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Clear com EclipseHX Manuel d'utilisateur (8 pages)

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FreeSpeak

WIRELESS BELTPACK

*Japan: 8mW average

BASE STATION

*Japan: 1.893GHz-1.906GHz

Clear com EclipseHX Manuel d'utilisateur (16 pages)

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Accelerated Performance with

Simpliﬁed Operations

The Eclipse HX Difference

Eclipse HX Products

SYSTEM FRAMES

Clear-Com Eclipse HX 5

USER CONTROL PANELS

FRAME CARDS

INTERFACE MODULES

INTERFACES

SOFTWARE

SYSTEM DIAGRAM

Clear-Com Eclipse HX 15

Clear com EclipseHX Manuel d'utilisateur (186 pages)

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Upgrade Guide

Contents

Safety symbols

Mains power cord

2 Introduction

2.1.2 Roll back strategy

2.1.3 Supplied DVDs

Software DVD

2.1.5 Help with upgrading

3.1 Upgrading from 5.2.4

3.2 Upgrading from 7.0

3.3 Upgrading from 7.1

Important notes:

4.3 Installing EHX

5 Upgrading the CPU cards

Ethernet connection

If the upgrade fails

Table 8: Required equipment

5.5 Setting the matrix type

Table 12: Required equipment

Tera Term

with EHX

Table 17: Required equipment

MVX code versions

IP address

Table 21: Required equipment

Table 22: Required equipment

8 Upgrading E-FIB cards

9 Upgrading E-QUE cards

Table 25: Required equipment

Table 27: Required equipment

Xilinx tools

105

Table 29: Required equipment

108

10 Upgrading IVC-32 and

114

LMC-64 cards

114

Important note:

119

12 Upgrading CellCom /

125

FreeSpeak wireless systems

125

13 Upgrading panels

126

13.1.2 V-Series upgrades

129

Figure 85

130

15.1.1 Upgrading AES-6 FPGA

155

Appendix A: CPU card layout

160

Appendix B: CPU card DIP

161

Appendix D: Eclipse HX-PiCo

164

CPU DIP switches

164

Appendix E: Hitachi Renesas

166

Flash Development Tool

166

Appendix F: TFTPUtil

172

Appendix G: Tera Term

174

Appendix H: Flash Magic

176

Figure 147:Completion screen

178

RESET BUTTON

180

Appendix J: Xilinx tools

181

Appendix K: Clear-Com

182

End User Software License

182

Clear com EclipseHX Guide de l'utilisateur (290 pages)

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User Guide

Contents

1 Introduction to EHX

1.3 System components

Internal circuitry

Power supplies

Rear-panel connectors

1.3.4 EHX overview

Projects and configurations

Groups: partyline and fixed

Call signals

2.1 System requirements

2.2 Installing EHX

2.2.3 Installing EHX

2.2.5 Running EHX

First screen after log in

Figure 2-4 EHX About Screen

3 EHX: setting up a system

3.3.1 Ethernet connection

3.3.2 Serial connection

3.5 Setting up a new matrix

Figure 3-13 Layout Screen

Intelligent linking

ISO and IFB

System access codes

Wireless beltpacks

Panel and key operation

IP panels

Production Maestro Pro

Configuration download

3.5.4 Configuration options

Create new configuration

3.5.5 Firmware options

Figure 3-31 Download Dialog

Options

4.1 Introduction

4.1.3 Closing a project

4.1.5 Saving a project

4.1.6 Deleting a project

4.1.8 User management

Local-admin access level

User access level

Guest access level

Managing user access levels

4.1.11 Deleting a user

5.2 Matrix hardware

5.3 Fonts

5.3.1 Basic Latin

5.3.2 Cyrillic

5.3.3 Hangul

5.3.5 Arabic

5.5 Online

5.6 Matrix hardware setup

5.7 Adding an MVX-A16 card

5.10 Port list options

5.11 Show all ports

5.12 Detect new hardware

5.13 Show Alt Text

5.14 Port number

5.15 Port function

5.15.1 Device details

5.17 Label

5.18 Description

5.19 Sorting ports

5.20 Column/row resizing

5.21 Port properties

5.21.4 Panel options

Display dim timer

Eavesdropping (privacy)

Expansion panels

5.21.5 IP port options

5.21.7 Menu options

Audio gating delay

Audio gating

5.21.9 Global options

Auto signal tone

Panel connected tally

Global IFB

Global ISO

5.21.10 Gain options

5.21.12 Tally options

* on the dial pad

5.21.14 Logic input options

5.21.16 DTMF options

Accumulate DTMF codes

100

One digit codes

100

Applies to:

100

5.22.2 Configuring GPIs

101

5.23.1 Adding RLY-6 modules

102

5.23.2 Configuring GPOs

102

5.24.1 Adding an E-FIB card

103

Basic options

104

5.25.1 Adding an E-Que card

105

5.26 E1 direct

106

5.27 T1 direct

107

5.28 E1 trunk

108

5.29 T1 trunk

110

5.30 E1 direct/trunk

111

5.31 T1 direct/trunk

112

5.32 E-QUE antenna

113

5.33 E-QUE splitter

114

5.34 Removing an E-Que card

115

5.36 Splitter connections

116

5.37 Antenna role map

117

5.40 Adding an IVC-32 card

118

5.40.1 Port number

119

5.40.2 Port function

119

5.40.3 Label

119

5.40.4 Description

120

5.40.5 General

120

5.40.6 IP port

120

5.41.1 Switch-back

123

Figure 5-32 IP Ports

124

Card and port settings

127

E-MADI64 card properties

128

5.44 Fixed groups

130

Using call management

133

5.45 Fixed group tallies

135

5.46 Sort groups

136

5.47 Key groups

137

5.47.1 Basic options

138

5.47.2 Key group members

139

5.48 Partylines

140

5.49 Routes

144

5.49.1 Description

145

5.49.2 Source

145

5.49.3 Action

145

5.49.4 Destination

146

5.49.5 Activate with talk

146

5.49.6 Activate with listen

146

5.49.7 Creating a route

146

5.49.9 Delete a route

147

5.50 Speed dials

148

5.51 Controls

149

Figure 5-52 Setup Menu

150

5.51.2 Properties

151

5.51.3 Available

152

5.51.4 Attached

152

5.51.5 Relay naming

152

Inward DTMF access

153

Multiple codes

154

First code only

154

Quick codes

154

Multiple code setup

155

Assign DTMF codes

155

One digit code setup

156

5.52 Logic Maestro

157

5.53 Beltpacks

157

5.53.1 Beltpack properties

158

5.53.2 Beltpack roles

158

Global options

159

Menu options

160

Fast key assign options

160

Beltpack programming

160

Activation

161

Local assignment

163

Interlock group

163

5.53.3 Matrix filtering

164

Figure 5-61 Filter Matrices

165

6 IP devices

166

Figure 6-3 IP Cards Pane

167

6.2 IP panels

168

6.4 IP cards

172

6.5 IVC-32 IP settings

173

6.5.1 IP port

174

6.6 IVC-32 card panel list

175

6.7 Concert users

177

6.7.1 Concert server dialog

178

Concert user diagnostics

180

7 Panel programming

181

Local advanced latch disable

185

Go to key destination

185

Delete key

185

Audio mixer

194

Identify pane

194

7.3.1 Local assignment

196

7.3.2 Interlock group

196

7.3.3 Activation

197

7.4 Concert panel options

198

7.4.2 Save

199

7.4.3 Load

199

7.4.4 Copy

200

7.4.5 Paste

200

7.4.6 Clear

200

7.4.7 Audio mixer

200

7.4.8 Identify panel

200

7.5 I-Series programming

201

7.6 I-Series panel options

206

7.6.7 Audio mixer

208

7.6.8 Identify panel

208

7.10 General panel setups

210

7.10.4 Palette options

211

7.10.5 Key assignment

212

7.10.8 Entity searching

213

7.10.9 Entity filtering

213

7.10.10 Quick filtering

213

7.11 Local advanced

214

Figure 7-40 Source Filter

215

7.11.1 Forced listen

218

7.11.2 Blocked listen

218

7.11.3 Latch disable

219

7.11.4 Local ISO

219

7.11.5 Local IFB

219

7.11.6 Route monitor

219

7.11.7 Mute relay

219

7.11.8 Preset talk

220

7.11.9 Preset listen

220

7.11.10 Preset call

220

7.11.12 Nearby panels

220

8 Audio Mixer

221

8.2.3 Save to file

223

8.2.4 Load from file

223

8.2.5 Layout settings

223

8.2.6 Input area

224

Output area

225

Filter settings

225

Limiter/threshold/compressor

226

Input trim

228

8.2.7 Crosspoints

229

8.2.8 Output area

232

9 Online mode

233

9.2 Entering online mode

234

9.3 Using online mode

236

9.4 Online limitations

237

9.5 Exiting online mode

237

10 Networking

239

Figure 10-4 System Screen

240

Matrix status

241

Protocols and port numbers

241

Rack to rack

241

Rack to EHX

241

10.2.1 Fiber trunking

243

10.2.2 Four-wire trunks

244

Configuring an IP direct

246

Configuring an IP trunk

247

10.4 Remote fixed groups

248

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

252

11 Client server

254

11.1.3 Initial setup

255

Client configuration

260

Using Client/server

261

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

271

13.2.2 Audio alerts

272

13.2.4 System monitoring

275

13.3 Resource chart

277

13.5 Clear unused memory

279

14 Glossary

280

15 Limited Warranty

284

APRIL 29, 2010

287

REPAIR POLICY

289

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