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Clear com EclipseHX User Manual (8 pages)

Brand: Clear-com | Category: Network switches | Size: 3.16 MB |

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FreeSpeak

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WIRELESS BELTPACK

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*Japan: 8mW average

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BASE STATION

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*Japan: 1.893GHz-1.906GHz

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Clear com EclipseHX User Manual (16 pages)

Brand: Clear-com | Category: Network switches | Size: 2.21 MB |

English

Table of contents

Accelerated Performance with

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Simpliﬁed Operations

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The Eclipse HX Difference

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Eclipse HX Products

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SYSTEM FRAMES

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Clear-Com Eclipse HX 5

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USER CONTROL PANELS

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FRAME CARDS

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INTERFACE MODULES

9

INTERFACES

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SOFTWARE

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SYSTEM DIAGRAM

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Clear-Com Eclipse HX 15

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Clear com EclipseHX User Manual (186 pages)

Brand: Clear-com | Category: Network switches | Size: 8.36 MB |

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Table of contents

Upgrade Guide

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Contents

3

Safety symbols

7

Mains power cord

7

2 Introduction

8

2.1.2 Roll back strategy

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2.1.3 Supplied DVDs

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Software DVD

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2.1.5 Help with upgrading

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3.1 Upgrading from 5.2.4

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3.2 Upgrading from 7.0

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3.3 Upgrading from 7.1

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Important notes:

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4.3 Installing EHX

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5 Upgrading the CPU cards

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Ethernet connection

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If the upgrade fails

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Table 8: Required equipment

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5.5 Setting the matrix type

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Table 12: Required equipment

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Tera Term

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with EHX

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Table 17: Required equipment

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MVX code versions

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IP address

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Table 21: Required equipment

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Table 22: Required equipment

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8 Upgrading E-FIB cards

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9 Upgrading E-QUE cards

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Table 25: Required equipment

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Table 27: Required equipment

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Xilinx tools

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Table 29: Required equipment

108

10 Upgrading IVC-32 and

114

LMC-64 cards

114

Important note:

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12 Upgrading CellCom /

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FreeSpeak wireless systems

125

13 Upgrading panels

126

13.1.2 V-Series upgrades

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Figure 85

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15.1.1 Upgrading AES-6 FPGA

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Appendix A: CPU card layout

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Appendix B: CPU card DIP

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Appendix D: Eclipse HX-PiCo

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CPU DIP switches

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Appendix E: Hitachi Renesas

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Flash Development Tool

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Appendix F: TFTPUtil

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Appendix G: Tera Term

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Appendix H: Flash Magic

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Figure 147:Completion screen

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RESET BUTTON

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Appendix J: Xilinx tools

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Appendix K: Clear-Com

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End User Software License

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Clear com EclipseHX User's Guide (290 pages)

Brand: Clear-com | Category: Network switches | Size: 8.27 MB |

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Table of contents

User Guide

1

Contents

3

1 Introduction to EHX

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1.3 System components

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Internal circuitry

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Power supplies

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Rear-panel connectors

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1.3.4 EHX overview

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Projects and configurations

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Groups: partyline and fixed

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Call signals

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2.1 System requirements

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2.2 Installing EHX

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2.2.3 Installing EHX

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2.2.5 Running EHX

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First screen after log in

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Figure 2-4 EHX About Screen

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3 EHX: setting up a system

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3.3.1 Ethernet connection

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3.3.2 Serial connection

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3.5 Setting up a new matrix

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Figure 3-13 Layout Screen

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Intelligent linking

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ISO and IFB

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System access codes

48

Wireless beltpacks

49

Panel and key operation

50

IP panels

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Production Maestro Pro

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Configuration download

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3.5.4 Configuration options

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Create new configuration

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3.5.5 Firmware options

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Figure 3-31 Download Dialog

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Options

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4.1 Introduction

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4.1.3 Closing a project

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4.1.5 Saving a project

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4.1.6 Deleting a project

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4.1.8 User management

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Local-admin access level

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User access level

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Guest access level

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Managing user access levels

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4.1.11 Deleting a user

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5.2 Matrix hardware

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5.3 Fonts

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5.3.1 Basic Latin

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5.3.2 Cyrillic

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5.3.3 Hangul

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5.3.5 Arabic

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5.5 Online

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5.6 Matrix hardware setup

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5.7 Adding an MVX-A16 card

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5.10 Port list options

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5.11 Show all ports

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5.12 Detect new hardware

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5.13 Show Alt Text

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5.14 Port number

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5.15 Port function

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5.15.1 Device details

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5.17 Label

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5.18 Description

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5.19 Sorting ports

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5.20 Column/row resizing

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5.21 Port properties

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5.21.4 Panel options

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Display dim timer

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Eavesdropping (privacy)

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Expansion panels

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5.21.5 IP port options

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5.21.7 Menu options

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Audio gating delay

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Audio gating

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5.21.9 Global options

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Auto signal tone

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Panel connected tally

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Global IFB

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Global ISO

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5.21.10 Gain options

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5.21.12 Tally options

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* on the dial pad

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5.21.14 Logic input options

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5.21.16 DTMF options

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Accumulate DTMF codes

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One digit codes

100

Applies to:

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5.22.2 Configuring GPIs

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5.23.1 Adding RLY-6 modules

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5.23.2 Configuring GPOs

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5.24.1 Adding an E-FIB card

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Basic options

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5.25.1 Adding an E-Que card

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5.26 E1 direct

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5.27 T1 direct

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5.28 E1 trunk

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5.29 T1 trunk

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5.30 E1 direct/trunk

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5.31 T1 direct/trunk

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5.32 E-QUE antenna

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5.33 E-QUE splitter

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5.34 Removing an E-Que card

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5.36 Splitter connections

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5.37 Antenna role map

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5.40 Adding an IVC-32 card

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5.40.1 Port number

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5.40.2 Port function

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5.40.3 Label

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5.40.4 Description

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5.40.5 General

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5.40.6 IP port

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5.41.1 Switch-back

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Figure 5-32 IP Ports

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Card and port settings

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E-MADI64 card properties

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5.44 Fixed groups

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Using call management

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5.45 Fixed group tallies

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5.46 Sort groups

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5.47 Key groups

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5.47.1 Basic options

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5.47.2 Key group members

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5.48 Partylines

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5.49 Routes

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5.49.1 Description

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5.49.2 Source

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5.49.3 Action

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5.49.4 Destination

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5.49.5 Activate with talk

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5.49.6 Activate with listen

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5.49.7 Creating a route

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5.49.9 Delete a route

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5.50 Speed dials

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5.51 Controls

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Figure 5-52 Setup Menu

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5.51.2 Properties

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5.51.3 Available

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5.51.4 Attached

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5.51.5 Relay naming

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Inward DTMF access

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Multiple codes

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First code only

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Quick codes

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Multiple code setup

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Assign DTMF codes

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One digit code setup

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5.52 Logic Maestro

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5.53 Beltpacks

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5.53.1 Beltpack properties

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5.53.2 Beltpack roles

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Global options

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Menu options

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Fast key assign options

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Beltpack programming

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Activation

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Local assignment

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Interlock group

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5.53.3 Matrix filtering

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Figure 5-61 Filter Matrices

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6 IP devices

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Figure 6-3 IP Cards Pane

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6.2 IP panels

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6.4 IP cards

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6.5 IVC-32 IP settings

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6.5.1 IP port

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6.6 IVC-32 card panel list

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6.7 Concert users

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6.7.1 Concert server dialog

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Concert user diagnostics

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7 Panel programming

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Local advanced latch disable

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Go to key destination

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Delete key

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Audio mixer

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Identify pane

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7.3.1 Local assignment

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7.3.2 Interlock group

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7.3.3 Activation

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7.4 Concert panel options

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7.4.2 Save

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7.4.3 Load

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7.4.4 Copy

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7.4.5 Paste

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7.4.6 Clear

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7.4.7 Audio mixer

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7.4.8 Identify panel

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7.5 I-Series programming

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7.6 I-Series panel options

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7.6.7 Audio mixer

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7.6.8 Identify panel

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7.10 General panel setups

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7.10.4 Palette options

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7.10.5 Key assignment

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7.10.8 Entity searching

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7.10.9 Entity filtering

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7.10.10 Quick filtering

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7.11 Local advanced

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Figure 7-40 Source Filter

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7.11.1 Forced listen

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7.11.2 Blocked listen

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7.11.3 Latch disable

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7.11.4 Local ISO

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7.11.5 Local IFB

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7.11.6 Route monitor

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7.11.7 Mute relay

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7.11.8 Preset talk

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7.11.9 Preset listen

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7.11.10 Preset call

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7.11.12 Nearby panels

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8 Audio Mixer

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8.2.3 Save to file

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8.2.4 Load from file

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8.2.5 Layout settings

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8.2.6 Input area

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Output area

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Filter settings

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Limiter/threshold/compressor

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Input trim

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8.2.7 Crosspoints

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8.2.8 Output area

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9 Online mode

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9.2 Entering online mode

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9.3 Using online mode

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9.4 Online limitations

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9.5 Exiting online mode

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10 Networking

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Figure 10-4 System Screen

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Matrix status

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Protocols and port numbers

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Rack to rack

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Rack to EHX

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10.2.1 Fiber trunking

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10.2.2 Four-wire trunks

244

Configuring an IP direct

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Configuring an IP trunk

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10.4 Remote fixed groups

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10.5 Remote partylines

249

10.6 Remote 2-way radio

250

10.7 Remote telephone

250

10.8 Remote controls

251

Figure 10-14 Remote Controls

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11 Client server

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11.1.3 Initial setup

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Client configuration

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Using Client/server

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12 Eclipse HX downloads

262

12.2 Apply to all matrices

264

13.1 Crosspoint map

266

13.2 Matrix event log

270

13.2.1 Request info

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13.2.2 Audio alerts

272

13.2.4 System monitoring

275

13.3 Resource chart

277

13.5 Clear unused memory

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14 Glossary

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15 Limited Warranty

284

APRIL 29, 2010

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REPAIR POLICY

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