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3.4 Interface modules
Interface modules convert the four-wire signals of a central matrix port to other types of
signals that communicate with devices such as telephones, camera intercoms, two-way
radios, and so on. In this way non-four-wire devices can communicate with the central
matrix.
Each interface module has hardware connectors to connect to both the central matrix and
the external device that communicates with the central matrix.
Most interface modules connect to the central matrix via shielded CAT5 cable terminated
with RJ-45 connectors.
Tip: The type of cable used to connect the interface module to the non-four-wire device
varies with the device. For more information, see the dedicated user guide / manual for that
interface module.
The following interface modules are compatible with the Eclipse HX-Median matrix:
• TEL-14 telephone interface module.
• CCI-22 dual party-line interface module.
• FOR-22 four-wire interface.
• GPI-6 general purpose inputs interface module.
• RLY-6 relay (general-purpose outputs) interface module.
• AES-6 digital interface module used with V-Series panels fitted with the AES-3 option
card. It may also be used with AES-3 compliant third party equipment.
Tip: Additional interface modules may be added to the Eclipse HX-Median, using separate
interface module frames such as the IMF-3 and IMF-102. For more information, see the
dedicated user guide / manual for that particular interface frame.
Note:
DIG-2 interface modules are not compatible with the HX-Median frame format.
3.5 EHX configuration software
The Eclipse HX (EHX) configuration software controls the operation of the connected audio
devices by sending signals to the circuit cards in the matrix, which then relay the signals to
the audio devices.
Configurations (the operating parameters of complete system setups) are usually created
on the EHX computer.
Up to four complete system configurations can be stored in the CPU card of the Eclipse
HX-Median, for retrieval and activation when required. The external PC that hosts the EHX
software can store an almost unlimited number of complete system configurations (the
number is only limited by the available memory space on the PC). You can download the
configurations to the Eclipse HX-Median as required.
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Eclipse HX-Median User Guide
- Eclipse HX-Median User Guide 1
- Document Reference 2
- Legal Disclaimers 2
- Clear-Com Contacts 2
- Contents 3
- Safety symbols 10
- Mains power cord 10
- 2 Introduction 11
- 2.1 Chapters summary 12
- 2.2 Further information 13
- 3 Overview 14
- 3.2 Eclipse HX-Median 15
- 3.2.2 Power supplies 20
- 3.2.4 CPU card 21
- 3.3 Interface cards 22
- 3.3.6 LMC-64 interface card 24
- 3.4 Interface modules 25
- 3.6 User panels 26
- 4 Installing the 27
- Eclipse HX-Median 27
- Low power warning 29
- 4.3 Installing CPU cards 32
- 4.3.1 Hot patching CPU cards 33
- Figure 6: CPU card lights 34
- 4.4.4 Static sensitivity 37
- 4.4.6 Analog port numbering 37
- 4.4.7 Configuration 38
- 4.6.1 4-Pair analog 40
- 4.6.2 Single-pair digital 41
- Figure 19: Non-isolated mode 50
- 169.254.0.100 and the 55
- 0.0.0.0 (blank) address 55
- 5.4 CPU card fail-safes 56
- 169.254.000.100 60
- ACTIVE VOX 63
- 5.7.2 Main alarm light 67
- 5.7.3 Alarm reset button 68
- 5.7.5 Power supply lights 69
- 6 E-MADI64 card 73
- Important note: 75
- 6.3 MADI channels 78
- 6.3.1 MADI channel labeling 79
- 7 E-FIB fiber card 82
- Transceiver lasers 86
- System 1 System 2 88
- System 3 88
- Redundant ring 88
- Primary ring 88
- 7.4 Simplex fiber cabling 89
- Loss of a single node 90
- Loss of two nodes 90
- 7.4.3 Fault tolerance 93
- System #1 System #2 System #3 95
- System #4System #5 95
- Secondary ring 95
- 8 E-QUE E1/T1 card 96
- 8.5 T1 trunking 107
- 8.6 Trunking failover 109
- 9 IVC-32 card for IP-based 110
- 9.3.1 V-Series IP Panels 114
- 9.3.3 Concert Users 115
- 10 LMC-64 metering card 116
- 11 Maintaining the 122
- Eclipse HX-Median 122
- 11.2 Fail-Safe modes 123
- 11.3 Troubleshooting 124
- Example power supply issues 125
- CPU card Reset button 128
- CPU card Full Reset button 128
- Example data issues 128
- 11.4 System block diagram 129
- 12 Specifications 130
- 12.3 Environmental 131
- 12.7 E-MADI64 fiber cable 132
- 12.9 E-MADI64 clock sources 133
- 12.12 Fiber cable 134
- 12.13 Fiber transceiver 134
- 12.23 System programming 138
- (for EHX software) 140
- 12.26 Power supply unit 141
- 13 Glossary 142
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