAR DIGITAL OUTPUT REAR PANEL 008828 AT NC REAR AUDIO NETWORK REAR PANEL 008824 LIO NC REAR LOGIC REAR PANEL 008825 BK NC REAR BLANK REAR PANEL 008822 CONNECTOR KIT FULL CONNECTOR KIT FOR IOC 16 008817 POWER CORD 7 1 2 BLACK POWER CORD 150017 I O CONNECTOR RIGHT ANGLE 25 PIN PC MOUNT CONNECTOR 318 FEMALE 220120 I O CONNECTOR RIGHT ANGLE SHIELDED RJ 45 CONNECTOR 260049 PLUG FOR DB 25 ...

Page 125: ...NC REAR ANALOG INPUT REAR PANEL 008820 AO NC REAR ANALOG OUTPUT REAR PANEL 008821 DI NC REAR DIGITAL INPUT REAR PANEL 008827 DO NC REAR DIGITAL OUTPUT REAR PANEL 008828 BK NC REAR BLANK REAR PANEL 008822 POWER CORD 7 1 2 BLACK POWER CORD 150017 I O CONNECTOR 25 PIN DB PREWIRE CONNECTOR 200022 CONNECTOR HOOD 25 PIN DB CONNECTOR HOOD 200025 I O CONNECTOR 2 PORT STACKED MODULAR JACK RJ45 260069 FRONT...

Page 126: ...009817 AI NC REAR ANALOG INPUT REAR PANEL 008820 AO NC REAR ANALOG OUTPUT REAR PANEL 008821 DI NC REAR DIGITAL INPUT REAR PANEL 008827 DO NC REAR DIGITAL OUTPUT REAR PANEL 008828 BK NC REAR BLANK REAR PANEL 008822 MS 8MIX REAR MS 8 MIXER LINK REAR PLATE 009861 POWER CORD 7 1 2 BLACK POWER CORD 150017 I O CONNECTOR 25 PIN DB PREWIRE CONNECTOR 200022 CONNECTOR HOOD 25 PIN DB CONNECTOR HOOD 200025 I ...

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