Clear-Com Eclipse-PiCo - Manual (Page 26)

Clear-Com Communication Systems
Eclipse PiCo Matrix Instruction Manual
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Scroll to a menu item by rotating the setup/enter knob. When the
desired menu item is highlighted on the screen, select it by pressing
the setup/enter knob.
Note: The PiCo display dims when the unit has not been used for
three minutes. Pressing any key causes the previously
displayed screen to reappear.
CHECKING PORT STATUS
Scrolling to and selecting Status on the Main menu causes the Status
menu to appear providing further options.
Figure 3-2: Status Menu
On scrolling to and selecting Ports on this menu the System Ports
menu appears, showing all of the available 36 ports graphically, with
their current status.
Figure 3-3: System Ports Menu
Each rectangle on the System Ports menu represents one of the 36
possible “port” connections in the system. A “port” connection is one of
the RJ-45 connectors on the PiCo’s rear panel to which remote panel
and interfaces are connected with shielded CAT-5 cable.
When a remote device is connected to a PiCo “port,” the rectangle will
first show a chequered pattern to indicate communications activity,
then will change to a solid light when the connected device is online
and communicating with the matrix.
In addition, a letter or number will appear above each rectangle to
indicate the type of connection, as follows:
STATUS MENU
GPO
PORTS
GPI
EXIT
SYSTEM PORTS
EXIT
N P
“Source” refers to a
device—beltpack, intercom
panel, or a variety of other
devices—from which audio is
received.
“Destination” refers to a
device to which audio is sent.