Contemporary Research ICC/ICW-HE User Manual

Icc/icw- he, Head end network controllers

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ICC/ICW-

HE

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ead End Network Controllers

2-Way RF and Wired Networking

Contemporary Research offers two solutions for intelligent television control and distributed media management, the
ICC-HE and ICW-HE Head-End Network Controllers. Both units are capable of networking up to 4,000 iC-Net TV
Controllers, Display Controllers and Tuners into a unified, interactive system.

Compatible with

ABC Media

Retrieval System and iC Commander software, as well as custom control systems, the Head-End Network
controllers send and receive all commands from a single RS-232 control port.

The ICW-HE provides 2-way iCW-Net networking, distributing iC-Net commands and responses over Category 5 or
Category 3 wiring. Three iCW-Net ports are included, each capable of connecting thousands of ICW-Net format
controllers over wiring runs of up to 3,300 feet (1 Km). In addition, iCW-Net data can be sent to remote locations
over fiber and videoconferencing codecs.

The ICC-HE features the same iCW-Net capabilities as well as distributing iCC-Net data over the CATV cable.
Employing clear-channel RF frequencies to transmit and receive data, the iCC-Net network is compatible with any
CATV system without conflict with existing channels. The bi-directional network operates over a standard low-split
cable system, simplifying installation and support.

Applications include educational television systems, presentation rooms, auditoriums, pay-per-view, theme parks,
museums and industrial video networks.

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Networks up to 4,000 TVs through wired iCW-Net and broadband CATV iCC-Net protocol

— iCC-Net operates through same CATV coax as TV channels, requires no additional wiring

Clear-channel send and receive frequencies compatible with all CATV distribution systems

Operates over a standard low-split cable system, simplifying installation and support.

— iCW-Net distributes data over standard Category 5 or 3 wiring

Compatible with fiber optic cable, or codec network data distribution

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Sends commands to individual devices, zones, or all units from a single RS-232 port

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Interacts with ABC Media Retrieval Systems, iC Commander software, or custom control systems

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Includes local control buttons and I/O ports that can trigger events in PC software or control systems

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Provides LED feedback for network, control, and operation status

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Restores operation status after loss of power from data stored in non-volatile memory

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Mounts on shelf or 19” equipment rack

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