Difference between revisions of "AlphaCom XE1"
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[[Image:XE1.PNG|thumb|350px|AlphaCom XE1 Audio Server with HD Voice]] | [[Image:XE1.PNG|thumb|350px|AlphaCom XE1 Audio Server with HD Voice]] | ||
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* Made to provide critical communication in any environment | * Made to provide critical communication in any environment | ||
* Supports 552 IP stations | * Supports 552 IP stations | ||
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* Fully compatible with any AlphaCom system | * Fully compatible with any AlphaCom system | ||
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[[File:XE1 Connections.png|thumb|left|500px]] | [[File:XE1 Connections.png|thumb|left|500px]] | ||
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| − | + | ==Power== | |
* The exchange is normally powered from the mains via a 5 VDC power supply | * The exchange is normally powered from the mains via a 5 VDC power supply | ||
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* Two RJ-45 Ethernet terminals are used for IP LAN, WAN, Internet and AlphaNet IP communication. Eth0 is also used for programming | * Two RJ-45 Ethernet terminals are used for IP LAN, WAN, Internet and AlphaNet IP communication. Eth0 is also used for programming | ||
| − | + | ==Serial Ports== | |
| − | + | The serial ports with RS232 and RS422/RS485 interfaces are used for connecting to equipment using these protocols | |
[[File:XEsmallConnections.png|thumb|left|500px|XE1 IP and serial connections]] | [[File:XEsmallConnections.png|thumb|left|500px|XE1 IP and serial connections]] | ||
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Serial Port 0 - 9-Pin D-sub (RS232 Only) | Serial Port 0 - 9-Pin D-sub (RS232 Only) | ||
:No additional settings necessary | :No additional settings necessary | ||
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| − | + | ==Remote Control Inputs (RCI)== | |
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* There are two inputs for clean contacts on the [[RCI - Remote Contol Input|RCI connectors]] which can execute programmable functions. Note that the cabinet needs to be opened to get access to these connectors | * There are two inputs for clean contacts on the [[RCI - Remote Contol Input|RCI connectors]] which can execute programmable functions. Note that the cabinet needs to be opened to get access to these connectors | ||
[[File:XE1 RCI.jpg|left|thumb|300px|RCI inputs in an AlphaCom XE1 (top lid removed)]] | [[File:XE1 RCI.jpg|left|thumb|300px|RCI inputs in an AlphaCom XE1 (top lid removed)]] | ||
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In [[AlphaPro]] there is an [[Exchange_%26_System_%28AlphaPro%29#RCI|RCI table]], where the physical address of the input is entered, along with the desired actions. The physical address is given as [[device]] + pin-number. | In [[AlphaPro]] there is an [[Exchange_%26_System_%28AlphaPro%29#RCI|RCI table]], where the physical address of the input is entered, along with the desired actions. The physical address is given as [[device]] + pin-number. | ||
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<big>Start fire alarm message and activate rotating lamp:</big> | <big>Start fire alarm message and activate rotating lamp:</big> | ||
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'''Note:''' Multiple commands are separated by semicolon ( ; ) | '''Note:''' Multiple commands are separated by semicolon ( ; ) | ||
| − | + | ==Remote Control Outputs (RCO)== | |
* XE1 does not support any RCO's in the server itself. If remote control outputs are required, please use [[TKIS-2|TKIS-2 kit]] or [[IP-ARIO]]. | * XE1 does not support any RCO's in the server itself. If remote control outputs are required, please use [[TKIS-2|TKIS-2 kit]] or [[IP-ARIO]]. | ||
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[[Category:AlphaCom Servers]] | [[Category:AlphaCom Servers]] | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 4 November 2016
Contents
Highlights
- Made to provide critical communication in any environment
- Supports 552 IP stations
- Environmental friendly and energy saving - max. 4 W
- SIM card based software configuration and disaster recovery
- Fully compatible with any AlphaCom system
Additional Documentation on Zenitel.com
Connections
File:XE1 Connections.png
500px
Power
- The exchange is normally powered from the mains via a 5 VDC power supply
Network
- Two RJ-45 Ethernet terminals are used for IP LAN, WAN, Internet and AlphaNet IP communication. Eth0 is also used for programming
Serial Ports
The serial ports with RS232 and RS422/RS485 interfaces are used for connecting to equipment using these protocols
Serial Ports
Serial Port 0 - 9-Pin D-sub (RS232 Only)
- No additional settings necessary
Serial Port 1 - RJ45 (RS232/422/485)
- Additional settings:
- RS232:
- Switch 8 on S601 on the AMC-IP board must be set to OFF.
- RS422/485:
- Switch 8 on S601 on the AMC-IP board must be set to ON.
- Take off the top lid to reach the jumpers inside, and set them to the correct position.
- - RS485: Both jumpers in position 2-3 (default)
- - RS422: Both jumpers in position 1-2
Remote Control Inputs (RCI)
Connections
- There are two inputs for clean contacts on the RCI connectors which can execute programmable functions. Note that the cabinet needs to be opened to get access to these connectors
Configuration
In AlphaPro there is an RCI table, where the physical address of the input is entered, along with the desired actions. The physical address is given as device + pin-number.
The RCI table supports up to 140 inputs.
- For internal RCIs in the AlphaCom XE1, the device address is 65, and the pin number is 1-2.
- Internal pin number 8 is the temperature alarm (not used in XE1).
- Mappings for the internal RCI's are autoloaded. Mappings for external RCI's (Slave modules, RIO's or IPARIO) must be manually programmed.
| RCI Type | Device/Station physical Number | Pin Number | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AlphaCom XE1 | Device | 65 | 1 - 2 |
Example
Start fire alarm message and activate rotating lamp:
AMG 1 3 - Alarm Message 3 (8193) to group 1 (84) RCO 5 ON – Turn on the relay that controls the lamp
AMG 1 0 – Alarm Message OFF to group 1 (84) RCO 5 OFF – Turn off the lamp
Note: Multiple commands are separated by semicolon ( ; )
Remote Control Outputs (RCO)
- XE1 does not support any RCO's in the server itself. If remote control outputs are required, please use TKIS-2 kit or IP-ARIO.