Summary of Contents for Corinex CXP-GPH
- Page 1 Corinex Installation Guide Corinex Compact Headend CXP-GPH Version 2.0 | May, 2022...
- Page 2 COPYRIGHT The content of this document is furnished for informational use only, it is subject to change without notice, and it does not represent a commitment on the part of Corinex Communica- tions Corp. Corinex Communications Corp. assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inac- curacies that may appear in this document.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents General Information ..................3 Included in the delivery of the CXP-GPH ............3 Hardware ....................3 Installation ......................3 2.1.1 Steps to mount onto the DIN Rail ............5 2.1.2 Steps to unmount the device from the DIN Rail ......... 5 Grounding ...................... - Page 4 List of Figures Figure 1: CXP-GPH installation ..................4 Figure 2: DIN lock installation ..................4 Figure 3: DIN rail mounting ..................... 5 Figure 4: Unmount from DIN rail ..................5 Figure 5: CXP-GPH LEDs ....................6 Figure 6: CXP-GPH Connectors ..................8 Figure 7: DC power plug ....................
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Page 5: General Information
Hardware Installation The CXP-GPH has an integrated DIN rail mounting clip. Mount the device at a DIN rail as shown in the following drawing. The DIN rail has a spring that will automatically close the clip when the router fits to the rail. -
Page 6: Figure 1: Cxp-Gph Installation
Figure 1: CXP-GPH installation As figure 1 indicates, the CXP-GPH has two options for mounting the DIN rail. Depending upon the desired orientation of the device, customer can relocate the DIN lock from its default lo- cation to the other side. There is a small hexagonal screw which holds the DIN rail clip to the device. -
Page 7: 2.1.1 Steps To Mount Onto The Din Rail
2.1.2 Steps to unmount the device from the DIN Rail For unmounting the CXP-GPH, use a screwdriver with a long metal point and open the DIN rail clip as shown in figure 4. Then push the device up to remove it from the DIN rail. -
Page 8: Grounding
Grounding To ensure the device is working properly and safely, proper grounding should be provided during the installation. CXP-GPH is designed in such a way that grounding of the DIN rail will in turn ground the CXP-GPH device too. Status of the LEDs CXP-GPH has 6 LEDs on the front including the 2 standard Ethernet port LEDs. - Page 9 USM: Last received System up- SNMP message SNMP message failed. grade suc- successful. cessful when TSM: Persistent TLS link in sync with TSM: Persistent TLS not established yet. System Status link established. Corinex Compact Headend Return to Table of Contents CXP-GPH...
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Page 10: Connectors
Connectors CXP-GPH has 3 connector ports. These are marked on the casing: Figure 6: CXP-GPH Connectors DC 24V port: DC 24-48 Nominal Voltage Power connection. The negative (-) and positive (+) polarities are marked on the casing. The maximum current rating is 1A, when using 24V, as described on the label. -
Page 11: Software And Initial Setup
ETH port: Ethernet port is rated for 10/100 Fast Ethernet with MDIX functionality. Software and Initial Setup The CXP-GPH runs on a Linux operating system. All these devices are configured as CPEs by default. To change their modes, auto-configuration mechanism can be used which involves pro- visioning using the Corinex GridValue system. -
Page 12: Bpl Coupling
External coupler can be used to inject the BPL signal into the power line. External couplers such as Corinex Power Line BPL coupler (E.g. CXZ-CXP-GH3 or CXZ-CXP-GH4) is required to perform this operation. CXP-GPH is IP41 rated thus the devices should be enclosed in cabinet to prevent direct exposure to sunlight, rain, running water, etc.
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