Instruction manual

Clear-Com Communication Systems

Eclipse-32 Matrix Instruction Manual

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POWER SUPPLY ALARM LIGHTS (1 AND 2)

An Eclipse-32 matrix has two internal power supply units. One power

supply unit can power an entire matrix; the second unit provides a

backup in case of an equipment failure.

In addition, the two supplies have separate IEC connectors to AC

mains power, and are designed for completely automatic and

transparent changeover between supplies in the event of an outage on

one of the AC mains circuits.

The front-panel alarm lights do not illuminate under normal operating

conditions.

The following conditions cause a power-supply alarm light to

illuminate:

• If any of the voltages produced by the first power supply unit fall

below normal levels.

• If any of the voltages produced by the second power supply unit fall

below normal levels.

Once the power-supply fault condition is no longer present, the

power-supply alarm light goes out.

LAN STATUS LIGHTS

When a local area network is connected to the matrix’s LAN port, the

LAN UP light steadily illuminates to indicate that the Eclipse-32 matrix

is connected to a local area network. The Rx light flashes when data is

being received.

PORT STATUS LIGHTS

Each port status light corresponds to an RJ-45 connector on the

matrix’s rear panel to which an external device, such as an intercom

panel or interface, is connected. An illuminated port light indicates that

a device is connected to that port, and that communications are

running properly between the port and the matrix.

DEFAULT IP ADDRESS

From Eclipse 4.2 release onwards a factory default IP address

(172.16.2.100) is set up in the matrix firmware which will always be

available via an IP reset. This ensures that once the matrix firmware is

loaded it will always be possible to access the matrix via ethernet even

if the current IP address is not known.

To carry out an IP reset it is necessary to remove the cover of the

Eclipse-32 in order to access the three reset switches positioned at the

front left of the main circuit board (viewed from the front of the unit)

shown in Figure 2-2. To carry out an IP reset press and hold the