QSC Audio CM16a manual Operation- LED Indicators, Port Connected LED’s

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Section 3: Operation- LED Indicators

LED Indicators- When the power is switched “on”, all of the LED’s light briefly and then the PORT LED’s sequence through two patterns. The LED’s then resume normal operation. The LED functions are described below.

POWER LED-

This indicator illuminates when the CM16a power switch is in the “on” position.

DIAGNOSTIC LED-

NETWORK STATUS LED’s-

PORT CONNECTED LED’s-

This indicator illuminates during the power-on self test, then should turn off. If it remains illuminated, this indicates that the self-test has detected an unexpected event, such as a corrupted firmware update via TFTP or a memory boot failure. If the DIAGNOSTIC LED remains illuminated, try resetting the CM16a by cycling power off and on once. Should the indication persist, contact QSC’s Technical Services for guidance.

There are three LED’s on the front and rear panels labeled RCV, XMT and LINK STATUS. Their functions are described below.

RCV- This LED lights up any time the CM16a receives data over the network.

XMT- This LED lights up whenever the CM16a transmits data over the network.

LINK STATUS- When lit, this LED indicates that the CM16a is connected to an operating Ethernet network.

If not lit, there is most likely a cabling problem between the CM16a and the hub or possibly a fault in the hub.

These LED’s are labeled PORT A through PORT H on the front panel. The respective LED will illuminate when functional connection has been made between the CM16a and an amplifier. The amplifier’s power does not have to be ON in order for the LED to indicate successful connection.

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CM16a Amplifier Network Monitor ¨ Warning ¨ Table of Contents CM16a Amplifier Network Monitor Federal Communications Commission FCC Information Series are not supported by the CM16a Introduction- OverviewPhysical Characteristics Introduction- Physical Characteristics & LayoutRS-232 port for network and firmware utilities Introduction- Physical Layout DiagramFunctional LISTING, Block Diagram & Detailed Descriptions Introduction- List of Functions & FeaturesIntroduction- Block Diagram part Introduction- Block Diagram part Introduction- Detailed Description of Functions Amplifier Monitoring Functions Introduction- Detailed Description of FunctionsRS-232 Port Functions Introduction- Network Description Introduction- Sample Network Topologies Introduction- Sample Network Topologies Location Considerations Installation- Basics and MountingWhat is Included in the Carton UnpackingConnecting AC Power Installation- Mounting and AC Power Connecting Audio Inputs Installation- ConnectionsConnecting the Monitor Chain IN/OUT Connecting page InputConnecting the RLY/TRG Connecting the RLY OUTConnecting to 4-CHANNEL Amplifiers Connecting to the RS-232 PortConnecting to 2-CHANNEL Amplifiers Installation- Rear Panel Detail Port Connected LED’s Operation- LED IndicatorsSTART-UP Behavior and Preset Operating Operation- General Information & PresetsMost up-to-date information Operation- Recalling Presets Using RLY/TRGHOW to put the CM16a into Bypass Mode #2 Operation- Bypass Modes and Switch LocationHOW to put the CM16a into Bypass Mode #1 Operation- Serial Port I/O Interface RS-232 Communications ProcedureXon/Xoff Only Required for Attaching to Existing Networks IP Address AssignmentThis is the basic procedure for opening a Telnet session Operation- Telnet AccessFuse Replacement Operation- Fuse ReplacementSpecifications- Dimensions Power amplifier output processing SpecificationsInput Signal Processing Contact closure inputs and outputs Power amplifier managementControl room foldback monitoring General RS232 PortARCHITECT’S and ENGINEER’S Specifications Ethernet Cabling Appendix- Ethernet Cable PinoutsRS-232 Pinout Appendix- DataPort Pin-out & Connector P-N’sPin Signal Description How to Contact QSC Audio Products
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