ICX-510 (Zenitel Connect Pro)
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The ICX-510 Gateway is the latest generation Intelligent Communications Platform from Zenitel. This article gives a general description of the hardware, and how to get started with the configuration of the system.
Contents
Description
Front view
ICX-510 FrontView.PNG
| Item | Description | Comment |
| 1 | Power LED | Steady green when power is applied to the ICX-510 |
| 2 | Status LED | Flashing green when the ICX-510 is running |
| 3 | Fault LED | Steady amber when the system reports an error. The LED will be lit during application or system reset, or if there is a temperature alarm. |
| 4 | Active LED | Steady blue when the ICX-510 is operational |
| 5 | Link LED | Steady green when the ethernet link 0 or 1 is up. There is one LED for each ethernet port |
| 6 | RX/TX LED | Flashing when receiving or transmitting data on ethernet port 0 or 1. |
| 7 | Securing hole | 2 x screw holes, diagonally placed, for M4 screws. Used for rack mounting |
Rear view
ICX-510 RearView.PNG
Connectors and indicators
Overview
| Connector | Type | Description |
| Ethernet | Eth0/Eth1 | Two 1Gbps ethernet interfaces. Each Ethernet port is equipped with LED indicators for link and activity. |
| Power | 24-48VDC | ICX-510 is powered from a DC power supply with nominal voltage 24VDC or 48VDC (Min/Max: 20VDC-63VDC) |
| Console port RS232 | RJ45 | RS232 port is the RJ45 part of the dual connector RS232/USB. This is a console port for debugging purposes. Com parameters: 115.200 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit. |
| USB | USB A USB micro-B |
ICX-510 features one USB A and one USB micro-B connector |
| Fault Relay | 3 pole terminal block | Fault relay is used to indicate system status together with Fault LED |
| SD card | Micro SD card | Used for external storage or system recovery (Behind protection lid) |
| Factory Default Button | Tact switch | Used for resetting ICX-510 to factory default settings |
Power
The IPS-AC1 from Zenitel is a 48VDC power supply, with input voltage range 85-264 VAC. It is designed for DIN-Rail mounting.
As an option one can use a locally provided power supply unit (PSU). The ICX-510 Gateway must be powered by 24VDC or 48VDC. Recommended power rating of the PSU is minimum 24W (24V/1A or 48V/0.5A).
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In order to comply with UL safety requirements, the ICX-510 has to be supplied by a power supply specified as a Limited Power Source (LPS) or PS2 (cased on IEC/UL 62368-1 definition) or NEC Class 2 source of supply. The IPS-AC1 meets this criterion. |
Network
The ICX-510 Gateway has two RJ-45 ethernet ports for IP communication. Ethernet port 0 (Eth 0) is by default configured as a Management port, allowing connection to the embedded web server. See How to access the Zenitel Connect Pro web interface.
Default IP addresses:
- Eth0: Static IP address 169.254.1.5
- Eth1: DHCP
Status LEDs
The ICX-510 Gateway has a number of status LEDs. The same LEDs are located both in front and at the rear side of the unit.
| LED | Description |
| Power | Steady green when power is applied to the ICX-510 |
| Status | Flashing green when the ICX is running |
| Fault | Steady amber when the system reports an error. The LED will be lit during application or system reset, or if there is a temperature alarm. |
| Active | Steady blue when the ICX-510 is operational |
| Link | Steady green when the ethernet link 0 or 1 is up. There is one LED for each ethernet port |
| RX/TX | Flashing when receiving or transmitting data on ethernet port 0 or 1. |
Fault Relay
The fault relay will trigger when the system reports an error. In normal operation the relay is energized, which means it will also trigger on power outage.
The relay reports fault:
- During Application or System reset
- If there is a Temperature alarm (Threshold is 85 degrees C on the CPU)
- If there is a Power failure
Mounting and Installation
Please see the ICX-510 Mounting & Installation Manual
Start up and initial configuration
- Power up the ICX-510 Gateway
- Watch the LEDs. During startup the Power LED and the Fault LED will be lit. The system uses approx. 2 minutes to start up. When up and running, the green status LED will start flashing.
- For further details, see the Getting Started (Zenitel Connect Pro) article.
Station & Device configuration
To add stations and devices to the ICX-510 see Adding Stations and Devices
Network requirements
In order to configure the intercoms and have audio and video communication between intercoms, the appropriate ports must be open in the firewall. Necessary ports are open by default.
Factory Reset
In case there is a need to restore factory settings, there are two options:
- Factory reset from the web interface
- Hardware reset by using the reset button on the rear side of the unit
From the web interface
Factory reset can be done from the Zenitel Connect Pro web interface. For details see Backup and Recovery (Zenitel Connect Pro).
Using the Reset button
The reset button is available through a small hole at the rear side of the ICX-510.
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Hardware reset will remove the configuration, as well as all running containers; Once the ICX-510 has restarted it is necessary to do a software upgrade procedure to load the application software |
If proceeding, this will:
- remove the database
- remove licenses
- remove the backup file - always store backup file and license file in a safe location
- reset all IP settings to default (E.g. IP addresses and Firewall). Eth0 will get IP address 169.254.1.5, subnet mask 255.255.0.0.
- remove all containers (in effect all application software)
If you get a login window like this, the ICX is in recovery mode and you need to upgrade by using port 82. See the procedure below.
Procedure to recover the ICX-510:
- Press and hold the "Factory Default" button
- Power up the ICX-510 while the button is pressed
- Keep the button pressed for approx. 5 sec., then release it
- Once the ICX-510 is up and running again, connect a PC with a browser to Eth0. Navigate to 169.254.1.5:82.
- Drag and drop or upload the software update image (.swu).
- Wait for the update to complete, the device will restart. See the Getting Started (Zenitel Connect Pro) article on how to configure the unit.
