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AX3000 Platine Terminal Ethernet TCP/IP Model 65E Installation Guide February 2002 - Ref: I65EE0210-1 Model AX 3000/M65E[...]
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The repr oduction of this mater ial, in part or whole, is s trictly prohibited. For additional inform ation, please c ontact: 14 Avenue du Québec Bât. K2 EVOLIC - BP 728 91962 Courtabœuf cedex - FRANCE Tel.: 33 1.69.28.27.27 Fax: 33 1.69.28.82.04 Email: inf o@axel.c om The inf orm ation in this docum ent is s ubject to change without notice. AX [...]
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1 - SA FETY NOTICES .........................................................................................1 2 - INSTALLA TION ..............................................................................................2 2.1 - DESCRIPTION .........................................................................................2 2.2 - INSTALLAT [...]
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The AX EL AX3000 Ter m inal is based on a m odular conc ept. VGA / SVGA standard m onitor standard key boar d AX3000 The AX 3000 is totally designed and manufac tured by Axel. The term inal's electronics is contained within a slim base unit which provides connections for a VGA or SVGA m onitor, k eyboard, system printer , serial devic es and E[...]
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Safety Notices ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 1 1 - SA FET Y NOTICES Check AC voltage from the wall outlet is inside 220-240 Volts range. The wall outlet used m ust be reac hed easily and as neares t as poss ible to the AX3000 Platine T erm inal to connect or dis connect the power cor[...]
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Installation ________________________________________________________________ 2 Installation Guide - Model 65E 2 - INSTA LLA TION This chapter provides information and instr uctions to ins tall the AX3000 Model 65E. 2.1 - DESCR IPTION A green LED, located on the face plate, indicates when the AX3000 is powered on. The AX 3000 has the following conn[...]
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Installation ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 3 Make s ure the AX3000 and m onitor power switches are in the OFF (0) position before c onnecting cables to the bac k panel. 1 : On 0 : Off 2.2.1 - M onitor and keyboard Plug in the VGA monitor cable, the AT -com patible k eyboard cable and[...]
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Installation ________________________________________________________________ 4 Installation Guide - Model 65E Note: when the term inal is ins talled in a cabinet or ra ck , it is essential to ma intain air circ ulation around the VGA/SVGA m onitor. 2.2.2 - Ethernet Connection Plug the RJ45 connector on the end of the 10Base- T cable into the soc k[...]
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Installation ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 5 2.2.3 - A uxiliary Ports AX3000 Models 65E have three aux iliary ports as a standard f eature: - MAIN-AUX1: bi-directional s erial port, RJ45 connec tor, - AUX2: bi-directional s erial port, RJ45 connec tor, - PARALLEL: parallel port, fem [...]
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Installation ________________________________________________________________ 6 Installation Guide - Model 65E Plug the monitor power cable into a grounded AC m ains power sock et. T he monitor does not require low voltage power. 2.2.5 - Power O n The power switch on the r ear panel controls the power supply to the AX3000. 1 : On 0 : Off The green [...]
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Quick Installation ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 7 3 - QUICK INSTA LLA T ION This chapter des cribes the quic k set- up procedure for the TCP/IP Platine terminal. The f ollowing comm and sequenc e is used to enter the AX 3000 Set-Up: All the AX3000 set-up param eters (network envir o[...]
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Quick Installation ________________________________________________________________ 8 Installation Guide - Model 65E The quick set- up dialog box is displayed: Note : this box is autom atically called when the AX3000 is powered up for the first tim e. Quick set-up par ameter s: - Keyboard : key board nationality . - Number of sessions : m axim um n[...]
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Connector Pin Assignm ents ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 9 4 - CONNECTOR PIN A SSIGNMENT S This chapter des cribes the c onnector pin as signments for the different por ts of the AX3000 Model 65E. 4.1 - ETHERNET PORT RJ45 (10BT) Recom m ended wiring is a non-shielded twisted-pair cab[...]
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Connector Pin Ass ignments ________________________________________________________________ 10 Installation Guide - Model 65E b - AX3000 Connected to an Ethernet Contr oller IMPO RTANT: the cable is composed of two tw isted pairs. T he two w ires TX+ / TX- must belong to one pair and the two w ires RX+ / RX- must belong to the other pair. 4.2 - SER[...]
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Connector Pin Assignm ents ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 11 4.2.1 - RJ45-DB9 and RJ45-DB25 adaptors Pin assignm ent for an adaptor between the peripheral cable and the AX3000 RJ45 connector : 4.2.2 - Peripheral RJ45 cables Pin assignm ent for a direct connection of a peripheral to th[...]
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Connector Pin Ass ignments ________________________________________________________________ 12 Installation Guide - Model 65E 4.3 - KEYBOARD INTERFA CE The AX 3000 k eyboard interfac e is a Mini-DIN c onnec tor. T o c onnec t a k eyboard which has a DIN connector , use a DIN-to-Mini- DIN adaptor: Pin Signal name 1D a t a 2 --- 3 Ground 4+ 5 V D C 5[...]
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Connector Pin Assignm ents ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 13 4.5 - VIDEO INTERFA CE The AX 3000 video interfac e is VGA and SVG A com patible: VGA/S VGA c onnec tor (Model 65E, rear panel) Pin Signal nam e 1R e d 2 Green 3B l u e 4 --- 5 Ground 6 Ground 7 Ground 8 Ground 9 Ground 10 G[...]
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Connector Pin Ass ignments ________________________________________________________________ 14 Installation Guide - Model 65E 4.6 - PA RA LLEL INTERFA CE The Platine term inal Model 65E is equipped with a parallel port. Parallel c onnector (Model 65E, rear panel) Pin Signal Nam e 1 Strobe 2 Data 0 3 Data 1 4 Data 2 5 Data 3 6 Data 4 7 Data 5 8 Data[...]
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Problem Solving ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 15 5 - PROBLEM SOLVING This chapter describes some of the problems, that may occ ur during installation of the AX3000 Model 65E, and offers possible solutions . - THE VGA MONIT OR VERTICAL SYNC IS LOST Care m ust be tak en with the VGA mo[...]
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Problem Solving ________________________________________________________________ 16 Installation Guide - Model 65E - A FT ER THE T ERM INA L HA S BEEN SWIT CHED ON, THE M ESSA GES 'NO ETHERNET BOARD PRESENT' A ND 'CA NNOT A TT A CH ETHERNET BOARD' A PPEAR This m es sage indicates a har dware failure. Report the problem to your s[...]
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Problem Solving ________________________________________________________________ Installation Guide - Model 65E 17 - NO LOG IN WHEN T HE 'CONNECT ING...' M ESSAGE IS DISPLA YED Check the Ethernet cables ar e correc tly connected and network ed devic es (hubs or s ervers) ar e switched on. No connection (and no login) can also be due to a [...]
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14 Avenue du Québec Bât. K2 EVOLIC - BP 728 91962 Courtabœuf cedex - FRANCE Tel.: 33 1.69.28.27.27 Fax: 33 1.69.28.82.04 Email: inf o@axel.c om[...]