Omicron CMC 430, Руководство пользователя

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2.2 CONTROL INTERFACE section
All interfaces of this group are touch-safe and reinforced insulated against all other interfaces of the
device. The highest voltage provided is the 53 V Power over Ethernet (PoE) voltage available on the
Ethernet interfaces ETH1 and ETH2, and the accessory ports EXPANSION PORTS 1 ... 4.
2.2.1 Associate button ASC
The CMC 430 can be remotely controlled via an Ethernet or Wi-Fi network. Such
networks provide the possibility to connect more than just one CMC test set.
However, for safety reasons, the operator must be sure to control the test set in front
of him and not to accidentally control any other test set connected to the network.
Therefore, the controlling software will prompt the operator to press the Associate
(ASC) button in order to associate the test set to this computer, before the test set
can be used for the first time.
Please refer to the documentation of the controlling software for information on how
to perform an association.
Pressing the ASC button during the power-up sequence of the CMC 430 resets all
network settings of the CMC 430 (IP configuration, restrictions, Wi-Fi configuration,
etc.). Resetting the IP configuration of the Ethernet ports ETH1 and ETH2 to DHCP/
AutoIP can also be done in the controlling software without restarting the
CMC 430 .
2.2.2 Status LEDs
The LEDs indicate the system status of the CMC 430 as described below:
S1 (green) S2 (yellow) Status
OFF ON Normal operating state. The test set is ready for
operation and can be controlled by a suitable
software or device.
Blinking slowly OFF The test set is in recovery mode and waiting for a
firmware upload. Refer to the documentation of
the controlling software for information on how to
load a new firmware image to the
CMC 430 .
ON OFF The firmware upload to the CMC 430 is in
progress.
Blinking fast OFF The new firmware image uploaded before is
being written to the flash memory of the
CMC 430 .
Do not turn off the CMC 430 during this state!
Device overview
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