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7700FR/7800FR MultiFrame

7800TR-32x24 Modular Tally Router

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2 Revision 1.2

Features & Benefits:

• 32 General Purpose Outputs and 24 General Purpose Inputs on rear 62-pin D-Sub connectors.

• Wet power source selectable between internal 5V and 12V power sources.

• General Purpose Inputs are protected by optoisolators. Wide voltage range up to 24V.

• General Purpose Outputs are protected by polyfuses.

• Can configure General Purpose Inputs for edge, high, or low triggering.

• Can configure General Purpose Outputs as pulse or steady outputs.

• All General Purpose I/O can be setup as normal (normally-open) or inverted (normally-closed).

• Available 7800TR-BHP bulkhead panel to breakout rear GPIO.

• Gigabit Ethernet & Serial ports for SNMP configuration and Quartz Protocol control.

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Table of Contents1
Overview5
Figure 1-1: 7800TR-32X24 with Accompanying Rear I/O Module (Rear Plate)5
Specifications7
Rear General Purpose Inputs7
Rear General Purpose Outputs7
Ethernet Port7
Electrical7
Physical7
Installation9
Rear Panel9
Figure 3-1: 7800TR-32X24 Rear Plate9
Ethernet Connection10
Table 3-1: Standard 8-Pin Modular Connector Wiring Color Codes10
Card Edge11
LED Indicators11
Figure 3-2: Card Edge Leds and Serial Port11
Card Edge Serial Port12
Figure 3-3: 7700 Upgrade Cable Picture (WA-S76)12
Table 3-2: 7700 Upgrade Cable Wiring (WA-S76)12
Table 3-3: COM Port Settings12
Frame Status Leds13
LED Display13
Table 3-4: Command Line Interface Commands13
Rear General Purpose Inputs/Outputs15
Figure 3-4: Rear Plate 62-Pin D-Sub Connectors Pinouts15
General Purpose Inputs17
Figure 3-5: Rear GPI Input Schematic17
Table 3-5: Rear GPI Input Electrical Specifications17
General Purpose Outputs18
Figure 3-6: Rear General Purpose Output Circuit Diagram (Dry)18
Table 3-6: Rear General Purpose Output Electrical Specifications18
Wet Power19
Table 3-7: Wet Power Source Selections19
General Purpose I/O Modes20
Tally Wet and Dry Terminology20
General Purpose Output Modes21
General Purpose Input Modes21
Optional 7800Tr-Bhp Bulkhead Panel21
7800TR-BHP General Purpose Output Connections22
Figure 3-7: Optional 7800TR-BHP Bulkhead Panel22
Figure 3-8: 7800TR-BHP GPO in Wet Mode Circuit Diagram22
7800TR-BHP General Purpose Input Connections23
Figure 3-9: 7800TR-BHP GPO in Dry Mode Circuit Diagram23
Figure 3-10: 7800TR-BHP GPI in Wet Mode Circuit Diagram23
Figure 3-11: 7800TR-BHP GPI in Dry Mode Circuit Diagram23
Configuration24
Setting the Ip Address24
Updating and Using Vistalink Pro25
Updating Vistalink® with a New JAR File26
Figure 4-1: Vistalink® Pro Version Information26
Applying a JAR Update Vistalink® Pro27
Opening the Configuration View for the 7800TR-32X24 in Vistalink® Pro27
Figure 4-2: Vistalink® Pro Configuration View27
Opening the Alarm View for the 7800TR-32X24 in Vistalink® Pro28
Configuring the Tally Router28
Selecting the Wet Voltage Source28
Table 4-1: Vistalink® Pro Configuration Tabs28
Configuring the GPI29
Configuring the GPO29
Figure 4-3: Vistalink Pro GPI Settings Tab29
Operation30
Quartz Remote Control Protocol30
Figure 4-4: Vistalink Pro GPO Settings Tab30
Magnum Integration32
MAGNUM-TALLY License32
Figure 5-1: Magnum License Management Screen32
Adding the Tally Router to MAGNUM33
Figure 5-2: Magnum Devices View33
Figure 5-3: Adding a Tally Router Device to Magnum33
Setting up the MAGNUM Tally Grid34
Figure 5-4: Magnum Tally Grid Configuration View34
Upgrading the Firmware35
Performing a Firmware Upgrade with Vistalink® Pro35
Figure 6-1: Vistalink® Pro Upgrade Firmware Dialog35
Performing a Firmware Upgrade through the Card Edge Serial Port36

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