Clear-Com HX System Frames - Manual (Page 22)

4.2 Installing the Eclipse HX-PiCo
To install an Eclipse HX-PiCo:
1. Remove the Eclipse HX-PiCo from its shipping carton.
2. Place the matrix in a standard Electronic Industry Association equipment 19” (48.26 cm)
rack.
Environmental information:
Leave clearance on all sides of the matrix to ensure proper airflow. Do not block
ventilation vents.
3. Connect the power supplies to AC mains power using the IEC connectors on the
matrix’s rear panel. The matrix has two separate AC power entry connectors for the two
separate power supplies in the system (see section below).
Note:
The Eclipse HX-PiCo requires 100 - 240 VAC at 50 - 60 Hz. The maximum input power
to each of the two power supplies is 60 watts. For the power supply specifications, see
7.7 Power supply unit.
4.2.1 Powering the Eclipse HX-PiCo
The Eclipse HX-PiCo matrix has two IEC mains AC power connectors that provide separate
power inputs for the redundant power supplies. If each AC input is connected to a different
mains AC branch, one power supply will continue to operate if the other supply’s main AC
branch fails.
CPU backup battery
The Eclipse HX-PiCo matrix is fitted with a non-rechargeable battery to maintain the system
memory (CPU) that stores the configuration maps and other system data in the event of power
failure or the unit being switched off for a period of time.
The Eclipse HX-PiCo battery is normally a 1/2AA 3V VARTA 6127-201-301 and is fitted on
shipment. The battery has a capacity of 970mAh and a life of approximately 252 days.
Important note:
If the matrix is stored for more than three months, or if the AC power to the matrix is regularly
turned off, a qualified service person should be contacted to disconnect the CPU backup battery
before storing the matrix. Only a qualified service person should attempt to disconnect the
battery.
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