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Monroe One-Net SE - Introduction; Front Panel; Chapter 1: Hardware Overview

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One-Net/DASDEC User Manual 1-1v3.0 | r0616
Hardware Overview
INTRODUCTION
The One-Net and DASDEC are 2U rack-mounted EAS devices ulizing standard
computer technology in a dedicated chassis with broadcast quality connectors. The
PC motherboard uses industry standard connectors for USB, PS/2, serial, VGA, HDMI,
networking, and audio. In addion to the standard motherboard connecons, the
plaorms feature broadcast quality video, audio, antenna, contact closure, and power
connectors. All external connectors are located in the rear of the unit. An LCD, buon,
status/alert LEDs, and an internal speaker are located on the front of each unit.
FRONT PANEL
Front Panels of the One Net and DASDECII Units
The front panel features a 2 line x 20 character backlit LCD that indicates power-on
and real-me device status. Two LEDs (1 green, 1 red) are used for a variety of status
indicaons. A small grill provides audio from an internal speaker. The push-buon
iniates a simple weekly test.
Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)
The backlit green LCD shows real-me status. The LCD has numerous purposes
indicang system and/or encoding/decoding and acve alert along with buon acon
status.
When the EAS device is powered on, the LCD lights up, indicang power-on state.
As system soware is boot loaded, the LCD displays the following sequence:
1. DigitalAlertSystems / *DASDEC – 1EN*
2. ** Startup 3 **
3. 8x scrolling asterisks on the rst line, and the me [HH:MM:SS] and date
[DD Month, YY] on the second line
4. The scrolling asterisks are then replaced by either OneNet: Starng.. or
DASDEC: Starng..
5. Once the startup sequence is complete, the LCD will enter its normal
display state, where the rst line of the LCD will display either OneNet:
ON or DASDEC:ON, followed by the Server Name and the IP address of
the device. The second line connues to display the current clock me
and date.
Note
Server Name refers to the
individual device’s given
name. Default names
are OneNet-1F EAS and
DASDEC-1F, respecvely.
To change the Server
Name, log in to the web
browser interface and
navigate to Setup > Server
> Main/License.