Connecting The Cpu Card; Connecting Interface Cards - ClearCom Eclipse HX-Median User Manual

Analog port card (MVX-A16)
E-MADI64 card
E-FIB fiber card
E-QUE card
IVC-32 card
LMC-64 card
Note: A blank panel covers an unused slot in the matrix.
5.8.2

Connecting the CPU Card

The rear-connector panel associated with the CPU card holds seven connectors
Note: For a detailed description of each connector, including wiring and pinout information, see
4.7.1 CPU card interface connectors.
A matrix only requires one rear-panel CPU card, because whichever of the two front-
installed CPU cards is acting as master will work in conjunction with this card. All other front
cards, however, require their own rear-connector panel.
Note: For detailed information about connecting the matrix to panels, interfaces and other devices,
see 4 Installing the Eclipse HX-Median.
5.8.3

Connecting interface cards

Each rear-connector panel associated with an MVX-A16 (analog) interface card holds the
sixteen RJ-45 connectors that connect the matrix to user panels, interface modules and
other intercom devices. Each front-installed MVX-A16 port card requires a corresponding
rear-connector panel. Blank panels cover unused slots.
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Analog port-card rear panel holds the sixteen
RJ-45 connectors associated with its
corresponding analog port-card front panel.
User panels and interface modules connect
to the matrix through this rear-connector
panel.
An E-MADI64 rear card comprises a MADI
fiber connector, MADI input and output
coaxial cable connectors, and a coaxial
Video / Word clock input.
An E-FIB fiber card provides two ports to
connect fiber network cables.
An E-QUE card provides eight RJ-45 ports
for connection to wireless equipment and
three RJ-45 ports for DECT sync and LAN
connections.
An IVC-32 card provides a RJ-45 port for
connection to an IP network. No other ports
are used.
An LMC-64 card provides a RJ-45 port for
connection to an IP network. No other ports
are used.
Table 13: Rear connector panels