Opvimus UMX-ETH+, Руководство по эксплуатации

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UMX-ETH+ version 4.3.000 EN
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Expansion IP card
for UMX-03/0 audio matrix
UMX-ETH+
1. INTRODUCTION
This is an additional IP interface for the Optimax2 System.
This general purpose card can be used for dedicated and specific functions in one installation:
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Interface to third party systems
• Interface to train signalling systems.
• Gateway.
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Customized integrations with passenger information systems.
Characteristics:
• Digital audio by means of Ethernet connection.
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Dual Ethernet connection for installations with redundant network systems. The connection is constantly monitored and
switches automatically when required.
• LEDs indicators (LINK/ACT, 10/100Mbps) for each Ethernet connection.
• Fail relay.
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Configuration of the IP address in Flash memory via software and web page.
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Constant notification (IP) of the status of the equipment via a Heart Beat signal.
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Monitoring of the operation of the equipment using software and/or basic TELNET or SSH (Secure Shell) functions.
• Each card occupies one position on the bus of a UMX-03/0.
• Files download by means of FTP or FTP-S.
2. ELEMENTS
1) ETH A Connector.
Is used to connect the unit to the IP network.
(1a) LINK/ACTIVITY indicator (green LED):
When illuminated it indicates a network connection. When
flashing it indicates that data is being sent or received.
(1b) SPEED indicator (yellow LED):
Speed of the network. Indicates a speed of 100 Mbps when
illuminated. The light extinguished indicates a network speed of
10 Mbps (it is highly recommended to use a transmission speed
of 100 Mbps).
2) ETH B Connector.
Is used in a redundant network as a secondary connection to the IP
network.
3) CONSOLE Mini USB connector. For system monitoring functions. Use
by qualified personnel only.
4) Reset to factory default IP address push button (10.1.1.1) .
5) FAIL relay (when configured) .
Fail relay. Switches when a system alarm is detected.
Maximum DC charge current: 150 mA
Maximum DC or AC peak charge voltage: 350 V
Figure 1