SIG7900 - Electronic module FRACARRO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL SIG7900 FRACARRO

DELLA RIGA12 ENGLISH SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The unit should be installed by authorised and qualifi ed personnel. Do not open the module cover as there are high voltage parts. Only use the original power cable supplied. SELECTING PRODUCT LOCATION: Install the product in a dry location leaving space around the product housing to allow ventilation. Do not place the equipment above or near radiators, hobs, etc. where it may be exposed to heat or oily vapours. Excessive temperature and/or heat build-up will adversely affect the life of the product and could cause a hazard. Moisture may damage the product. If condensation is present, ensure the product is dry before installation. Acclimatise the product in the installation location for two hours before connecting to the mains. CAUTION! The unit should only be opened by authorised personnel. Any repairs or attempts to repair this equipment will invalidate the guarantee. Remove the mains plug before carrying out any maintenance work on the product. SAFETY: This product is categorised as Class II, in accordance with EN60065 and should be connected to the power supply using the cable supplied. Never connect the mains cable to the PME of the mains network. The installation must comply with local safety regulations. EARTHING: This product must be connected to the distribution system earth in accordance with EN50083-1

part 10. Do not connect the product to the protected earth of the power supply.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The HEADLINE rack is mounted using a 19” rack cabinet. Take the rack out of the box and mount it to the cabinet using the screws provided. Included in the box:

• handles to take the modules out The interconnection module allows power to be distributed to all modules and enables the modules in the same row to be programmed. The mains power and data BUS is distributed through a panel mounted in the back of the HEADLINE rack. Each module of the HEADLINE range has its own power supply so no need to foresee the redundancy of power supplies in order to guarantee the headend operation.

STRUCTURE OF A HEADLINE SYSTEM

A HEADLINE system consists of one or more module rows with its own interconnection module. Each row can have up to 11 modules plus an interconnection module. A Headline system can have up to 15 rows.13 ENGLISH Use the screws provided to attach the mo- dule to the rack using the holes (see fi g. 2, 3 & 4). Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Take the rack out of the box and mount it using a 19” rack cabinet. It is recommended that the rack is held as shown in fi g.1 to avoid excess pressure on the guide cards. RACK MOUNTING Fig. 114 ENGLISH Connect the mains cable supplied in the rack box to the interconnection module (see fi g. 5 and 6). The TPE recognises the new module and needs its address. Using the “arrow up” & “arrow down” buttons on the TPE the number assigned can be modifi ed and then push the V button to confi rm. It is recommended that the fi rst row of the headend is set as row 1, the second as row 2 and so on up to the 15th. Important: It is not possible to assign the same number to two or more rows. The row is allocated a number so that each module can have an individual address consisting of 2 numbers, the fi rst indicates the row number, the second the position of the module within the row (see fi g.15). Repeat this operation for each mounting rack installed. After a few seconds the display will light up and show “00”. This means there is no set address on the interconnection modu- le. Connect the TPE to the interconnection module to be programmed using RJ45IN (see fi g.7). Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 715 ENGLISH

ALARM Holes for handles

INSTALLING MODULES IN EACH ROW

Insert the modules between the guides and push them back carefully until they are in contact with the back panel. When the green LED lights up, the module is instal- led and powered (see fi g. 8). After installing the module attach it to the mounting rack using the screws supplied in the accessory bag (see fi g. 9). Repeat these steps for all modules to be installed.

TAKING THE MODULES OUT

To take the module out of the mounting rack use the 2 handles (extracting tools) included in the rack box. Take out the screws on the front panel of the module to be removed and insert the handles into the rectangular holes (see fi g. 10). Fig. 8 Fig. 9 Fig. 1016 ENGLISH Once the modules have been installed they can be identifi ed using the labels supplied. Inside the rack box there are two sheets with a list of numbers 1 to 11 to number the modules and another two sheets with numbers 2 to 69 to indicate the output channel of the modulator. The stickers with “MODULE NUMBER” identify the module position within the row. Stick the label with the number “1” to the fi rst module after the interconnection module, the label with the num- ber “2” to the second module and so on up to the 11th possible module. Stick the label to the top right of the front cover. The address of the module is now easily identifi able by looking at the display of the row and adding the number of the label (see fi g. 14). Rotate the handles (extracting tools) by 90° to make one handle (see fi g. 11). Pull the handle gently with one hand to take the module out. Once the module has been detached from the back panel it can be removed smoothly using little force (see fi g. 12). When extracting the module be careful not to touch it as it may cause harm (see Fig. 13). Fig. 13 Fig. 11 Fig. 12 Fig. 14

ENGLISH For double fronted modules the back panel positions should be respected so skip one position number taken up by the double module (see fi g. 15). After programming the interconnection modules with row numbers you can connect them all. Use the serial cable RJ45 (item PATCH-RJ45, code 289548 – to be bought separately) to connect the different interconnection modules together using ports RJ45IN and RJ45OUT (see fi g. 16). Fig. 15

It is now possible to program all the HEADLINE modules from one point. Connect the TPE programmer to the 1st interconnection module using the RJ45IN socket (if there are more rows the RJ45OUT socket should be used by the PATCH-RJ45 cable). Wait a few seconds for the TPE to search for all connected devices and create a map of the hea- dend. The display will show information regarding devices found. Once the search has been completed the Fracarro logo will be displayed. By pressing any button (except X) you will enter the programming menu. Each module is uniquely identifi ed by two numbers, the fi rst is the row number and the second is the position number within the row. The row number is given by the interconnection module (shown on the display) while the position number is identifi ed by the label (see the chapter “iden- tifi cation of the module”). The diagram below shows the programming menu of the HEADLINE headend. Refer to the operating instructions for each module to obtain information regarding their opera- tion. MODULE PROGRAMMING To program K-series modulesusing TPE simulatingKTP commandsSetup menu ofTPE programmersee 2.0Setup menu of HEADENDsee 3.0Press any button exceptFracarro TPE v0.03 TPE SETUP

Fracarro TPE v0.03 SETUP TPE LANGUAGE MENU LANGUAGE BAUD RATE 485 9600 115200ENGLISH PORTUGUESE 485 Baud rate port, to be used to download new software BAUD RATE 232 9600 115200 232 Baud rate port, to be used to download new software Reply waiting time of the modules in seconds. This is the time required to reply to the first command sent by the programming unit. When this time expires the module will be identified as out of order or missing TIME OUT COM 1 30 1..30step 1 0..31step 1 LCD CONTRAST

Select the module to be programmed/visualised following menu 3.1 The selected module can be programmed or checked Allows a new scan of all devices connected to the headend, i.e. after installation a new module. After this operation the TPE receives a revised map Allows the settings to be copied from module source to another module destination (copy/paste from one module to another). It is possible to copy/paste only if the modules are the same type Allows the setup address to be changed on an interconnection module Resets the selected module without switching the power off HEADEND SETUP NAVIGATION MODULE SELECTION(SEE 3.1) THE SELECTED

FROM MOD. X TO MOD. Y

MODULE ADDRESS SETUPYES = NO =YES = NO =YES = NO = YES NO21 ENGLISH