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Control / Monitorization
Links' Server
The CDC H/E Manager was designed to implement, through IP GSM-GPRS,
remote communication between any T.0X headend and the Client Control's
Software. This can be done directly or through a Link Server that allows a plug-
and-play installation, thus not requiring any kind of IP network configuration.
G S M / G P R S Ne t work
T H E I N T E RN E T
T.0X headend
CDC H/E MANAGER
Ref. 555901 enables IP communication either through Ethernet or via the GSM /
GPRS. Direct connections are also possible by either of the two networks.
The ref. 555901 can establish a data communication with the Link Server via
Internet, on the GSMGPRS network.
The GSM / GPRS provides fixed IP.
Links Server allows centralized management and monitoring of multiple
headends.
Outgoing communications: it
is not necessary to configure
the local IP network
Centralized management of
multiple headends
Security & Monitoring
Customizing for clients
Both the Web server as CDC Software Server are also accessible locally to the
refs. 5559 and 555901.
The connection can be implemented on a LAN, or even directly over the
Internet, if you publish the output ports of CDC H/E MANAGER services.
The CDC Headend Manager allows local configuration through the LCD
programmer Ref. 7234.
Configuration of the T0X
CDC by means of the
programmer, ref. 7234
Management/Monitoring
CDC T.0X Headends
Central Server
Links/Services
Direct communication. GSM or IP. (Ethernet or GSM/GPRS)
IP communication on GSM/GPRS
IP communication (Ethernet)
Outgoing communications: it
is not necessary to
configure the
local IP network
Client
I N T E R N E T
Client
Fixed external IP
X.X.X.X
Logical ports assigned
Fixed
to each customer
logical
Link Server
port
Televés S.A. Link Server
Data Base
Control by means of
an IP connection in a
LAN network with the
T0X CDC
PC software of
Control/Monitorization

Web Server

The ref. 555901 has a Web server, which enables its settings. It allows visual
monitoring of the elements connected to the T.0X BUS.
Homepage website CDC T.0X
Can be accessed by either
knowing the IP of its LAN, or
through the signaling fixed IP
which is always available:
http://:169.254.1.254:15706
The port is always:
15706
Main menu
Displays a list of devices that are connected to T0X BUS, and their status. Green
means that the T0X module is correct. Orange indicates that, at times, the
module has had incorrect states. Red indicates the module is in a bad state of
communication with the BUS.
Table showing T.0X
elements of the
headend, and their
status by colors.
Correct
Identifying
Error
Using the Web service you can perform an updating of the T.0X CDC remotely.
The figure illustrates the steps for its realization.
Information Box
-Date/Time; CDC temperature.
- The name of this T.0X CDC module.
- Manufacturing serial number.
- Version of Software.
- Number of modules installed.
Access to the headend' status
MAIN: Main menu.
SCAN: it performs
a full checking of
the headend and
deletes existing
items.
RESET: Resets the
application with
the default values .
Confirmación
fichero
actualizado y
actualizado.
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