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Assemble the two console networks as indicated by the appropriate diagram opposite. Standard Cat-5e or 6 Ethernet
cables will be suitable for all network connections. Routers should preferably be of an ‘auto-negotiating’ type and must be
of at least 100BaseT capacity.
The two networks use different data structures so it is important that they are kept separate at all times.
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The SSL Network is a closed proprietary network used to transfer data between the different items of SSL equipment –
including the optional MORSE router.
The short links which connect the Blackrock processor cards to the inbuilt router are supplied. The longer cables that
connect between the console surface, additional I/O or PCs are not included and will need to be supplied and installed by
the facility or integrator.
The lower diagram shows additional wiring required for redundant processor systems. Note that it is important that the
'/3 network link on the console should be connected to the main Blackrock processor. This arrangement will reduce
network traffic which would otherwise be routed through the hub.
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The file management PC, hubs and interconnecting cables are not supplied and will need to be sourced by the facility.
The PC – if not already connected to the facility’s Ethernet LAN – will need to have a network port available. Refer to the
following pages for details on how to configure the PC for file transfer and project backup.
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The routing matrix in a MORSE router can always be controlled by using the console’s touchscreen.
Routing, and optional scheduling, can also be controlled remotely using a PC by purchasing an appropriate license.
The file management PC can also be used to control a MORSE router providing it is equipped with two independent
network cards. This configuration will also allow additional suitably licensed PCs access the router.
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