Manual Scope; Components; Main Equipment Shelf; Ip Interface Module - Harris CM-30 Installation & Operation Manual

NetXpress LX & CM-30 Installation & Operation Manual
Version 1, September 2010

1.3 Manual Scope

The "Table of Contents" helps you locate specific topics. These guidelines give general information on
manual sections.
● Readers unfamiliar with the NetXpress LX system and/or the CM-30 IP interface module
– Use this manual as a tutorial. Read or skim all sections in order.
● Installers – If you are already familiar with the NetXpress LX system and/or the CM-30 IP
interface module, finish reading this section and go directly to Section 3 – "Installation & Wiring"
for step-by-step installation instructions.
● Transmission and Planning Engineers – The NetXpress LX and CM-30 operation and
configuration overview is in Section 2 – "Functional Design," and specific instructions are in
Section 4 – "Configuration & Operation." You can find output, power, and other specification
information in Section 6 – "Specifications."
● Maintenance Technicians – Section 5 – "Testing & Troubleshooting" discusses system tests and
troubleshooting solutions. Individual channel module setup and test procedures can be found in
the manuals for the modules shipped with your system.

1.4 Components

1.4.1

Main Equipment Shelf

The NetXpress LX chassis has two rack-mount equipment sizes:
● NetXpress LX-300 – 19-inch wide, 5 ¼-inch high 3RU (Figure 1-1)
● NetXpress LX-100 – 19-inch wide, 1 ¾-inch high 1RU (Figure 1-2)
Figure 1-1. NetXpress LX-300 Front Panel with Cover
Figure 1-2. NetXpress LX-100 Front Panel with Cover
Each shelf is equipped with a CM-30 module, a MA-230 module adapter, and slots for plug-in channel
modules and module adapters.
The NetXpress LX-100 multiplexer has a single built-in AC power supply. The LX-300 multiplexer has a
single plug -in AC or DC power supply and optional secondary plug-in AC or DC supplies.
1.4.2 CM-30 IP Interface Module
The CM-30 module (Figure 1-3) is the command center for the NetXpress LX IP multiplexing system.
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