Ensemble Designs Avenue Intersection Frame Manuale di istruzioni

Avenue™

Intersection

Frame

Data Pack

Revision 3 SW 2.2.6

ENSEMBLE

DESIGNS

Avenue Intersection–1

INTRODUCTION

This data pack provides detailed installation, configuration and operation information for

the Avenue Intersection Frame as part of the Avenue Signal Control System.

The module information in this data pack is organized into the following sections:

• Frame Overview

• Frame Installation

• Intersection Configuration

• Warranty and Factory Service

Avenue Intersection–2

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Read these instructions.

Keep these instructions.

Heed all warnings.

Follow all instructions.

Do not use this equipment near water.

Clean only with dry cloth.

Do no block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the equipment

instructions.

Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, stoves or other apparatus that

produce heat.

Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug. A grounding-type plug has

two blades and third grounding prong. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet,

consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.

Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience

receptacles and the point where they exit from the apparatus.

Only use attachments and accessories specified by Ensemble Designs.

Unplug this equipment when not used for long periods of time.

Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the

equipment has been damaged in any way, such as when a power-supply

cord is damaged, liquid has been spilled or subjects have fallen into the

equipment, the equipment has been exposed to rain or moisture, does

not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Risk of electric shock. Qualified service personnel should only access

power supply after frame has been unplugged from power.

This product may contain lasers. This is a Class A Laser Product. The

optical output emits invisible radiation. Do not stare directly into the

optical output beam or view directly with optical instruments.

If the equipment is installed in a moveable cart, use caution when

moving the equipment to avoid injury from tip-over.

Avenue Intersection Frame

AVENUE INTERSECTION FRAME OVERVIEW

The Avenue Intersection Frame is a compact, high-density, 1 RU unit that holds up to ten

fiber optic I/O modules. The Avenue Frame can be integrated into an Avenue network or

can be used as an independent optical product, depending on the application.

The front of the frame, shown in the illustration below, has LED status indication for

power, input signal presence and laser fault. The rear of the frame has one ethernet

connector and two AveNet connectors for the Avenue control interface.

Any combination of up to ten 3710 IS, 3720, 3750 and 3760 Electrical and Optical

modules can be used in the Intersection frame. BNCs and SC optical connectors are on

the modules, not on the frame. Modules plug into the frame from the rear.

The Intersection Frame has the following features:

• Use with Optical/Electrical Converter modules

• Optional System Control module provides AveNet and ethernet interface

• Use independently or tie to an Avenue 3RU frame for control

• SNMP monitoring

• Complete, integrated solution for using optical and electrical signals

in the same facility

• Optional Redundant Power

The Avenue Intersection Frame has a System Control module that enables the frame to

tie into the Avenue control system, just like any other Avenue frame or control surface.

The Avenue Intersection Frame appears as a frame device in the Avenue Control System.

Control and status in the Intersection frame are presented to the user through the

existing Avenue Control System, through Avenue PC or an Avenue Control Panel.

The Avenue Intersection Frame can also be matched to the modules in an Avenue 3RU

Frame through the control system. This matching provides superior integration, allowing

the customer to look at a signal path without concern for the use of both frames. For

example, a signal might pass through an 8500 converter and frame sync and then

through the 3710 electrical to optical converter. This signal could be viewed from one set

of menus through Avenue PC or an Avenue Control Panel.

Redundant power is optional and there are two AC line connectors.

Avenue Intersection–3

Avenue Intersection Frame

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intersectionintersection

Status

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Avenue Intersection Frame

System Control Module Power Supplies

INTERSECTION FRAME NETWORKING

In the illustration below, an Avenue Intersection Frame is interfaced to a complete Avenue

system via AveNet. Any number of Avenue frames, Touch Screens, and Tabletop or

Express Control panels can be connected via AveNet using twisted pair cable. PCs connect

to any frame via Ethernet.

Avenue Intersection Frame

AveNet

AVENUE TABLETOP

CONTROL PANEL

Maintenance Room

Graphics Room

Distribution

AVENUE FRAME WITH TOUCH SCREEN

Ethernet

Connection

Quality Control

AVENUE INTERSECTION

FRAME WITH OPTICAL MODULES

Ethernet

Connection

+12VDCGND

750mA

Ensemble Designs, Inc.

Grass Valley, CA USA

Avenue™ Tabletop Control Panel

AveNet™ Ethernet

Reset

Contrast

Brightness

RS-232

AVENUE INTERSECTION

FRAME WITH OPTICAL MODULES

Machine

Room

Avenue Intersection Frame In Avenue Network

Avenue Intersection–4

Warning

Rick of electric shock. Qualifed service personael should only access

power supply after frame has been unplugged from power.

This is a Class A Laser Product. The optical output emits invisible

radiation. Do not stare directly into the optical output beam or view

directly with optical instruments.

INTERSECTION FRAME INSTALLATION

The 1 RU Avenue Intersection Frame is designed to be installed in a standard 19 inch

rack with four customer-supplied standard rack screws. This section explains any physical

installation and cabling instructions necessary for using Avenue Intersection Frames.

After physical installation, network configuration of the Local controls on the Control

module in the frame. Refer to the Configuration section of this data pack.

5065 Power Supplies

Each Avenue Intersection frame includes a single 5065 Power Supply module. It installs

in the upper right slot of the frame. Power is provided to all modules in the frame where

it is regulated to the required voltages for the module. A redundant power supply can be

ordered. Power supplies are hot-swappable.

Cabling

Network connection of an Intersection Frame is made on the rear of the panel as

illustrated below. The Intersection Frame can communicate with Avenue frames through

via Ethernet or through an AveNet connection.

Avenue Intersection Frame

Avenue Intersection–5

Intersection Frame Rear Connectors

Avenue Intersection–6

AveNet:

AveNet is the Avenue control bus that allows communication between frames by the

System Control modules in each frame. Up to 20 frames can be connected on each

individual AveNet network. Any number of AveNet networks can then be connected

together via Ethernet. AveNet connection between frames requires looping between

the standard RJ11 LAN connectors of each frame with standard phone cable or

custom-made simple twisted pair LAN cable. The unused connectors must be

terminated with 100 ohm LAN terminations at the first and last frames in the group.

Pinouts of the RJ11 connector and termination are shown below.

Each Avenue device on the AveNet LAN network must have a different AveNet

address. The address is set using the Status menu functions on the front of the

System Control module in each frame.

Ethernet:

Avenue Intersection Frames may be connected to a 10BaseT Ethernet network. The

IP Address for each frame in the network is set on the System Control module in each

frame or frames connected to the Ethernet network. The Avenue backplanes have a

standard RJ45 connector for Ethernet interface.

Each Avenue device on the Ethernet network must have a different IP Address,

including the Express Panel. The address for the frame is set using the Status menu

functions on the front of the System Control Module in each frame, or a Touch Screen

or Express Panel. Refer to the Intersection Networking section for detailed

information.

Avenue Intersection Frame

RJ11 Connector

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5

4

3

2

1

2

3

4

5

1

2

3

4

5

N/C N/C

N/C

RED

GREEN

Cable Pinout Termination Pinout

View from Contact Side

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RED

GREEN

AveNet RJ11 Connector Pinout

Avenue System Overview

5070 System Control Module

The optional 5070 System Control Module provides the Ethernet and AveNet interface

connections to an Avenue Intersection frame. The module is required for remotely

controlling and configuring the frame modules from the Avenue remote control options

which include the Touch Screen panels and the Avenue PC Control Application Software.

A Status menu on the front of the module in the Intersection frame provides Ethernet,

and Reference communication indicators. Status menu functions also allow viewing of the

current software version, viewing and setting of AveNet and IP addresses and a Touch

Screen Panel reset function.

Avenue Intersection–7

Reset

Run

NSR

5065 Front Controls

System Control Module Front Edge Controls

SETTING AVENET AND IP ADDRESSES

Networking an Avenue frame is explained in detail in the Avenue System Overview. This

data pack is available online from http://www.ensembledesigns.com.

For networking the Intersection frame into an Avenue network, the AveNet and IP

addresses of each frame must be set at the frame using the Status menu functions on the

front of the System Control Module. The Status menu display and the switches are shown

in the illustration on the next page.

The Status menu is used for various purposes. It acts continuously as a status indicator

for showing system communication between the Avenue frame and external Ethernet and

External Reference connections. A series of menu functions can also be accessed through

the Status menu as listed below:

• Display current software version running on this control module

• View and change AveNet and IP addresses

• Enable AVIP function and set lower and upper AveNet addresses in frame group.

Avenue Intersection–8

Avenue Intersection–9

Use toggle switch S3 to scroll through the menu selections. When you reach the desired

selection, use toggle switch S1 or Enter (S4) to access the menu. Set the desired

parameters inside each menu selection with S3. Press Enter (S4) to finalize your

selection. Note that using S1 to access a menu allows you to read the assigned parameter

and exit without changing it. If you use Enter (S4) to access a menu, you must set a

parameter, then press Enter (S4) again to set the selection and leave the menu.

Refer to the Status Menu illustration on the following page for the menu parameters. To

set or view the AveNet address, use S3 to scroll to the Adr function. Use S1 to enter the

menu and read the current address. Use S3 to change the address if desired. Press Enter

(S4) to set the selection.

To view the current IP Address, use S3 to scroll to V ip. Use S1 to view the current IP

address. Access menu selections ip1-4 with S1 to view or change the four segments of the

IP address as required with S3. Press Enter (S4) to set each selection.

To enable the AveNet Over IP (AVIP) routing function, use S3 to scroll to AVIP and use

S1 to enter the menu. Use S3 to set the function to On or Off. Press Enter (S4) to set the

selection.

Lo A and Up A parameters define the range of AveNet addresses in this independent

network by identifying the lowest and highest AveNet addresses in the frame group.

Scroll to the Lo A menu and enter the lowest numbered AveNet address in the AVIP

frame group using S3. Press Enter (S4) to set the selection.

Scroll to the Up A menu and enter the highest numbered AveNet address in the Avip

frame group using S3.Press Enter (S4) to set the selection.

Avenue System Overview

Avenue Intersection–10

Ver

Adr

V ip

ip1

ip2

ip3

ip4

Tch

1.5.0

1 - 1023

192.168.0.10

Press Ent to Reset

Touch Panel

XXX.168.0.10

192.XXX.0.10

192.168.XXX.10

192.168.0.XXX

Use S1 to enter the menu. The current version of system

software on the Control Module will scroll through the display.

Use S1 to enter the menu. The current AveNet address of this

Control Module will be displayed. To change address, use S3 to

move to the desired number. Press S4 to set the parameter and exit.

Use S1 to enter the menu. The current IP address of this

Control Module will be displayed. To change address,

To change address, use ip1-4 below.

Use S1 to enter the menu. Set the first segment of the IP address

by using S3 to scroll through the numbers 0-255. Press S4 to set

the parameter and exit the menu.

Use S1 to enter the menu. Set the second segment of the IP address

by using S3 to scroll through the numbers 0-255. Press S4 to set

the parameter and exit the menu.

Use S1 to enter the menu. Set the third segment of the IP address

by using S3 to scroll through the numbers 0-255. Press S4 to set

the parameter and exit the menu.

Use S1 to enter the menu. Set the fourth segment of the IP address

by using S3 to scroll through the numbers 0-255. Press S4 to set

the parameter and exit the menu.

Press the ENTER button, S4, to reset the calibration on

the Touch Screen Panel.

Avip

On/Off Use S1 to enter the menu. Use S3 to turn AveNet Over IP on or off.

Press S4 to set the parameter and exit the menu.

Lo A

Use S1 to enter the menu. Use S3 to scroll to the

upper (highest) AveNet address in the frame group. Use S4 to set the

parameter and exit the menu.

Use S1 to enter the menu. Use S3 to scroll to the

lowest AveNet address in the frame group. Use S4 to set the

parameter and exit the menu.

1 - 1023 Up A

Enter/Exit

System Control Module Status Menu

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