Triax CSE 816 Manuale utente
AssemblyInstruction
CSE816
Model Itemno.
CSE 816 325104
Version 45 Date 07/2016 EN
- 2 - CSE 816
Contents
1 Notes about safety and hazards ..................................................................4
2 General information ....................................................................................6
2.1 Meaning of the symbols used ..........................................................6
2.2 Scope of delivery ..........................................................................6
2.3 Available accessories .....................................................................6
2.4 Technical data ...............................................................................7
2.5 Description ...................................................................................8
3 Overview ....................................................................................................9
3.1 Front cover ...................................................................................9
3.2 Connectors and components .........................................................10
Front view / side view (type label) ....................................................10
View from below .........................................................................11
Rear view ...................................................................................12
3.3 Control unit .................................................................................12
4 Installing the head-end station ...................................................................13
4.1 EMC regulations (electromagnetic compatibility) ..............................13
4.2 Remove front cover ......................................................................14
4.3 Mounting the head-end station ......................................................14
Wall mounting ............................................................................15
Mounting in a 19" cabinet ...........................................................16
5 Installing a cassette ...................................................................................17
6 Power supply ............................................................................................18
6.1 SAT IF input distributor .................................................................18
6.2 Connecting peripheral devices ......................................................18
6.3 Power supply unit (PSU) ................................................................18
7 Connecting the head-end station ................................................................19
7.1 Potential equalisation (PE) .............................................................19
7.2 Connecting the SAT IF input distributor ...........................................19
Overview ...................................................................................19
Connecting SAT IF inputs ..............................................................20
Using two reception levels (factory settings) ...............................20
Using one reception level (loop-through operation) .....................20
7.3 Connecting RF output of the head-end station ..................................20
7.4 Mains connection ........................................................................21
8 Setting the contrast of the display ...............................................................22
- 3 - CSE 816
9 The control panel at a glance .....................................................................22
9.1 Control panel ..............................................................................22
9.2 Menu items .................................................................................22
10 Updating the software of the control unit ....................................................23
10.1 Updating software via PC .............................................................23
10.2 Updating the software via second control unit .................................23
Removing master control unit .........................................................23
Programming slave control unit ......................................................24
Inserting master control unit ..........................................................25
11 Programming ............................................................................................25
11.1 Preparation .................................................................................25
11.2 Programming procedure ...............................................................26
Message after temperature exceeding ............................................27
11.3 Programming the head-end station ................................................28
Activating system information ........................................................29
System information – control unit ...................................................29
Perform settings ......................................................................29
Call up information about the head-end station ..........................29
System information – output collector .............................................30
System information – temperature ..................................................30
System information – number of the head-end station .......................31
System information – clock frequency .............................................31
Setting the RF output level of the cassettes ......................................31
Setting the RF output level of the head-end station ............................32
Setting the consecutive number of the head-end station .....................32
Activating the modem connection ..................................................33
Setting the password ....................................................................33
Saving settings ............................................................................34
Programming the head-end station (following excess temperature) .....34
System information ......................................................................35
12 Final procedures ........................................................................................36
- 4 - CSE 816
1 notes about safety and hazards
• Observe the relevant VDE regulations.
• If the power cord needs to be replaced, only use an OEM power cord (EMC).
• The standards EN/DIN EN 50083 resp. IEC/EN/DIN EN 60728 must be
observed, especially concerning equipotential bonding and earthing
.
• Observe the relevant standards, regulations and guidelines on the installa-
tion and operation of antenna systems.
• Before starting installation or service work disconnect the receiving system
from mains.
• Do not perform installation and service work during thunderstorms.
• Assembly, installation and servicing must be carried out by an authorised
electrician.
• For a complete disconnection from the mains, the mains plug must be pulled
out of the mains socket. Ensure that the mains plug can be pulled out without
difficulties.
• The head-end station should only be installed in a room where the permissi-
ble ambient temperature range (0 °C and +50 °C ) can be maintained, even
during fluctuations in climatic conditions.
• Make sure there is a minimum space
- at wall mounting 50 cm above and below
-
at mounting in a 19" cabinet 20 cm above and below, as well as 10 cm
behind.
• To avoid too strong heating of the head-end stations it is not admissible
to mount them one upon the other without using thermic precautions (e.g.
permanently air recirculation, ventilation, heat deflectors etc.).
•
If additional fans are to be used to circulate the air, ensure that the system will
be shut down (disconnected from mains) should any one of the fans fail.
• Install the head-end station
- in a dry, dust-free environment
- in such a manner that it is protected from moisture, fumes, splashing wa-
ter and dampness
- where it is protected from direct exposure to sunlight
- on a vibration-free wall or floor construction
- not within the immediate vicinity of heat sources
• In case of the formation of condensation wait until the system is completely
dried.
• Ensure that the head-end station is adequately ventilated.
• Do not cover the ventilation openings!
•
Do not install the head end in cabinets or recesses which are not ventilated.
- 5 - CSE 816
• Do not place any vessels containing liquids on the head-end station.
• Do not place anything on the head-end station which could initiate fires
(e.g. candles).
•
Due to the risk of fires caused by lightning strikes, we recommend that all
mechanical parts (e.g. distributor, equipotential bonding rail, etc.) be mounted
on a non-combustible base. Wood panelling, wooden beams, plastic covered
panels and plastic panels are all examples of combustible bases.
• Avoid short circuits!
• To ensure electromagnetic compatibility, make sure all connections are tight
and that the covers are screwed on securely.
• No liability is accepted for damage caused by faulty connections or inap-
propriate handling of the device.
Electronic devices should never be disposed of in the household rubbish. In
accordance with directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and the
European Council from January 27, 2003 which addresses old electronic and
electrical devices, such devices must be disposed of at a designated collection
facility. At the end of its service life, please take your device to one of these
public collection facilities for proper disposal.
- 6 - CSE 816
2 General information
2.1 meaninG of the symbols used
Important note
• Performing works
Danger by electrical shock
—> General note
2.2 sCope of delivery
1 CSE 816 head-end station (without cassettes)
1 CD (assembly instructions) 1 Brief assembly instructions
1 Ferrite sleeve 1 Power cord + strain relief
2.3 available aCCessories
For cassettes and accessories see website "www.triax.com".
- 7 - CSE 816
2.4 teChniCal data
The devices meet the following EU directives:
2011/65/EU, 2014/30/EU, 2014/35/EU
The product fulfils the guidelines and standards for CE labelling.
Unless otherwise noted all values are specified as "typical".
General
Cassette slots: .....................................................................................8
Admissible ambient temperature: .........................................0 °C … +50 °C
Dimensions (W x H x D) [mm]: ............................483 x 397 (9 HU) x 302
Weight (fully equipped): .....................................................approx. 20 kg
LNB operating voltage: ................. +18 V / ≤1 A total (short-circuit-proof)
Other operating voltage: ............ +12 V / ≤1 A
total (not short-circuit-proof,
use with appropriate external fuse only)
RS 232 socket: ... data interface for software update and
remote maintenance
SAT IF input distributor: ..........................................................................2
Data of one SAT IF input distributor
Frequency range: ....................................................... 950 … 2150 MHz
SAT IF inputs: ......................................................................... 2 F sockets
SAT IF loop-through output: ....................................................... 1 F socket
SAT IF outputs: .................................................................. 6 + 4 F sockets
Input / output impedance: .............................................................. 75 Ω
Decoupling of the outputs: ............................................................. 20 dB
Tap-loss 1-6 (see page 8): ........................................................9 … 14 dB
Through-loss: ...................................................................................8 dB
Tap-loss 1-4 (see page 8): ........................................................9 … 12 dB
LNB operating voltage: ......................................+18 V / max. 1 A total
(1 A at one LNB connector,
0.5 A at two LNB connectors
0.25 A at four LNB connectors etc.)
RF output collector
Frequency range: ........................................................... 45 … 860 MHz
Control range of each input: .............................0 … –25 dB (electronically)
Control range of each output: .............................0 … –6 dB (electronically)
Input, output impedance: .................................................................75 Ω
Return loss: ...................................................................................14 dB
RF output: ..........................................................................IEC connector
- 8 - CSE 816
Decoupling loss of the inputs: ..........................................................30 dB
Gain: ...........................................................................................13 dB
Output level with 16 channels .....................................maximum 100 dBµV
Power supply PS 190
Mains voltage: .................................................... 220–240V~, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption (fully equipped, incl. LNB power supply): ..........150 W
2.5 desCription
The head-end station has a modular structure and can hold up to 8 cassettes.
You can find a list of the current cassettes at the website "www.triax.com".
The various expansion options for the head-end station allow for the installa-
tion of a wide range of broadband cable systems.
Two integrated SAT IF input distributors has in total four SAT IF inputs. You can
use them to distribute the reception levels each over 4 or 6 outputs. Using the
loop-through output enables you to distribute reception level 1 over the 10
outputs for each SAT IF input distributor. The F sockets of both reception levels
are coloured.
Basic signal pattern:
9-12 dB 9-14 dB
8 dB
Unused loop-through outputs must be terminated with the resistors supplied.
The power supply in the head-end station is designed to supply power to com-
ponents (e.g. LNBs) connected upstream. These are supplied via the SAT IF
input distributors’ input sockets with operating voltage (+18 V) at a total cur-
rent of max. 1 A .
The head-end station’s power supply unit can be used to supply peripheral
devices with voltage (+12 V / max. 1 A , with an external fuse).
The cassettes’ RF output signals are accumulated in a programmable RF output
collector and then directed to the RF output and to the test output via the down-
stream hybrid amplifier.
When the head-end station is shipped from the factory, the default setting for
the RF output level of the output collector is -3 dB. You can use the software of
- 9 - CSE 816
the control unit to program the master output level of the head-end station.
The software version of the control unit appears on the two-line LC display after
switching on the head-end station.
If the inner temperature of the head-end station exceeds the permissible tem-
perature of 65 °C when operating, a message appears in the display instead
of the standby menu. This message contains the maximum measured tempera-
ture and the number of the head-end station.
The display also supports dialogue guidance when programming the head-
end station. Use the buttons of the control unit to program the head-end sta-
tion. You can also use the CCRS 1000 software and the CCRC 2/8 manage-
ment unit to program the head-end station.
The RS 232 interface of the control unit enables you to use a PC or a note-
book and the "BE-Flash" software to update the operating software of the
control unit. You can find the current operating software for the control unit,
the software "BE-Flash" and the current assembly instructions on the website
"www.triax.com".
3 overview
3.1 front Cover
2 2
1
Fig. 1
1 Locking screws 2 Mounting screws
—> To maintain compliance with the EMC regulations, the head-end sta-
tion must not be operated without this front cover.
- 10 - CSE 816
3.2 ConneCtors and Components
front view / side view (type l abel)
22
!
4
2 2
3
5
7
K
Fig. 2
2 Mounting screws
3 Cassette slots 1 … 8
4 Outputs of the SAT IF input distributors
5 Cover with openings for cable terminals
—> To maintain compliance with the EMC regulations, the head-end sta-
tion must not be operated without this cover.
—> The rectangular openings are affected to mount RJ45 cable termi-
nals.
7 Control unit
K Type label
Indice
Altri manuali Triax Unità di controllo
Triax
Triax 492055 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax TDH 800 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax CGS 470 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax TDH 800 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax 692855 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax CCAV 300 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax TDX Pro:Idiom IP output module Manuale utente
Triax
Triax TDH 800 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax TDH 800 Manuale utente
Triax
Triax 492055 Manuale utente
Manuali Unità di controllo popolari di altre marche
Festo
Festo Compact Performance CP-FB6-E Manuale elenco delle parti
Elo TouchSystems
Elo TouchSystems DMS-SA19P-EXTME Manuale utente
JS Automation
JS Automation MPC3034A Manuale utente
JAUDT
JAUDT SW GII 6406 Series Guida rapida
Spektrum
Spektrum Air Module System Manuale utente
BOC Edwards
BOC Edwards Q Series Manuale utente
