Connect telephones to the analog ports that are configured as FXS ports and connect phone lines to the analog ports that are configured as FXO ports. If you are using the CSG-500, you can skip this step.

Installation Guide

CSG SIP Communications Gateway (CSG-500/544/580)

ATTENTION: READ THIS FIRST!

For more detailed installation, configuration, programming, and operating instructions, refer to the CSG SIP Communications Gateway Instruction Manual available on-line at www.amx.com.

FIG. 1 CSG SIP Communications Gateway (displaying CSG-544)

Overview

The CSG SIP Communications Gateway (FIG. 1) is a stand alone Private Branch Exchange (PBX) which runs a version of Asterisk. The CSG can function not only as a PBX, but also as VoIP ATA, or VoIP gateway. It has eight analog ports that can be configured (via modules) as Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) or Foreign Exchange Station (FXS) ports.

The CSG enables you to transform an intercom-enabled Modero Touch Panel into a full-featured IP phone. With the CSG and an intercom-enabled Modero Touch Panel you can make and receive local, long distance, and international phone calls, and have access to phone features like call waiting, caller ID, call forwarding, call queuing, and voice mail. The CSG supports AMX Session Initiated Protocol (SIP)-enabled touch panels, such as the MVP-8400i, NXD-1000Vi, and NXD-700Vi, as well as 3rd party IP phones.

CSG Specifications (continued)

Included

• PSN3.0, Power Supply, 3.0A, 12.0CVD (FG423-31)

Accessories

• CSG SIP Communications Gateway Installation Guide

 

(93-2182-01)

 

• 2

Surface mounting brackets (62-2182-04)

 

• 4

#4-40 X .250 PPH screws (80-0112)

 

 

Other AMX

• DIN Rail Mounting Bracket (FG532-06)

Equipment

 

 

 

 

 

Installing the Hardware

CAUTION!

To reduce the risk of fire, use only No. 26 AWG or larger telecommunication wiring for network connections.

1.Connect an Ethernet cable to the Network port.

2.Connect the provided power supply to the unit’s DC connector. The unit immediately receives power once you connect a power source to it.

3.When the unit completes the boot process, the left-most eight LEDs indicate how the analog ports are configured. A red light indicates the port is FXO, and a green light indicates the port is FXS. If the light for a port is off, the port is not installed.

Note: The analog port configuration is selected when you purchase your CSG unit.

4.

Specifications

CSG Specifications

Dimensions

1.74” x 11.45” x 5.44” (4.41 cm x 29.09 cm x 13.82 cm)

 

 

Weight

2.25 lbs. (1.02 kg)

 

 

Enclosure

Metal with black matte finish

 

 

Power

Constant current draw: 2.6 A @ 12 VDC

Requirements

 

 

 

Memory

• 8MB on board serial Flash memory

 

• 64MB 16-bit parallel SDRAM

 

 

Certifications

FCC (Class A), CE, IEC60950, and RoHS

 

 

Operating/

• Operating Temperature: 0° C (32° F) to 40° C (104° F)

Storage

• Operating Humidity: 5% to 85% RH Non-Condensing

Environment

• Storage Temperature: -20° C (-4° F) to 70° C (158° F)

 

 

• Storage Humidity: 0% to 85% RH Non-Condensing

 

 

Front Panel Components:

 

 

Power LED

Indicates whether the unit is turned on and receiving power.

 

 

Network LED

Indicates whether a network cable is connected and the speed of

 

the network.

 

 

IP Phones

Indicates whether the corresponding link is connected and the

LEDs

speed of the link.

 

 

Analog LEDs

Indicates whether the analog port is installed and the type of port

 

(FXO/FXS) installed. (Not available on all models.)

 

 

Rear Panel Components:

 

 

Power

5.1mm OD, 2.1mm pin, 12V 3.0A center positive

connector

 

 

 

Configuration

Resets the current configuration to the factory default when

Reset Switch

pressed continuously during the boot process.

 

 

Console port

1 RJ45 port for console (craft) port serial control

 

 

Network port

1 RJ45 10/100baseT port for a general (WAN) connection

 

 

IP Phones

4 RJ45 10/100baseT ports for IP phone connections

ports

 

 

 

Analog ports

• 8 RJ11 ports: 4 for FXO and 4 for FXS connections (CSG-544

 

only)

 

• 8 RJ11 ports for FXO connections (CSG-580 only)

 

Note: The CSG-500 does not use analog ports.

 

 

WARNING!

If you are using the CSG-544, do NOT connect analog ports 1-4 to a phone line. Since both the FXS port and the phone line supply power, the hardware could sustain damage. This damage is not covered under the AMX standard warranty.

Instructions for Wall Mounting

1.Select the area to mount the CSG unit. The unit should be mounted at or below eye level to properly view the LEDs.

2.Line up one of the surface mounting brackets with the two holes on one side of the CSG. Install two #4-40 X .250 PPH screws into the holes in the bracket to secure the bracket to the CSG.

3.Repeat step 2 to attach the second bracket to the other side of the unit.

4.Affix one screw to the wall. Leave approximately 1/4-inch of the screw protruding from the wall to allow the head of the screw to slide into the settings on the mounting bracket, mounting the unit to the wall.

5.Repeat step 4 to attach the second bracket to the wall.

Understanding the LEDs

There are 14 LEDs on the front panel of the CSG. The eight LEDs corresponding to the analog ports on the rear panel indicate the type of interface installed. The following table explains the definition of each LED and its color representation:

LED Definitions

LED

Color

Description

 

 

 

Power

Blue (pulsing)

On when the unit boots up after the bootload process

 

 

has completed. The LED pulses at a rate which is

 

 

proportional to the BlackFin processor load.

 

 

 

Network

Off

No line is connected or the interface is inactive.

 

 

 

 

Green

Link is up at 100Mbps. LED flashes at 1/10 second

 

(flashing)

intervals as traffic is detected.

 

 

 

 

Red (flashing)

Link is up at 10Mbps. LED flashes at 1/10 second

 

 

intervals as traffic is detected.

 

 

 

IP

Off

No line is connected or the interface is inactive.

Phones

 

 

Green

Link is up at 100Mbps. LED flashes at 1/10 second

(4 ports)

 

(flashing)

intervals as traffic is detected.

 

 

 

 

Red (flashing)

Link is up at 10Mbps. LED flashes at 1/10 second

 

 

intervals as traffic is detected.

 

 

 

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AMX 544/580 specifications Overview, Installing the Hardware, Specifications, Instructions for Wall Mounting

544/580 specifications

The AMX 544/580 family of armoured vehicles represents a significant advancement in military vehicle technology. Developed by the French aerospace and defence conglomerate, the AMX series has seen various iterations and improvements, with the AMX 544 and 580 models standing out in terms of capability and versatility.

One of the primary features of the AMX 544/580 is its robust design, allowing it to operate effectively in various terrains and combat environments. The vehicles are equipped with a powerful diesel engine, providing enhanced mobility and speed. The drive system includes advanced suspension technology, which improves stability and ride comfort, crucial for troop deployment in rugged landscapes.

Armament is a key characteristic of the AMX 544/580. The vehicles are armed with a 105mm or 120mm cannon, capable of engaging both soft and hardened targets. Additionally, they often come equipped with secondary armaments such as machine guns, increasing their firepower and defensive capabilities against infantry threats. The design also integrates advanced targeting systems, ensuring high accuracy in combat scenarios.

Protection is another critical aspect of the AMX 544/580. The vehicles feature composite armour and, in some variants, reactive armour systems that significantly enhance their survivability against a range of anti-tank weapons. Moreover, these vehicles can be fitted with active protection systems, which detect and neutralize incoming projectiles before they can cause damage.

In terms of technology, the AMX 544/580 incorporates modern battlefield management systems. These systems enable seamless communication and data exchange between vehicles and command units, facilitating coordinated operations. Sensors and electronic warfare capabilities further enhance situational awareness, allowing crews to respond to threats effectively.

The versatility of the AMX 544/580 extends to its battlefield roles. It can serve as a main battle tank, reconnaissance vehicle, or infantry support platform, making it a multi-role asset for modern armies. The modular design allows for quick reconfiguration, accommodating various mission requirements without the need for extensive modifications.

Overall, the AMX 544/580 family exemplifies the evolution of armoured vehicles, blending firepower, protection, mobility, and advanced technology to create a formidable presence on the battlefield. Its ongoing development and adaptation underscore the importance of innovation in military vehicle design, ensuring relevance in contemporary and future combat scenarios.