ACAMS 20300-0404-B02 Technical Manual SBGR (ID 23571)

TECHNICAL MANUAL
São Paulo, Guarulhos

International Airport
Comissão de Implantação
do Sistema de Controle do
Espaço Aéreo (CISCEA)
23.09.2022
20300-0404-B02
ACAMS AS Tel.: +47 23 13 44 40

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Document: Technical Manual
Project São Paulo, Guarulhos International Airport
Client: CISCEA
CHANGE HISTORY
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Page
1 Introduction .................................................................................................................... 1
2 System Architecture....................................................................................................... 2
3 Hardware Platform ......................................................................................................... 4
3.1 HP ARUBA Switches........................................................................................................ 4
3.1.1 Specification..................................................................................................................... 4
3.1.2 Description ....................................................................................................................... 5
3.1.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Planet Switches.............................................................................................................. 15
3.2.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 15
3.2.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 16
3.2.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 20
3.3 Servers .......................................................................................................................... 21
3.3.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 21
3.3.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 21
3.3.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 25
3.4 Storage .......................................................................................................................... 29
3.4.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 29
3.4.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 30
3.4.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 30
3.5 Controller Working Position ............................................................................................ 31
3.5.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 31
3.5.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 31
3.5.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 32
3.6 KVM Switch.................................................................................................................... 42
3.6.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 42
3.6.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 43
3.6.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 45
3.7 Operator Monitor ............................................................................................................ 46
3.7.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 46
3.7.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 47
3.7.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 49
3.8 Remote I/O..................................................................................................................... 60
3.8.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 60
3.8.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 60
3.8.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 62
3.9 Serial Device Server....................................................................................................... 66
3.9.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 66
3.9.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 67
3.9.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 68
3.10 ATIS Switchover Unit ..................................................................................................... 69
3.10.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 69
3.10.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 70
3.10.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 75
3.11 Network Security ............................................................................................................ 76
3.11.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 76
3.11.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 76
3.11.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 77
3.12 IP Phone ........................................................................................................................ 78
3.12.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 78
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3.12.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 79

3.12.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 79
3.13 Network Printer .............................................................................................................. 80
3.13.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 80
3.13.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 80
3.13.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 81
3.14 Entrance Camera ........................................................................................................... 82
3.14.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 82
3.14.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 82
3.14.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 84
3.15 Microphone, Mouse & Keyboard..................................................................................... 86
3.15.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 86
3.15.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 87
3.15.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 87
3.16 Sound Bar ...................................................................................................................... 87
3.17 Central Equipment Layout .............................................................................................. 88
3.18 Interlock Switchover Unit ................................................................................................ 89
3.18.1 Specification................................................................................................................... 89
3.18.2 Description ..................................................................................................................... 90
3.18.3 Configuration .................................................................................................................. 90
3.19 Rack Network................................................................................................................. 91
3.20 Rack/VCR Network ........................................................................................................ 92
4 System Interfaces......................................................................................................... 93
4.1 Afl .................................................................................................................................. 93
4.2 Met................................................................................................................................. 94
4.3 Navaids .......................................................................................................................... 95
4.4 Time............................................................................................................................... 96
4.5 Atis................................................................................................................................. 96
4.6 Voice Com ..................................................................................................................... 97
4.7 Spotlights ....................................................................................................................... 98
4.8 Sunshade ....................................................................................................................... 98
4.9 Entrance Control ............................................................................................................ 98
4.10 External Networks .......................................................................................................... 99
5 Software Modules....................................................................................................... 100
5.1 Airfield Lighting Control ................................................................................................ 101
5.1.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 101
5.1.2 Status Indicators .......................................................................................................... 106
5.1.3 Configuration Parameters ............................................................................................. 107
5.2 Meteorological Information Display ............................................................................... 109
5.2.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 109
5.3 Navigation Aids Status Monitoring ................................................................................ 117
5.3.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 117
5.4 Document Viewer ......................................................................................................... 121
5.4.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 121
5.5 Time Synchronization and Display ................................................................................ 123
5.5.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 123

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5.6 Spotlight ....................................................................................................................... 125
5.6.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 125
5.7 Sunshades ................................................................................................................... 129
5.7.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 129
5.8 Entrance ...................................................................................................................... 133
5.8.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 133
5.9 Notice Board ................................................................................................................ 137
5.9.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 137
5.10 Automatic Conference/Crash Alarm.............................................................................. 141
5.10.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 141
5.11 ATIS............................................................................................................................. 145
5.11.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 145
5.12 TCMS .......................................................................................................................... 149
5.12.1 HMI .............................................................................................................................. 149
6 Network Configuration ............................................................................................... 157
7 Software Requirements.............................................................................................. 159
7.1 ACAMS ........................................................................................................................ 159
7.1.1 Prerequisites ................................................................................................................ 159
7.1.2 Shortcuts...................................................................................................................... 159
7.1.3 JAVA Runtime Environment 8 ...................................................................................... 160
7.1.4 PostgreSQL Database Installation ................................................................................ 165
7.1.5 Open Office .................................................................................................................. 183
7.1.6 Adobe Reader .............................................................................................................. 186
7.1.7 Nport Administrator ...................................................................................................... 188
7.1.8 Speech Engine ............................................................................................................. 192
7.1.9 VNC Server .................................................................................................................. 202
7.2 TATIC .......................................................................................................................... 206
7.2.1 Prerequisites ................................................................................................................ 206
7.2.2 Framework 4.7 ............................................................................................................. 206
7.2.3 Adobe Reader .............................................................................................................. 206
7.2.4 SQL Server .................................................................................................................. 206
7.2.5 Install SQL Service Pack 1 ........................................................................................... 206
7.2.6 Configure Protocols ...................................................................................................... 206
8 Software Licenses and Keys ..................................................................................... 207
9 Backup & Restore ...................................................................................................... 208
9.1 Windows Server 2019 .................................................................................................. 208

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9.1.1 Backup ......................................................................................................................... 208

9.2 GPO............................................................................................................................. 215
9.2.1 GPO Backup ................................................................................................................ 215
9.2.2 GPO Restore ............................................................................................................... 217
9.3 Windows 10 ................................................................................................................. 222
9.4 Database ..................................................................................................................... 226
9.4.1 Database Backup ......................................................................................................... 226
9.4.2 Database restore.......................................................................................................... 229
9.5 Nport ............................................................................................................................ 232
9.5.1 Nport Backup ............................................................................................................... 232
9.5.2 Nport Restore............................................................................................................... 235
9.6 Firewall ........................................................................................................................ 238
9.6.1 Firewall Backup ............................................................................................................ 238
9.6.2 Firewall Restore ........................................................................................................... 241
9.7 Hardware ..................................................................................................................... 244
9.7.1 Server .......................................................................................................................... 244
9.7.2 KVM Drawer................................................................................................................. 245
9.7.3 Controller Working Position .......................................................................................... 246
9.7.4 Switch .......................................................................................................................... 247
9.7.5 Nport ............................................................................................................................ 248
9.7.6 Firewall ........................................................................................................................ 249
9.7.7 Remote I/O................................................................................................................... 250
9.8 Windows Server 2019 .................................................................................................. 251
9.8.1 Group Policy Object ..................................................................................................... 251
9.8.2 Distributed File System................................................................................................. 252
10 Notes........................................................................................................................... 253
10.1 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................... 253
10.2 Definitions .................................................................................................................... 253

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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 2-1: Block Diagram ACAMS Integrated System Guarulhos TWR ............................................. 3
Figure 3-1: HP/ARUBA Network Switch 2530-24G ............................................................................. 4
Figure 3-2: LAN Switch HP – Front View............................................................................................ 5
Figure 3-3: LAN Switch HP – Rear View ............................................................................................ 5
Figure 3-4: Port & Indicator Description.............................................................................................. 5
Figure 3-5: Planet IGS-10020MT ..................................................................................................... 15
Figure 3-6: Planet IGS-5225-4T2S................................................................................................... 16
Figure 3-7: PLANET IGS-10020MT Description ............................................................................... 16
Figure 3-8: Planet IGS-5225-4T2S Description ................................................................................ 18
Figure 3-9: HP DL360 Gen10 Server ............................................................................................... 21
Figure 3-10: Server – Front View ..................................................................................................... 21
Figure 3-11: Hard Disk Description .................................................................................................. 22
Figure 3-12: Server Description - Rear View .................................................................................... 23
Figure 3-13: Power Supply Description ............................................................................................ 24
Figure 3-14: LAN LED Indicator ....................................................................................................... 24
Figure 3-15: Hierarchy ..................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 3-16: HP MSA 2050 SAN Storage......................................................................................... 29
Figure 3-17: SAN Description – Rear View....................................................................................... 30
Figure 3-18: HP EliteDesk 800 G6 Mini ............................................................................................ 31
Figure 3-19: Workstation Description – Front View ........................................................................... 31
Figure 3-20: Workstation Description – Rear View ........................................................................... 32
Figure 3-21: Aten CL-5708N KVM Drawer ....................................................................................... 42
Figure 3-22: ATEN CS782DP-AT KVM Switch ................................................................................. 42
Figure 3-23: Rack KVM - Front View ................................................................................................ 43
Figure 3-24: Rack KVM - Board ....................................................................................................... 43
Figure 3-25: Rack KVM - Indicators ................................................................................................. 44
Figure 3-26: Rack KVM - Rear View ................................................................................................ 44
Figure 3-27: NEC P242W-BK monitor .............................................................................................. 46
Figure 3-28: Operator Monitor - Front View ...................................................................................... 47
Figure 3-29: Operator Monitor - Buttons ........................................................................................... 47
Figure 3-30: Operator Monitor - Rear View....................................................................................... 48
Figure 3-31: Operator Monitor – Connectors .................................................................................... 49
Figure 3-32: MOXA ioLogik 4000 Remote I/O .................................................................................. 60
Figure 3-33: MOXA Network Adapter ............................................................................................... 60
Figure 3-34: M2801 Output Module.................................................................................................. 61
Figure 3-35: M1801 Input Module .................................................................................................... 61
Figure 3-36: MOXA ioAdmin Overview............................................................................................. 62
Figure 3-37: MOXA ioAdmin - Management Access......................................................................... 63
Figure 3-38: MOXA ioAdmin - Network Configuration ....................................................................... 63
Figure 3-39: MOXA ioAdmin – Adapter Info ..................................................................................... 64
Figure 3-40: MOXA NPort Serial Device Server ............................................................................... 66
Figure 3-41: Serial Device Server - Front View................................................................................. 67
Figure 3-42: Serial Device Server - Rear View ................................................................................. 67
Figure 3-43: ACAMS Switchover Unit 19’’ Sub-Rack ........................................................................ 69
Figure 3-44: Switchover Unit - Front View ........................................................................................ 70
Figure 3-45: Switchover Unit – Rear View ........................................................................................ 70
Figure 3-46: PoE Injector ................................................................................................................. 71
Figure 3-47: 24VDC Power Supply .................................................................................................. 72
Figure 3-48: VoIP Decoder .............................................................................................................. 72
Figure 3-49: Voice Detector ............................................................................................................. 73

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Figure 3-50: I/O Unit ........................................................................................................................ 74

Figure 3-51: CISCO ASA5506-X Firewall ......................................................................................... 76
Figure 3-52: Firewall - Front View .................................................................................................... 76
Figure 3-53: Firewall – Rear View .................................................................................................... 76
Figure 3-54: Planet IP Phone VIP-1260PT ....................................................................................... 78
Figure 3-55: IP Phone - Front View .................................................................................................. 79
Figure 3-56: HP LaserJet Pro M203dw ............................................................................................ 80
Figure 3-57: Printer- Front View ....................................................................................................... 80
Figure 3-58: Printer – Rear View ...................................................................................................... 81
Figure 3-59: AXIS P3374-V Network Camera .................................................................................. 82
Figure 3-60: Camera- Front View ..................................................................................................... 82
Figure 3-61: Camera –Overview ...................................................................................................... 83
Figure 3-62: Camera – Rear View.................................................................................................... 83
Figure 3-63: Microphone BOSCH LBB 9080/00 ............................................................................... 86
Figure 3-64: Logitech G G413 SE Keyboard .................................................................................... 86
Figure 3-65: Logitech M500 Mouse.................................................................................................. 86
Figure 3-66: Microphone - Front View .............................................................................................. 87
Figure 3-67: Wohler VMQ-4 ............................................................................................................. 87
Figure 3-68: Logitech S-120 Speaker............................................................................................... 87
Figure 3-69: Central Equipment Rack Layout ................................................................................... 88
Figure 3-70: Interlock Switchover Unit - Front View .......................................................................... 90
Figure 3-71: Interlock Switchover Unit - Rear View........................................................................... 90
Figure 3-72: Rack Equipment Interconnections ................................................................................ 91
Figure 3-73: Rack & VCR Interconnections ...................................................................................... 92
Figure 4-1: AFL Architecture ............................................................................................................ 93
Figure 4-2: MET Architecture ........................................................................................................... 94
Figure 4-3: Navaids Architecture ...................................................................................................... 95
Figure 4-4: Time Architecture........................................................................................................... 96
Figure 4-5: ATIS Architecture........................................................................................................... 96
Figure 4-6: Crash Alarm Architecture ............................................................................................... 97
Figure 4-7: Spotlight Control Interface.............................................................................................. 98
Figure 4-8: Sunshade Control Interface............................................................................................ 98
Figure 4-9: Entrance Control Interface ............................................................................................. 98
Figure 4-10: External Network Interface ........................................................................................... 99
Figure 5-1: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – ALCMS View .................................................................. 102
Figure 5-2: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – Stop Bars View............................................................... 103
Figure 5-3: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – ALCMS Full Screen View ............................................... 104
Figure 5-4: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – Stop Bars Full Screen View ............................................ 104
Figure 5-5: ACAMS i6 ALCMS - Server.......................................................................................... 105
Figure 5-6: ACAMS i6 MET – Client ............................................................................................... 109
Figure 5-7: ACAMS i6 MET – Client – TAB View............................................................................ 110
Figure 5-8: ACAMS i6 MET – Client –Extended View ..................................................................... 111
Figure 5-9: ACAMS i6 MET – Client – TAB Extended View ............................................................ 112
Figure 5-10: ACAMS i6 MET - Server ............................................................................................ 114
Figure 5-11: ACAMS i6 Navaids – Client........................................................................................ 117
Figure 5-12: ACAMS i6 Navaids - Server ....................................................................................... 118
Figure 5-13: ACAMS i6 Document Viewer ..................................................................................... 121
Figure 5-14: ACAMS i6 Time Display ............................................................................................. 123
Figure 5-15: ACAMS i6 Spotlight – Client ....................................................................................... 125
Figure 5-16: ACAMS i6 Spotlight - Server ...................................................................................... 125
Figure 5-17: ACAMS i6 Sunshades – Client ................................................................................... 129
Figure 5-18: ACAMS i6 Sunshades - Server .................................................................................. 129

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Figure 5-19: ACAMS i6 Video – Client ........................................................................................... 133

Figure 5-20: ACAMS i6 Video - Server........................................................................................... 133
Figure 5-21: ACAMS i6 Notice Board – Client ................................................................................ 137
Figure 5-22: ACAMS i6 Notice Board - Server................................................................................ 137
Figure 5-23: ACAMS i6 Voice – Client ........................................................................................... 141
Figure 5-24: ACAMS i6 Voice – Client Extended ............................................................................ 141
Figure 5-25: ACAMS i6 Voice - Server ........................................................................................... 142
Figure 5-26: ACAMS i6 ATIS – Client ............................................................................................ 145
Figure 5-27: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Client – Main Overview................................................................ 149
Figure 5-28: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Client – HDV ............................................................................... 150
Figure 5-29: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Client – Graphic View .................................................................. 151
Figure 5-30: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Server ......................................................................................... 152
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3-1: HP/ARUBA 2530-24G Specifications ................................................................................ 4
Table 3-2: Link and Mode Indicators .................................................................................................. 6
Table 3-3: Rack Switch 1 Port Configuration .................................................................................... 13
Table 3-7: Aruba Switch Credentials ................................................................................................ 14
Table 3-8: Planet IGS-10020MT Specifications ................................................................................ 15
Table 3-9: Planet IGS-5225-4T2S Specifications ............................................................................. 16
Table 3-10: System Indicators ......................................................................................................... 17
Table 3-11: Ethernet Ports Indicators ............................................................................................... 17
Table 3-12: SFP Ports Indicators ..................................................................................................... 17
Table 3-13: System Indicators ......................................................................................................... 18
Table 3-14: Ethernet Ports Indicators ............................................................................................... 19
Table 3-15: SFP Ports Indicators ..................................................................................................... 19
Table 3-16: VCR Switches Port Configuration .................................................................................. 20
Table 3-17: Planet Switches Credentials .......................................................................................... 20
Table 3-18: Substations Switches Port Configuration ....................................................................... 20
Table 3-19: HP DL360 Gen 10 Specifications .................................................................................. 21
Table 3-20: Hard Disk Specifications ............................................................................................... 21
Table 3-21: Power and Lan Indicators.............................................................................................. 22
Table 3-22: Hard Disk LED Online/Fault .......................................................................................... 23
Table 3-23: Power LED Indicator ..................................................................................................... 24
Table 3-24: Connection Status Indicator .......................................................................................... 24
Table 3-25: Users Configuration ...................................................................................................... 25
Table 3-26: Shared Folders ............................................................................................................. 25
Table 3-27: Storage Specifications .................................................................................................. 29
Table 3-28: Hard Disk Specifications ............................................................................................... 29
Table 3-29: Client Computer Specifications...................................................................................... 31
Table 3-30: Client Computer Specifications...................................................................................... 32
Table 3-31: Domain Credentials....................................................................................................... 38
Table 3-32: Computer Name and Domain ........................................................................................ 39
Table 3-33: Domain User Credentials .............................................................................................. 40
Table 3-34: KVM Specifications ....................................................................................................... 42
Table 3-35: Operator Monitor Specifications .................................................................................... 46
Table 3-36: Operator Monitor Indicators Description ........................................................................ 48

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Table 3-37: Crash Alarm PLC Configuration .................................................................................... 64

Table 3-38: Spotlights and Sunshades PLC Configuration ............................................................... 65
Table 3-39: Interlock PLC Configuration........................................................................................... 65
Table 3-40: Nport Specifications ...................................................................................................... 66
Table 3-41: Serial Device 1 Configuration (ACAMSSBGRSD1 192.168.14.61) ................................. 68
Table 3-42: Serial Device 2 Configuration (ACAMSSBGRSD2 192.168.14.62) ................................. 68
Table 3-43: ACAMS Switchover Unit Specifications ......................................................................... 69
Table 3-44: Switchover Unit components ......................................................................................... 71
Table 3-45: Switchover Unit Port Configuration ................................................................................ 75
Table 3-46: CISCO ASA5506-X Specifications................................................................................. 76
Table 3-47: Firewall Port Configuration ............................................................................................ 77
Table 3-48: Planet IP Phone VIP-1260PT Specifications.................................................................. 78
Table 3-49: IP Phone Configuration ................................................................................................. 79
Table 3-50: Printer Specifications .................................................................................................... 80
Table 3-51: Microphone Specifications ............................................................................................ 86
Table 3-52: ACAMS Interlock Switchover Unit Specifications ........................................................... 89
Table 3-53: ACAMS Interlock Switchover Unit components.............................................................. 89
Table 3-54: ACAMS Interlock Switchover Unit Port Configuration..................................................... 90
Table 4-1: ATIS Interface ................................................................................................................. 97
Table 4-2: Spotlight equipment ........................................................................................................ 98
Table 4-3: Sunshade equipment ...................................................................................................... 98
Table 5-1: ALCMS Server Configuration Parameters ..................................................................... 107
Table 5-2: ALCMS Client Configuration Parameters....................................................................... 108
Table 5-3: MET Server Configuration Parameters .......................................................................... 115
Table 5-4: MET Client Configuration Parameters ........................................................................... 116
Table 5-5: NAVAIDS Server Configuration Parameters .................................................................. 119
Table 5-6: NAVAIDS Client Configuration Parameters ................................................................... 120
Table 5-7: DOC VIEWER Configuration Parameters ...................................................................... 122
Table 5-8: TIME Configuration Parameters .................................................................................... 124
Table 5-9: SPOTLIGHT Server Configuration Parameters.............................................................. 127
Table 5-10: SPOTLIGHT Client Configuration Parameters ............................................................. 128
Table 5-11: CURTAIN Server Configuration Parameters ................................................................ 131
Table 5-12: CURTAIN Client Configuration Parameters ................................................................. 132
Table 5-13: VIDEO Server Configuration Parameters .................................................................... 135
Table 5-14: VIDEO Client Configuration Parameters ...................................................................... 136
Table 5-15: NOTICE BOARD Server Configuration Parameters ..................................................... 139
Table 5-16: NOTICE BOARD Client Configuration Parameters ...................................................... 140
Table 5-17: VOICE Server Configuration Parameters .................................................................... 143
Table 5-18: VOICE Client Configuration Parameters ...................................................................... 144
Table 5-19: ATIS Server Configuration Parameters........................................................................ 148
Table 5-20: ATIS Client Configuration Parameters ......................................................................... 148
Table 5-21: TCMS Server Configuration Parameters ..................................................................... 155
Table 5-22: TCMS Client Configuration Parameters ....................................................................... 156
Table 6-1: Network Configuration & IP Plan ................................................................................... 157
Table 7-1: ACAMS Prerequisites ................................................................................................... 159
Table 7-2: ACAMS & TATIC Shortcuts........................................................................................... 159
Table 7-3: TATIC Prerequisites...................................................................................................... 206
Table 8-1: Windows Licenses ........................................................................................................ 207
Table 8-2: SQL Server License ...................................................................................................... 207
Table 9-1: Server Troubleshooting ................................................................................................. 244
Table 9-2: KVM Troubleshooting.................................................................................................... 245
Table 9-3: CWP Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 246

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Table 9-4: Switch Troubleshooting ................................................................................................. 247

Table 9-5: Nport Troubleshooting................................................................................................... 248
Table 9-6: Firewall Troubleshooting ............................................................................................... 249
Table 9-7: Remote I/O Troubleshooting ......................................................................................... 250
Table 9-8: GPO Troubleshooting ................................................................................................... 251
Table 9-9: DFS Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 252
Table 10-1: List of abbreviations .................................................................................................... 253
Table 10-2: List of definitions ......................................................................................................... 253

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1 INTRODUCTION
The ACAMS product is a computer system providing an integrated and homogenous solution to the
basic monitoring and control requirements of an airport tower.
The ACAMS product is designed around a fault tolerant and modular architecture which can be scaled
to suit the functional and capacity requirements of any civil or military tower. The functions included at
São Paulo, Guarulhos International Airport Tower are:
Airfield Lighting Control
Meteorological Information Display
Navigation Aids Status Monitoring
Document Viewer
Time Synchronization and Display
Tower Cabin Internal Light
Sunshade Control
Video Surveillance
Entrance Control
Notice Board
Automatic Conference/Crash Alarm
ATIS
Electronic Flight Strips (TATIC)
Technical Monitoring
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2 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
The ACAMS Integrated System comprises:

Four multi-purpose servers for central processing and data storage.
Four servers dedicated for Electronic Flight Strip (TATIC) processing.
One storage with dual controllers and small form factor drive support.
One KVM drawer for server’s display.
Dualized Ethernet network for interconnection of the system.
Two firewalls for network security.
Two Serial Device servers for interfacing with external equipment.
Ethernet LAN based I/O for interfacing to the external equipment.
One ACAMS switchover unit for ATIS.
IP phones for conference installed in various locations such as Fire station and COA.
Controller Working Positions in the Tower Cabin with touch screen displays.
One Controller Working Position in the Operational Room (Sala Operacional) with touch screen
displays.
Technical Control and Monitoring System TCMS position.
Miscellaneous additional equipment as required to provide the specified functionality and
integration
Each operational position is equipped with 2 touch screen displays and one common keyboard and
mouse to manage all the applications available at the position. The TCMS position is equipped with 1
touch screen display running TCMS application only.
The touch screen monitors of the operational positions are distributed in the consoles according to the
operational specifications for each airport.
The system block diagram is shown below:
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Figure 2-1: Block Diagram ACAMS Integrated System Guarulhos TWR
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3 HARDWARE PLATFORM
3.1 HP ARUBA Switches
3.1.1 Specification
The network consists of the following components:
Four managed network switches located in the central equipment rack.
The network switches HP/Aruba Procurve 2530-24G have 24 RJ-45 10/100/1000 ports and four small
form-factor pluggable (SFP) slots for fiber connectivity.
The switches include comprehensive management functionality including QoS (Quality of Service) and
Bandwidth Management features allowing the network performance to be optimized.
Figure 3-1: HP/ARUBA Network Switch 2530-24G
Network switches specifications are:
Table 3-1: HP/ARUBA 2530-24G Specifications

Model HP/ARUBA Switch E2530-24G
Ports (24) RJ-45 autosensing 10/100/1000 ports
(4) fixed Gigabit Ethernet SFP port
Management Web Based Management, SNMP, QoS
Input Voltage 220 V AC, 110 V AC
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3.1.2 Description
The HP switch is composed of:
Console ports: For switch configuration
Ethernet ports: For network connection
SFP ports: Small Form-factor Pluggable
Power Connector: For Switch power
Figure 3-2: LAN Switch HP – Front View
Figure 3-3: LAN Switch HP – Rear View
Figure 3-4: Port & Indicator Description

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The Link and Mode Indicators can be:
Table 3-2: Link and Mode Indicators

Indicator Status Description
OFF No network connection
Link
ON Network connection established
OFF 10 Mbps
Mode Flashing 100 Mbps
ON 1000 Mbps
3.1.3 Configuration
To configure the name and IP address of the switch, PuTTY is used as a terminal emulator. To install
PuTTY, double click on “putty-64bit-0.71-installer.msi”.
Click “Next”.

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Click “Next”.
Click “Install”.

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Wait during the installation.
Click “Finish”.
First, connect the console cable between the maintenance laptop serial port and switch console port,
then start PuTTY.

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Enter the following settings then click “Open”:
Serial line: The COM port detected on maintenance laptop.

Speed: 9600.
Connection type: Serial.
Press “Enter” twice.

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Enter the command conf and press “Enter”.
Enter the command hostname “ACAMSSBGRSW1” and press “Enter”. The spare switch name
depends on the faulty switch.

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Enter the command vlan 1 and press “Enter”.
Enter the command ip address 192.168.14.51 255.255.255.0.
The spare switch IP address depends on the faulty switch. Refer to chapter 6 Network Configuration.
Enter the command write memory and press “Enter” to save the configuration.
To check if the configuration is correct, open a web browser and enter the switch IP address.

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Click on “Ports” where the status of all the ports is shown.

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The following tables show the port allocation for each switch.
ACAMSSBGRSW1 – LAN1
Table 3-3: Rack Switch 1 Port Configuration

Port Connected To Port Connected To
1 ACAMS Server 1 15
2 ACAMS Server 3 16
3 TATIC Server 1 17
4 TATIC Server 3 18
5 ACAMS Server 4 ILO 19
6 TATIC Server 4 ILO 20
7 Serial Device 1 21
8 ATIS Switchover Unit 22 Rack Switch 2
VoIP 1
9 23 Rack Switch 4
10 24 Rack Switch 3
11 Firewall 1 25 VCR Switch 1
12 Firewall 2 26 EATON VLAN
13 27
14 28

1 ACAMS Server 2 15
2 ACAMS Server 4 16
3 TATIC Server 2 17
4 TATIC Server 4 18
7 21
8 22 Rack Switch 1
9 23 Rack Switch 3
10 ACAMS SO 24 Rack Switch 4
11 25 VCR Switch 3
12 26
13 27
14 28

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1 ACAMS Server 1 15
2 ACAMS Server 3 16
3 TATIC Server 1 17
4 TATIC Server 3 18
7 Serial Device 2 21
VoIP 2
LAN
10 24 Rack Switch 4
11 Firewall 1 25 VCR Switch 2
12 Firewall 2 26 EATON VLAN
13 27
14 28

1 ACAMS Server 2 15
2 ACAMS Server 4 16
3 TATIC Server 2 17
4 TATIC Server 4 18
7 21
8 Crash Alarm PLC 22 Rack Switch 2
9 23 Rack Switch 1
10 TATIC SO 24 Rack Switch 3
11 25 VCR Switch 4
12 26
13 27
14 28
Table 3-7: Aruba Switch Credentials

Name Logon Name Password
Manager manager Acams01
Operator operator Acams01

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3.2 Planet Switches

3.2.1 Specification
3.2.1.1 Planet IGS-10020MT

The PLANET IGS-10020MT is an Industrial 10-Port Full Gigabit Managed Ethernet Switch specially
designed to build a full Gigabit backbone to transmit reliable but high-speed data in heavy industrial
demanding environments and forward data to remote network through fiber optic. It provides 8-port
10/100/1000 Base-T RJ-45 copper and 2 extra 100/1000 Base-X SFP fiber optic interfaces.
Figure 3-5: Planet IGS-10020MT
The specifications are:
Table 3-8: Planet IGS-10020MT Specifications

Model PLANET IGS-10020MT
Ports 8 10/ 100/1000 Base-T RJ-45 Auto-MDI/MDI-X ports
2 1000 Base-SX/LX/BX SFP interfaces (Port-9 and Port-10)
Compatible with 100 Base-FX SFP
Management Web Browser, SNMP, QoS
Input Voltage DC 12 to 48V
The VCR LAN cabinet will contain four PLANET IGS-10020MT switches which are connected via fiber
optic to the four ACAMS rack switches.
3.2.1.2 Planet IGS-5225-4T2S

PLANET IGS-5225-4T2S, the smallest fully managed Gigabit fiber switch for harsh environments,
features 4 10/100/1000Mbps copper ports, 2 100/1000X SFP ports and redundant power system in an
IP30 rugged but compact-sized case. The IGS-5225-4T2S can be installed in any difficult environment
as it can operate stably under the temperature range from -40 to 75 degrees C. With such a slim
enclosure, it does not need a big space to install. The switch features user-friendly yet advanced
IPv6/IPv4 management interfaces, abundant L2/L4 switching functions and Layer 3 static routing
capability. It allows either DIN-rail or wall mounting for efficient use of cabinet space. With 2 dual-speed
SFP fiber slots, it can be flexibly applied to extend the connection distance.

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Figure 3-6: Planet IGS-5225-4T2S
Table 3-9: Planet IGS-5225-4T2S Specifications

Model PLANET IGS-5225-4T2S
Ports 4 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45 auto-MDI/MDI-X ports
2 1000BASE-SX/LX/BX SFP interfaces (Port-5 to Port-6)
Compatible with 100BASE-FX SFP
1 x RJ45-to-RS232 serial port (115200, 8, N, 1)
Management Console, Telnet, Web browser, SNMP v1, v2c
Input Voltage Dual 12~48V DC
24V AC
3.2.2 Description
Figure 3-7: PLANET IGS-10020MT Description

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System
Table 3-10: System Indicators

LED Color Function
P1 Green Indicates the power 1 has power
P2 Green Indicates the power 2 has power
Fault OFF Indicates the either power 1 or 2 has no power
10/100/1000 Base-T Port
Table 3-11: Ethernet Ports Indicators

LED Color Function
LNK/ACT Green light Indicates the link through that port is
successfully established
Green blink Indicates that the switch is actively sending or
receiving data over that port
1000 Orange light Indicates that the port is successfully
connecting to the network at 1000Mbps
Off Indicates that the port is successfully
connecting to the network at 10Mbps or
100Mbps
SFP Interface
Table 3-12: SFP Ports Indicators

LED Color Function
LNK/ACT Green light Indicates the link through that port is
successfully established
Green blink Indicates that the switch is actively sending or
1000 Green light Indicates that the port is successfully
Off Indicates that the port is successfully

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3.2.2.2 Planet IGS-5225-4T2S
Figure 3-8: Planet IGS-5225-4T2S Description
System
Table 3-13: System Indicators

LED Color Function
P1 Green Lights to indicate DC power input 1 has power
P2 Green Lights to indicate DC power input 2 has power
Fault Red Lights to indicate that Switch DC or port has
failed
Ring Green Lights to indicate that the ERPS ring has been
created successfully
R.O Green Lights to indicate that ring state is in idle mode
Blinks to indicate that ring state is in protected
mode

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10/100/1000 Base-T Port
Table 3-14: Ethernet Ports Indicators

LED Color Function
1000 LNK/ACT Green light When lit, it indicates that the switch is
successfully connecting to the network at
1000Mbps
Green blink When blinking, it indicates that the switch is
actively sending or receiving data over that port
10/100 LNK/ACT Orange light When lit, it indicates that the switch is
successfully connecting to the network at
10Mbps or 100Mbps
Off When blinking, it indicates that the switch is
actively sending or receiving data over that port
SFP Interface
Table 3-15: SFP Ports Indicators

LED Color Function
1000 LNK/ACT Green light Indicating the port is running at 1000Mbps
speed and successfully established
Green blink Indicating that the switch is actively sending or
100 LNK/ACT Orange light Indicating the port is running at 100Mbps speed
and successfully established
Orange blink Indicating that the switch is actively sending or

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3.2.3 Configuration

Table 3-16: VCR Switches Port Configuration
ACAMSSBGRSW5 – LAN1 ACAMSSBGRSW6 – LAN2
SFP1 Rack Switch 1 SFP1 Rack Switch 3
SFP2 SFP2
1 TWR ACAMS 1 CLR ACAMS
2 TWR TATIC 1 2 CLR TATIC 1
3 Camera 3 Sunshades
4 TWR TATIC ASSIST 4 CLR TATIC ASSIST
5 Interlock Switchover Unit 5
6 6
7 7 VCR Switch 1
8 VCR Switch 2 8 VCR Switch 3
SFP2 SFP2
1 SUP ACAMS 1 GND1 ACAMS
2 SUP TATIC 2 GND1 TATIC
3 Printer 3 Spotlights
4 4 GND 1 TATIC ASSIST
5 GND2 ACAMS 5 COORD ACAMS
6 GND2 TATIC 6 COORD TATIC
7 VCR Switch 2 7 VCR Switch 3
8 VCR Switch 4 8
Table 3-17: Planet Switches Credentials

Name Logon Name Password
admin admin admin
3.2.3.2 Planet IGS-5225-4T2S

Table 3-18: Substations Switches Port Configuration
SFP2 SFP2
1 EATON 1 1 EATON 2
2 2
3 3
4 4

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3.3 Servers
3.3.1 Specification
For server computers, the DL360 Gen 10 is chosen. This is the latest generation of HP servers. The
hard disks have a capacity of minimum 600GB.
Figure 3-9: HP DL360 Gen10 Server
Server specifications are:
Table 3-19: HP DL360 Gen 10 Specifications

Model HP DL360 Gen10
Processor Intel® Xeon® 3106
Memory 32 GB
Storage 2 x 600 GB RAID 1
Power Dual Redundant
Form factor 1U
Table 3-20: Hard Disk Specifications

Type Hot Swap 2.5 inch
Interface SAS-3
Capacity 600 GB
Speed 15000 rpm
Data Transfer 1200 MBps
3.3.2 Description
Figure 3-10: Server – Front View

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The Power and LAN Indicators can be:
Table 3-21: Power and Lan Indicators

ON/OFF button Green The server is ON
Orange Standby
OFF No Power
Power Green Normal
Orange Degraded system
Red Critical System
LAN Green Link to the network
Off No network activity
Figure 3-11: Hard Disk Description

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The LED Fault/online Indicator can be:
Table 3-22: Hard Disk LED Online/Fault

LED Online/Fault Irregular Flashing / The drive is turned on and operating normally
OFF
ON / OFF The drive is online but not currently active
On, off or flashing / The drive works normally but has been selected
Regular blue by the management application
On, off or flashing / The drive failed, or a predictive failure alert was
Orange and blue received; It was also selected by the
Alternate management application
On, off or Irregular The drive is active, but a predictive failure alert
Flashing / Orange, has been received. Replace the drive as soon as
regular flashing (1Hz) possible
Off / Regular Orange A critical fault condition has been identified for
the reader, and the controller has placed it
offline. Replace the drive as soon as possible
Regular Flashing Do not remove the drive. Removing the drive can
(1Hz) / Orange, terminate the current operation and cause a loss
regular flashing (1Hz) of data. The drive is part of a network that is
expanding capacity or tape migration, but a
predictive failure alert has been received
Regular Flashing Do not remove the drive. Removing the drive can
(1Hz) / off terminate the current operation and cause a loss
of data.
The drive is being rebuilt or it is part of
a network that is expanding capacity or
tape migration.
Figure 3-12: Server Description - Rear View

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Figure 3-13: Power Supply Description
The Power LED indicator can be:
Table 3-23: Power LED Indicator

Power LED Green Normal
OFF System is off or power supply has failed
Figure 3-14: LAN LED Indicator
The Connection Status and Data Transmitting indicator can be:
Table 3-24: Connection Status Indicator

Connection Status Green on Normal
OFF No network connection
Data Transmitting Green No data exchange
Status Flashing Green Exchange data

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3.3.3 Configuration
3.3.3.1 Users
Table 3-25: Users Configuration
Name Logon Name Password Description GPO
ACAMS Operator TWR Operator1! User to run Session ACAMS
GND1 on ACAMS positions
GND2
COORD
CLR
SUP
SO
TATIC Operator TSTATIC Operator3# User to run Session TATIC
on TATIC positions
TCMS Operator TCMS Operator1! User to run Session TCMS
on TCMS position
Administrator Administrator Acams01 Administrator Account N/A
admin admin Acams01! User to open ILO web N/A
Session
manage manage !manage User to manage SAN N/A
3.3.3.2 Shared Folders

Table 3-26: Shared Folders
Sharing Folder Path Description
Scripts \\SBGR.ACAMS.BR\files\Tools\ Scripts Scripts that run during logon
Publications \\SBGR.ACAMS.BR\files\Tools\Publications Publications documents
ACAMS \\SBGR.ACAMS.BR\ files\Tools\ACAMS ACAMS Wallpaper
Wallpapers Wallpapers

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3.3.3.3 Hierarchy (Organizational Unit)

SBGR.ACAMS.BR Users and Computers Group Policy
ACAMS (Comput er) Windows Update
Groups
L_ACAMS Default Domain P olicy
(Computer) JAVA Settings

L_TATIC
Users
ACAMS
TWR
ACAMS Policy
GND1
ACAMS Shortcuts
CLR
Account Picture & Desktop Wallpaper
SUP
Files
SO
St artup Script
GND2
COORD
TATIC TATIC Policy
TSTATI C
TATIC Shortcuts
Workstations
Account Picture & Desktop Wallpaper

ACAMSSBGRW S1
Files
ACAMSSBGRW S2
TATIC Startup Script

ACAMSSBGRW S3
ACAMSSBGRW S4
ACAMSSBGRW S5
ACAMSSBGRW S6 (Computer) WS Settings
ACAMSSBGRW S7
ACAMSSBGRW S8
ACAMSSBGRW S9
ACAMSSBGRW S10
ACAMSSBGRW S11 (TCMS)
ACAMSSBGRW S13
ACAMSSBGRW S14
ACAMSSBGRW S15
ACAMSSBGRW S16
ACAMSSBGRW S17
ACAMSSBGRW S19
ACAMSSBGRW S21
Domain Controllers
ACAMSSBGRSV1 (Computer) NTP
ACAMSSBGRSV2 Default Domain Controllers Policy
Figure 3-15: Hierarchy

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3.3.3.4 Scripts
The following script is executed during the client machines startup. All applications will be started
automatically.
Clientlogon.bat
ECHO OFF
rem erase all folder
FOR /D %%i IN ("C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs*.*") DO RMDIR /S /Q "%%i\"
rem erase the files
DEL /F /S /Q "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs\"
DEL /F /S /Q "C:\Users\%username%\Desktop\"
rem create the folder ACAMS
MKDIR "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\ACAMS"
rem Choose position
IF /I %username% == SO GOTO :SO
rem Choose position
IF /I %username% == TCMS GOTO :TCMS
REM LAUNCH ACAMS APPLICATIONS
ping 127.0.0.1 -n 15
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\ALCMS" "d:\ACAMS\ALCMS\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\ATIS" "d:\ACAMS\ATIS\acams-i6-atis-client-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\CURTAIN" "d:\ACAMS\CURTAIN\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\DOCUMENT VIEWER" "d:\ACAMS\DOCUMENT VIEWER\acams-
i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\MET" "d:\ACAMS\MET\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\NAVAIDS" "d:\ACAMS\NAVAIDS\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\NOTICE BOARD" "d:\ACAMS\NOTICE BOARD\acams-i6-core-
x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\SPOTLIGHT" "d:\ACAMS\SPOTLIGHT\acams-i6-core-
x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\TIME DISPLAY" "d:\ACAMS\TIME DISPLAY\acams-i6-core-
x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\VIDEO" "d:\ACAMS\VIDEO\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\VOICE" "d:\ACAMS\VOICE\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
exit
:SO
ping 127.0.0.1 -n 15
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\DOCUMENT VIEWER" "d:\ACAMS\DOCUMENT VIEWER\acams-
i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\MET" "d:\ACAMS\MET\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\VIDEO" "d:\ACAMS\VIDEO\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"

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FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a

start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\ATIS" "d:\ACAMS\ATIS\acams-i6-atis-client-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\NAVAIDS" "d:\ACAMS\NAVAIDS\acams-i6-core-x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\NOTICE BOARD" "d:\ACAMS\NOTICE BOARD\acams-i6-core-
x64.exe"
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\TIME DISPLAY" "d:\ACAMS\TIME DISPLAY\acams-i6-core-
x64.exe"
exit
:TCMS
ping 127.0.0.1 -n 15
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "d:\ACAMS\TCMS CLIENT" "d:\ACAMS\TCMS CLIENT\ACAMS TCMS
CLIENT.exe"
exit
Taticlogon.bat
ECHO OFF
rem erase all folder
FOR /D %%i IN ("C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs*.*") DO RMDIR /S /Q "%%i\"
rem erase the files
DEL /F /S /Q "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs\"
DEL /F /S /Q "C:\Users\%username%\Desktop\"
rem create the folder ACAMS
MKDIR "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\TATIC"
REM LAUNCH ACAMS APPLICATIONS
ping 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 12000 > nul
FOR /l %%a IN (1,1,100) DO %%a
start "" /D "C:\TaticApl\Workstation"
"C:\TaticApl\Workstation\AutoUpdate.exe"
exit

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3.4 Storage
3.4.1 Specification
The storage model is HPE MSA 2050 SAS dual controller SFF storage. It is a high-performance shared
storage, easy to install, to use and to maintain.
The storage will be installed on ACAMS rack.
Figure 3-16: HP MSA 2050 SAN Storage
Storage specifications are:
Table 3-27: Storage Specifications

Model HP MSA 2050
Capacity 614 TB SFF maximum raw capacity
From factor 2U
Systems
Insight
Yes
Manager
support
SAN backup
Yes
support
Host interface One 12 Gb SAS 4-ports per controller is included
Drive
24 SFF SAS/MDL SAS/SSD supported
description
Storage
2 HPE MSA 2050 SAS controllers included
controller
Table 3-28: Hard Disk Specifications

Type Hot Swap 2.5 inch
Interface SAS-3
Capacity 600 GB
Speed 10000 rpm

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3.4.2 Description
Management
Host Connection Ports Ethernet Port
CLI Port
(mini-USB)
Expansion Port
AC Power Supply
Figure 3-17: SAN Description – Rear View
3.4.3 Configuration

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3.5 Controller Working Position

3.5.1 Specification
For client computers, the HP EliteDesk 800 G6 Mini is chosen. This is the latest generation of HP mini-
computers.
Figure 3-18: HP EliteDesk 800 G6 Mini
Storage specifications are:
Table 3-29: Client Computer Specifications

Model HP EliteDesk 800 G6 Mini
Processor Intel Core i7 7700T
Memory 16 GB
Storage 512 GB SSD
3.5.2 Description
Figure 3-19: Workstation Description – Front View

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Figure 3-20: Workstation Description – Rear View
The HDD Activity LED Indicators can be:
Table 3-30: Client Computer Specifications

HDD Activity LED Green Flashing Normal
OFF The CWP is switches OFF
3.5.3 Configuration
For the Controller Working Position, follow these steps to configure:
The Network address
The Computer Name
Adding the CWP to the domain
Go to Start Menu, write “Control Panel” then click on it.

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Click on “View network status and tasks” under “Network and Internet section.
In the right side, click on “Change adapter settings”.

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Rename Ethernet connection to LAN.
Right click on LAN, then click on Properties.
Uncheck “Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)” then click on “Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4)”.

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Select “Use the following IP address” then fill required fields.
IP address: IP address
Subnet Mask: Subnet Mask
Preferred DNS Server: IP address of the Server 1
Alternate DNS Server: IP address of the Server 2
Refer to chapter 6 Network Configuration
Click OK, OK and close the network window.

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Go to start, right click ok Computer then click on Properties.
At the bottom of the page, click on “Change settings”.
Click on” Network ID”.

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Select the first option “This computer is part of a business network; I use it to connect to other
computers at work” then click Next.
Select the first option “My company uses a network with a domain” then click Next.

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Click Next.
Enter the following information.
Table 3-31: Domain Credentials

Username Password Domain name
Administrator Acams01 SBGR.ACAMS.BR
Then Click Next.

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Table 3-32: Computer Name and Domain

N° Computer Name Position Name Computer Domain
1 ACAMSSBGRWS1 TATIC TWR
2 ACAMSSBGRWS2 ACAMS TWR
3 ACAMSSBGRWS3 TATIC GND1
4 ACAMSSBGRWS4 ACAMS GND1
5 ACAMSSBGRWS5 TATIC CLR
6 ACAMSSBGRWS6 ACAMS CLR
7 ACAMSSBGRWS7 TATIC SUP
8 ACAMSSBGRWS8 ACAMS SUP
9 ACAMSSBGRWS9 TATIC SO
SBGR.ACAMS.BR
10 ACAMSSBGRWS10 ACAMS SO
11 ACAMSSBGRWS11 TCMS
13 ACAMSSBGRWS13 TATIC COORD
14 ACAMSSBGRWS14 ACAMS COORD
15 ACAMSSBGRWS15 TATIC GND2
16 ACAMSSBGRWS16 ACAMS GND2
17 ACAMSSBGRWS17 TATIC TWR ASSIT
19 ACAMSSBGRWS19 TATIC GND1 ASSIT
21 ACAMSSBGRWS21 TATIC CLR ASSIT

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Table 3-33: Domain User Credentials

Username Password Domain name
Administrator Acams01 SBGR.ACAMS.BR
Then Click OK.
Click on Finish.

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Click OK.
Click Restart Now.

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3.6 KVM Switch

3.6.1 Specification
A rack mount KVM drawer is used to manage the access of the server computers in the rack.
Figure 3-21: Aten CL-5708N KVM Drawer
Table 3-34: KVM Specifications

Model Aten CL-5708N KVM Drawer
KVM Ports 8 x SPHD-15/17 Female (Yellow)
Screen Size 19"
Computer 8
Connections
A KVM switch is installed in each CWP to manage Keyboard and Mouse control.
Figure 3-22: ATEN CS782DP-AT KVM Switch

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3.6.2 Description
Figure 3-23: Rack KVM - Front View
Figure 3-24: Rack KVM - Board

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Figure 3-25: Rack KVM - Indicators
Figure 3-26: Rack KVM - Rear View

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3.6.3 Configuration
When the KWM reboot or switched on, an authentication popup will appear. You should follow these
steps to ignore this popup.
Do not put anything, just press Enter and Enter.
Press “ESC” button.

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3.7 Operator Monitor

3.7.1 Specification
The monitor is 24-inch touch screen with native resolution 1920x1200. The chosen monitors are taken
from the NEC business/professional series.
It’s designed with key features for the graphics/photography professional, the 24” NEC P242W-BK is a
smart investment for your desktop, while ensuring accurate, consistent and repeatable color
performance.
Figure 3-27: NEC P242W-BK monitor
Table 3-35: Operator Monitor Specifications

Model P242W-BK
Panel IPS
Technology
Viewable 24.1"
Image Size
Aspect Ratio 16:10
Native 1920 x 1200
Resolution
Pixel Pitch 0.27mm
Backlight W-LED
Type
Brightness 350 cd/m2
(typical)
Contrast 1000:1
Ratio (typical)
Response 8ms
Time (typical)
Displayable 16.7 million
Colors

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3.7.2 Description
Figure 3-28: Operator Monitor - Front View
Figure 3-29: Operator Monitor - Buttons

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Table 3-36: Operator Monitor Indicators Description

Indicator Description
AUTO Dimming Detects the level of ambient lighting allowing the monitor to adjust
Sensor various settings resulting in a more comfortable viewing experience. Do
not cover this sensor.
ON/OFF Button Turns the monitor on and off.
Power LED Indicator Indicates that the power is on. Can be changed between blue and green
in the Advanced OSD menu.
Input/Select Enters the OSD Control menu. Enters OSD sub menus. Changes the
input source when not in the OSD Control menu. Hold the button to show
USB selection menu when not in the OSD Control menu. NOTE: This
USB selection setting back to the current setting by OSD menu when you
change input signal or turn off the monitor.
MENU Button Access OSD menu. Exits the OSD sub menu. Exits OSD Control menu.
Right/Left Button Navigates to the left or right through the OSD Control menu. You can
adjust the brightness directly, while the OSD menu is off.
Up/Down Button Navigates up or down through the OSD Control menu. Show PICTURE
MODE menu when not in the OSD Control menu.
Figure 3-30: Operator Monitor - Rear View

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Figure 3-31: Operator Monitor – Connectors
3.7.3 Configuration
Run the eGalaxTouch driver setup located on Server 1 “D:\COTS Software”.

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Click Run.
Wait for preparing setup.

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Click Next
Check the option “I accept the terms of the license agreement” then click Next.

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Click Next.
Check the option “None” then click Next.

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Connect the touch controller’s USB cable then click OK.
Check the option “Support Multi-Monitor System” then click Next.

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Click Next.
Click Next.

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Check the option “Create eGalaxy Touch Utility shortcut on desktop” then click Next.
Check the option “Create eGalaxy Touch Utility shortcut on Start Menu” then click Next.

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Wait for the installation to complete.
When the installation is completed, click on the eGalaxy Touch icon located on the desktop or start
menu.
The eGalaxy Touch tool is started.

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On “Settings” tab, uncheck the option “Beep On Touch”, and configure the click option “Click On
Release”.
On “Display” tab, check the options:
Enable Multiple Monitors

Map to main display if system has only one display monitor
Operation Mode: Full Screen

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Click “Yes” to apply.
Click “OK”.
On “Tools” tab, click “4 Points Calibration” then follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the
touch screen. Once it’s done click “OK”.

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On “Tools” tab, click “Linearization” then follow the instructions on the screen to calibrate the touch
screen. Once it’s done click “OK”.
click Apply then OK to close the eGalaxy Touch tool.

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3.8 Remote I/O

3.8.1 Specification
The I/O Units used for interfacing to various equipment are industrial type Ethernet Remote I/O
components. This concept allows for a common architecture where all input and output data are
accessible to the servers and workstation computers by TCP/IP.
The main components are taken from the MOXA ioLogik 4000 Series Expandable Remote I/O product
family.
Figure 3-32: MOXA ioLogik 4000 Remote I/O
3.8.2 Description
Figure 3-33: MOXA Network Adapter

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Figure 3-34: M2801 Output Module
Figure 3-35: M1801 Input Module

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3.8.3 Configuration
The configuration for the MOXA Remote I/O is set using the MOXA ioAdmin utility software installed on
the ACAMS servers 1 and 2. The configuration settings are shown below (IP addresses according to
Network Configuration table):
Figure 3-36: MOXA ioAdmin Overview

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Figure 3-37: MOXA ioAdmin - Management Access
Select Management section and then press on “Login button”. Leave the password section blank.
Figure 3-38: MOXA ioAdmin - Network Configuration
Select the network section. Enter the IP address according to Network Configuration table.

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Figure 3-39: MOXA ioAdmin – Adapter Info
On Adapter Info section, the network configuration can be checked.

Rack (Crash Alarm)
Table 3-37: Crash Alarm PLC Configuration

ACAMSSBGRIO3
Output Module 1
0 HORNS 4
1 FAROL 5
2 6
3 7
Input Module 1
0 FAROL 4
1 FAROL SBY 5
2 6
3 7

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Table 3-38: Spotlights and Sunshades PLC Configuration

ACAMSSBGRIO1
Analog Output Module 1
0 GND1 2 GND2
1 GND1 ASSIST 3 TWR
0 TWR ASSIST 2 CLR
1 TWR2 3 COORD
0 SUP 2 TABLE
1 MET 3 STAIRS
ACAMSSBGRIO2
Output Module 1
0 Shade 1 4 Shade 5
1 Shade 2 5 Shade 6
2 Shade 3 6 Shade 7
3 Shade 4 7 Shade 8
Output Module 2
0 4
1 5
2 6 UP
3 7 DOWN
Table 3-39: Interlock PLC Configuration

ACAMSSBGRIO0
Output Module 1
0 OFF 4 10L
1 ON 5 28R
2 10R 6 OFF
3 28L 7 ON
Input Module 1
0 28L 4 THALES
1 10R 5 ACAMS
2 28R 6
3 10L 7

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3.9 Serial Device Server

3.9.1 Specification
The Moxa serial device provide easy and reliable serial-to-Ethernet connectivity for industrial
automation applications. This concept allows for a common architecture where all serial data is
accessible to the servers and workstation computers by TCP/IP.
The type of serial device which will be provided ensures compatibility with network software, it supports
a variety of port operation modes, including TCP Server, TCP Client, and UDP.
Figure 3-40: MOXA NPort Serial Device Server
The MOXA 5650 Nport Serial Device will be mounted in the rack.
Table 3-40: Nport Specifications

Model MOXA 5650 NPort Serial Device Server
Serial RS-232/422/485
Standards
Serial RJ45 (8 pins)
Connector
Ethernet RJ45 (8 pins)
Connector

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3.9.2 Description
Figure 3-41: Serial Device Server - Front View
Figure 3-42: Serial Device Server - Rear View

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3.9.3 Configuration
Using Nport administrator, it is possible to modify the serial device configuration. The user should
unlock the nport first by entering username “admin” and password “Acams01”.
Table 3-41: Serial Device 1 Configuration (ACAMSSBGRSD1 192.168.14.61)

Port 2 Port 3 Port 5 Port 6 Port 9 Port 10 Port 13 Port 14
Name MET MET REPORT MET FEED MET FEED ILS 28L ILS 10R ILS 28R ILS 10L
Operating TCP TCP TCP TCP
TCP Server TCP Server COM COM
Mode Server Server Server Server
COM
N/A N/A COM7 COM8 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Mapping
TCP
Server 4002 4003 N/A N/A 4009 4010 4013 4014
Port
Baud Rate 9600 9600 1200 1200 9600 9600 9600 9600
Data Bits 8 8 7 7 8 8 8 8
Stop Bits 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Parity None None Even Even None None None None
Flow Ctrl None None None None None None None None
FIFO Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable
Max
4 4 1 1 4 4 4 4
Conn.
Ignore
Jammed NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
IP
Interface RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232
Table 3-42: Serial Device 2 Configuration (ACAMSSBGRSD2 192.168.14.62)
Port 2 Port 3 Port 5 Port 6 Port 9 Port 10 Port 13 Port 14
Name MET MET REPORT MET FEED MET FEED ILS 28L ILS 10R ILS 28R ILS 10L
Operating TCP TCP TCP TCP
TCP Server TCP Server COM COM
Mode Server Server Server Server
COM
N/A N/A COM23 COM24 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Mapping
TCP
Server 4002 4003 N/A N/A 4009 4010 4013 4014
Port
Baud Rate 9600 9600 1200 1200 9600 9600 9600 9600
Data Bits 8 8 7 7 8 8 8 8
Stop Bits 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Parity None None Even Even None None None None
Flow Ctrl None None None None None None None None
FIFO Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable Enable
Max
4 4 1 1 4 4 4 4
Conn.
Ignore
Jammed NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
IP
Interface RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232 RS232

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3.10 ATIS Switchover Unit

3.10.1 Specification
The Switchover unit is used to allow fault tolerance for ATIS audio between ATIS server 1 and server
2. The unit is the unique interface to the VHF radio transmitter providing the ATIS audio message to be
broadcasted. It also provides via a set of Relays the possibility to enable the PTT.
The common ATIS Switchover Unit is used for:
2 VHF Radios Main/Standby: Switching is managed by the radios.
Arrival ATIS only
English and Portuguese sequentially on the same transmitter
Figure 3-43: ACAMS Switchover Unit 19’’ Sub-Rack
Table 3-43: ACAMS Switchover Unit Specifications

Outputs to Analogue audio PTT
transmitter
Inputs from VoIP server 1
ATIS servers VoIP server 2
Audio Server 1 audio
outputs for Server 2 audio
monitoring Recorder audio

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3.10.2 Description
Figure 3-44: Switchover Unit - Front View
Figure 3-45: Switchover Unit – Rear View

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The Switchover components and functionality are:
Table 3-44: Switchover Unit components

Function Description
PoE injector 1 This is the power supply source to AUDIO converter 1
PoE injector 2 This is the power supply source to AUDIO converter 2
Converter 24V/230V This is the power supply source to the I/O unit, to the voice detectors, and
to the relays on the relay PCB.
AUDIO 1 Converter 1, AUDIO from the Ethernet connection to analogue sound.
AUDIO 2 Converter 2, AUDIO from the Ethernet connection to analogue sound.
Voice detector 1 Voltage detecting relay 1, sensing the analogue sound from AUDIO 1
Voice detector 2 Voltage detecting relay 2, sensing the analogue sound from AUDIO 1
I/O module I/O module with inputs for monitoring the system
Relay K1 (switchover Switchover relay from analogue sound 1, to analogue sound 2
relay)
Relay K2 (Voice 1 Relay which is activated when there is analogue sound 1 available
relay)
Relay K3 (Voice 2 Relay which is activated when there is analogue sound 2 available
relay)
Relay K4 (24V relay) Relay which is activated on a 24V failure and enables the ATIS radio
PoE Injector: ICY IB-POE101

The features consist of the following:
Supplies power to PoE devices such as an access points, VoIP gateways etc.
Power over ethernet according to 802.3at (midspan), max. 25.5 Watt.
10/100 Base-T networks
Overload and short-circuit protected
90~260 V/AC, 50~60 Hz
19W max power consumption
Figure 3-46: PoE Injector

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24VDC Power Supply: Omron S8VK-G03024

Voice detectors, Moxa I / O unit and relays on PCB card depends on 24V DC supply. Therefore, it is
mounted an 230AC / 24DC power supply to Switchover Unit. It is only installed one unit of this that get
power from Power 2 supply. If this breaks an alarm in the ATIS status panel is given. The audio will
continue to be sent towards the radio from ATIS Server 1, but switchover functionality will not work.
Figure 3-47: 24VDC Power Supply
VoIP Decoder: Barix Exstreamer P5

This is a generic VoIP decoder for IP connectivity and applications where you advertise or broadcast
sound. This converts the signal sent via Ethernet from servers to Switchover Unit to analogue audio. It
is used two units, one for each server for redundancy.
Figure 3-48: VoIP Decoder

Power supply via 802.3af (PoE) Ethernet, 15-Watt max.
10/100Mbps auto, 802.3af
RJ-45 connector with integrated Link/Activity LED
Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, SIP, DHCP
MTBF Min. 440 000h

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Voice Detectors: Carlo Gavazzi DUB01CD4810V

To detect whether the sound is available a so-called Voice Detector is used. There are two units that
are used in Switchover Unit. One is connected to the sound of VOIP 1 and the other connected to VOIP
2.
Figure 3-49: Voice Detector

Measurement via own operating voltage
Measurement range for RMS
Switching point, hysteresis and alarm delay can be set
Range and time delay can be set with DIP switch
Possibility of automatic stop function
LED indicator for operating voltage and alarm (relay)
Output can be programmed as enabled
Assembly on DIN rail
Supply: 24-48V AC / DC +/- 15% 45-65 Hz

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I/O Unit: Moxa E1214

Moxa ioLogik E1214 is used for monitoring Switchover Unit. Only inputs used are connected to the PCB
board. Signal level are 24V DC.
Figure 3-50: I/O Unit

User-definable Modbus/TCP Slave addressing
2-port Ethernet switch for daisy-chain topologies
Save time and wiring cost with peer-to-peer communications
Active communications with MX-AOPC UA Server
Supports SNMPv1/v2c
Easy mass deployment and configuration with ioSearch utility
Friendly configuration via web browser
Simplify I/O management with MXIO library on either a Windows or Linux platform
Class I Division 2, ATEX Zone 2 certification
Wide operating temperature range: -40 to 75°C
Input Voltage 12 to 36 VDC

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3.10.3 Configuration
Table 3-45: Switchover Unit Port Configuration
Port Description
Power 1 Connecting to 230V 1
Power 2 Connecting to 230V 2
VOIP 1 RJ45 Connecting to Ethernet, Switch 1
VOIP 2 RJ45 Connecting to Ethernet, Switch 3
LAN RJ45 Connecting to Ethernet, Switch 3
AUDIO 1 3,5mm Jack Connecting to the KVM, or speaker
AUDIO 2 3,5mm Jack Connecting to the KVM, or speaker
Radio TX RJ45 Connection to radio
Rec 3,5mm Jack Connecting to Recorder, KVM, or speaker

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3.11 Network Security

The firewalls are the latest generation of the CISCO Adaptive Security Appliance, the ASA5506-X with
8 port capacity.
Figure 3-51: CISCO ASA5506-X Firewall
Table 3-46: CISCO ASA5506-X Specifications

Model CISCO ASA5506-X
Ports 8 Gigabit Ethernet
Management Cisco Adaptive Security Device Manager (ASDM)
Input Voltage AC 120/230 V
3.11.2 Description
Figure 3-52: Firewall - Front View
Figure 3-53: Firewall – Rear View

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Table 3-47: Firewall Port Configuration
ACAMSSBGRFW1 ACAMSSBGRFW2
1 Switch 1 1 Switch 1
2 Switch 3 2 Switch 3
3 INTRAER 3 INTRAER
4 COA 4 COA
5 ATN 5 ATN
6 IP IPHONES 6 IP IPHONES
7 CAMERAS 7 CAMERAS
8 Firewall 2 8 Firewall 2

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3.12 IP Phone
PLANET VIP-1260PT is a new six-line SIP enterprise Gigabit IP phone with 2.8" LCD display that brings
lifelike richness and voice quality to phone calls. It is a reliable communication device as it features
ease of use, versatility, high-quality design, and superb audio performance.
Based on Voice over IP (VoIP), the IP phones installed in different locations at the airport will
communicate with ACAMS automatic conference module.
Figure 3-54: Planet IP Phone VIP-1260PT
Table 3-48: Planet IP Phone VIP-1260PT Specifications

Lines 6 SIP Lines
Network 1 x RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port, 1 x PC port, 1 x Head set port, 1 x
Interfaces Handset port
Gigabit Yes
Ethernet
EHS LCD x 1: 2.8-inch (320 x 240) color-screen LCD
Display Yes
PoE Support Yes

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3.12.2 Description
Figure 3-55: IP Phone - Front View
The IP Phone requires IP address and user ID configuration to establish a VoIP communication with
the ACAMS Voice module installed on each operator position.
Table 3-49: IP Phone Configuration

Name IP Address Gateway User ID Location
ACAMSSBGRPH1 192.168.50.81 192.168.50.101 181 SCI
ACAMSSBGRPH2 192.168.50.82 192.168.50.101 182 COE

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3.13 Network Printer

For the Printer, the HP LaserJet Pro M203dw is chosen, providing fast and reliable printing. This printer
includes networking capability and PCL5e support.
Figure 3-56: HP LaserJet Pro M203dw
Table 3-50: Printer Specifications

Model HP LaserJet Pro M203dw
Print speed Up to 28 ppm
Resolution Up to 1200 x 1200 dpi
Memory 256 MB
Duty cycle Up to 30,000 pages
Connectivity 1 Hi-Speed USB 2.0; 1 Ethernet 10/100, Wifi
3.13.2 Description
Figure 3-57: Printer- Front View

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Figure 3-58: Printer – Rear View
To change the IP address of the Printer, you should follow these steps.
Use the HP Embedded Web Server to view or change IP configuration settings.
On the control panel, press the Setup button.
Navigate with the left and right button to Network Setup then press OK.
Navigate with the left and right button to IP v4 Config method then press OK.
Navigate with the left and right button to Manual then press OK.
Put the IP address then press OK
Select Yes then press OK
Put the subnet mask then press OK
Select Yes then press OK.
Put 000.000.000.000 for the Gateway then press OK
The Printer will save the configuration.

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3.14 Entrance Camera

The camera used for surveillance of the entrance door area is the AXIS P3374-V. This model is a dome
type suitable for mounting above the door. It allows flexible mounting on wall, hard or drop ceiling and
versatile adjustment by panning, tilting and rotating the varifocal lens to any camera angle.
Figure 3-59: AXIS P3374-V Network Camera
3.14.2 Description
Figure 3-60: Camera- Front View

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Figure 3-61: Camera –Overview
Figure 3-62: Camera – Rear View

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To set the correct static IP address to the camera, you must use the Axis IP Utility Software. Connect
the camera to the system or use a computer with the network adapter set to the same subnet as the
system. Start the IP Utility and set the IP address. (Refer to Chapter 6 Network Configuration)
Click “Accept”.
The camara should be automatically detected.
Right click the camera discovered and select “Assign IP Address…”

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Enter the IP Address and click “Assign”.
Wait for the process to finish and verify that the camera responds to its new IP Address.
Right click the camera discovered and select “Properties”.
The network settings are applied, and the status is OK.

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3.15 Microphone, Mouse & Keyboard

For voice communication, the microphone BOSCH LBB 9080/00 will be used.
Figure 3-63: Microphone BOSCH LBB 9080/00
Table 3-51: Microphone Specifications

Model Microphone BOSCH LBB 9080/00
Type Omnidirectional Dynamic
Frequency 280 Hz to 14 kHz
Response
For the operator positions, Logitech G G413 SE Keyboard and Logitech M500 Mouse are used.
Figure 3-64: Logitech G G413 SE Keyboard
Figure 3-65: Logitech M500 Mouse

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3.15.2 Description
Figure 3-66: Microphone - Front View
N/A
3.16 Sound Bar

For ACAMS Rack, the VMQ-4 audio monitor from Wohler Technologies is chosen.
Figure 3-67: Wohler VMQ-4
For operator position, the Logitech S-120 Speaker, is chosen.
Figure 3-68: Logitech S-120 Speaker

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3.17 Central Equipment Layout

The central equipment consisting of the servers, networking and I/O components is mounted in one
standard 19" 42U rack. The layout is shown below:
Figure 3-69: Central Equipment Rack Layout

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3.18 Interlock Switchover Unit

Table 3-52: ACAMS Interlock Switchover Unit Specifications

Output Output signal to THALES CTU 443
Input Input signal from THALES CTU 443
Power 230V
Connectivity 1 Ethernet Port, AUX 1 & AUX 2 Ports
The Interlock Switchover Unit components are:
Table 3-53: ACAMS Interlock Switchover Unit components

Function Description
Converter 24V/230V This is the power supply source to the I/O unit and to the relays
AUX 1 Converter 1, RJ45/Electrical Interface Connecting to THALES CTU 443,
10R/28L Master
AUX 2 Converter 2, RJ45/Electrical Interface Connecting to THALES CTU 443,
10L/28R Master.
I/O Unit Network adapter with 1 digital Output and 1 Digital Input modules
Bistable Relays K1 & K2 Relays for interlock 10R/28L
Bistable Relays K3 & K4 Relays for interlock 10L/28R

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3.18.2 Description
Figure 3-70: Interlock Switchover Unit - Front View
Figure 3-71: Interlock Switchover Unit - Rear View
Table 3-54: ACAMS Interlock Switchover Unit Port Configuration
Port Description
Power Connecting to 230V
LAN RJ45 Connecting to Ethernet, Switch 5 (TWR)
AUX 1 RJ45/Electrical Interface Connecting to THALES CTU 443, 10R/28L
Master
AUX 2 RJ45/Electrical Interface Connecting to THALES CTU 443, 10L/28R
Master

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3.19 Rack Network

The following drawing shows the interconnections between rack equipment’s.
INTRAER, I NFRANET, ATN,

IPPHONES, CAMERAS
WAN Main WAN Standby
FIREWALL 1 FIREWALL 2 SERIAL DEVICE 1

FAILOVER
VLAN 26-1 EATON
SWITCH 1
LAN 1
VLAN 26-2
SWITCH 2
LAN 1
SWITCH 3
LAN 2
SWITCH 4
LAN 2
ACAMS SERVER 1 ACAMS SERVER 3 SERIAL DEVICE 2 ACAMS SERVER 2 ACAMS SERVER 4
ASU
ATIS SWITCHOVER UNIT TATIC SERVER 1 TATIC SERVER 3 CRASH ALARM MOXA IO3 TATIC SERVER 2 TATIC SERVER 4 TATIC STORAGE
Figure 3-72: Rack Equipment Interconnections

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3.20 Rack/VCR Network

The following drawing shows the interconnections between ACAMS rack switches and VCR switches.
The link between each rack switch and VCR switch is Fiber Optic.
The Client positions are connected to four switches for redundant operation.
Figure 3-73: Rack & VCR Interconnections

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4 SYSTEM INTERFACES
4.1 Afl
The ACAMS firewalls are connected to Eaton servers installed in the tower VHF technical room using
dual connection.
TWR VHF ROOM

EATON SERVERS
LAN
LAN
SWITCH 9 SWITCH 10
FO FO
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
SWITCH 3
SWITCH 4
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 2 LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 1
FAILOVER
ACAMS SERVER 3 ACAMS SERVER 4 FIREWALL 2 FIREWALL 1
RACK
MOXA IO3
DRY CONTACT
RELAY
FAROL
Figure 4-1: AFL Architecture
Section: System Interfaces Document ID: 20300-0404-B02

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4.2 Met
The ACAMS system is receiving all meteorological data from the VAISALA AWOS system.
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
SWITCH 3
SWITCH 4
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 2 LAN 1
ACAMS SERVER 3 ACAMS SERVER 4 SERIAL DEVICE 2 SERIAL DEVICE 1
SERIAL SERIAL
RS232 RS232
MET SOURCE:
MET DATA, MET
REPORT & 2 X
MET FEEDBACK
Figure 4-2: MET Architecture

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4.3 Navaids
The ACAMS system is interfacing with 4 Thales RCSI 447 using (4) four serial connections to each of
the serial devices.
The interlock is performed using the Interlock Switchover Unit installed in the tower.
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
SWITCH 3
SWITCH 4
ACAMS SERVER 3 ACAMS SERVER 4 SERIAL DEVICE 2 SERIAL DEVICE 1
SWITCH 5 SERIAL SERIAL

RS232 RS232
INTERLOCK
SWITCHOVER UNIT RCSI THALES
ILS 10L
LAN 1 I/O
RCSI THALES
DRY CONTACT ILS 28R
RELAYS RCSI THALES

ILS 10R
CTU 10R/28L
CTU 10L/28R RCSI THALES
VISUAL CONTROL ROOM ILS 28L
Figure 4-3: Navaids Architecture

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4.4 Time
The ACAMS system will receive the time from the master clock which is synchronized to GPS time.
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
SWITCH 3
SWITCH 4
NTP NTP
ACAMS SERVER 3 ACAMS SERVER 4 NTP SERVER 2 NTP SERVER 1
Figure 4-4: Time Architecture
4.5 Atis
The ATIS system interfaces to:
The VAISALA meteorological source to receive the METREPORT information. Or TATIC sharing
to receive the METAR
The VHF transmitter for transmission of the Voice ATIS
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
SWITCH 3
SWITCH 4
LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 1 LAN 2 LAN 2 LAN 2 LAN 1
ATIS SWITCHOVER UNIT ASU
ACAMS SERVER 3 ACAMS SERVER 4
ANALOG OUTPUT
AUDIO AUDIO ATIS 1

VHF RADIO
AUDIO AUDIO ATIS 2
CFE
ANTENNA
Figure 4-5: ATIS Architecture

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Table 4-1: ATIS Interface

Interface Electrical Format/protocol
1. VAISALA or TATIC TCP/IP MET
sharing REPORT/METAR
2. VHF Transmitter 2-wire 600ohm + PTT N/A
loop
4.6 Voice Com

The Crash Alarm interface is based on dry contact. Using Moxa PLC installed in ACAMS rack, the crash
alarm software will activate the horn located in fire station.
Figure 4-6: Crash Alarm Architecture
The automatic conference IP phones will be installed in two locations:

SCI Fire station
COE

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4.7 Spotlights
For tower cabin lighting control:
SPOTLIGHT MOXA IO1 DIMMERS SPOTLIGHT
LAN 2 ANALOG OUTPUT

SWITCH 8
Figure 4-7: Spotlight Control Interface
The equipment configuration is:
Table 4-2: Spotlight equipment

Components Model Quantity
Network Adapter NA-4010 1
Analog Output Module (4 port) M-4410 3
4.8 Sunshade
For sunshade control:
SHADES MOXA IO 2 RELAY MOTORS SHADES
LAN 1 DRY CONTACT M

SWITCH 6
Figure 4-8: Sunshade Control Interface
The equipment configuration is:
Table 4-3: Sunshade equipment

Components Model Quantity
Network Adapter NA-4010 1
Output Module (8 port source) M-2801 2
4.9 Entrance Control

The entrance control utilizes the I/O ports built-in to the network camera.
CAMERA
LAN 1
SWITCH 5 RELAY MAGNETIC LOCK
DRY CONTACT
Figure 4-9: Entrance Control Interface

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4.10 External Networks

The firewall is used to protect ACAMS network from external networks such as INTRAER, ATN and
EATON.
INTRAER, INFRANET, INTRAER, INFRANET,

ATN, IPPHONES, ATN, IPPHONES,
CAMERAS CAMERAS
WAN Main WAN Standby
FIREWALL 1
FAILOVER
FIREWALL 2
LAN 1
LAN 2
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2 VLAN 26-1
SWITCH 3 EATON
VLAN 26-2
SWITCH 4
Figure 4-10: External Network Interface

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5 SOFTWARE MODULES
The client modules are stored on each ACAMS workstation in the following directory: D:\ACAMS.
The server modules are stored on ACAMS server 3 and 4 in the following directory: D:\ACAMS.
Section: Software Modules Document ID: 20300-0404-B02

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5.1 Airfield Lighting Control

5.1.1 HMI
The ACAMS ALCMS module allows the user to control and monitor the various lighting systems on the
airfield including:
Runway lights
Runway Centerline lights
Taxiway lights
Taxiway Centerline lights
Papi lights
Approach lights
Touch Down Zone lights
Threshold lights
Runway End lights
Flashlights
Farol
Signs
The lights can be controlled and monitored individually or set according to predefined configurations.
The graphic part gives a real-time status feedback from lightening circuits, in case of difference between
the command parts (brightness buttons) and the related graphic feedback, a fault situation occurs, and
the related regulators should be checked.
The screen layout is shown below:

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Figure 5-1: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – ALCMS View

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Figure 5-2: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – Stop Bars View

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Figure 5-3: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – ALCMS Full Screen View
Figure 5-4: ACAMS i6 ALCMS – Client – Stop Bars Full Screen View

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The ALCMS HMI consists of:

Brightness Column
Single (ON/OFF) button
Runway Selection buttons
Runway Closure buttons
Predefined configuration buttons for airport illumination (Day, Night)
Predefined configuration buttons for airport visibility condition such as >5000m, 3000m<=5000m,
2000m<=3000m, 1000m<=2000m and <=1000m
Stop Bars buttons
NB:
The ACAMS ALCMS Server module is responsible for communication between clients and EATON
equipment.
The ACAMS ALCMS Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-5: ACAMS i6 ALCMS - Server

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5.1.2 Status Indicators
The rotating ball indicates the overall state connection with servers.
Rotating Ball Status can be:
Green: Client application is connected to both server applications.
Orange: Client application is connected only to one server application.
Red: Client application is not connected to both server applications.
To see the connection details, the operator should click on the rotating ball (See below).
Server Status Indicator shown the state connection (color and text) between client application and
server application (Server 1 and Server2).
Server Status can be:
Green (with CONNECTED text): Client application is connected to the server application.
Red (with DISCONNECTED text): Client application is not connected to the server application.
To ensure the proper functioning of the application, it must at least be connected to one server.

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5.1.3 Configuration Parameters

Table 5-1: ALCMS Server Configuration Parameters
Application File Folder Content
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config List of Connectors (PLC IP address
& Port)
List of CCRs Input & Output
ProcessorSystem.xml \config IoCcrProcessor: CCR Processor

definition
ProcessorIOCCRsMonitor: CCRs
Status Monitoring
AcamsProcessorPreset: Preset
(Day & Night)
SystemConfig.xml \config X & Y Coordinates

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
ALCMS Server
Application type (SERVER)
Local IP address & Port
Domain parameters:
Domain name (ALCMS)
Node name (ALCMS-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER
Node Priority: 1 or 2
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Single Connection

Indicator: Connection status with
each PLC
ACAMS Widget Rotating Indicator

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Table 5-2: ALCMS Client Configuration Parameters

ProcessorSystem.xml \config Logging processor for user
actions events

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: TWR=102, GND=104,
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Application type (CLIENT)
Domain parameters:
Domain name (ALCMS)
Node name (ALCMS-
CLIENT-xx)
ALCMS Client
Node Type: CLIENT
Node Priority: TWR=102,
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Intensity Button:

Brightness Buttons
Acams Widget Single Button:
ON/OFF Buttons
Runway Images design
ACAMS Widget Rotating
Indicator

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5.2 Meteorological Information Display

5.2.1 HMI
The ACAMS MET i6 module will receive and display the various meteorological data from the Vaisala
AWOS system and displays all meteorological information that is required for tower operation
including:
Wind speed and direction (min, max)

Air temperature (TA)
Runway Temperature (TP)
Transition Level (TRL)
Dewpoint (PO)
QNH
QFE
Cloud ceiling (TETO)
Vertical Visibility (VV)
Runway Visual Range (RVR)
Precipitation (Instantaneous, per hour)
Figure 5-6: ACAMS i6 MET – Client

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Figure 5-7: ACAMS i6 MET – Client – TAB View

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Figure 5-8: ACAMS i6 MET – Client –Extended View

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Figure 5-9: ACAMS i6 MET – Client – TAB Extended View

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The MET HMI consists of:

Wind Display
Weather Information
For the Wind Display, there are two gauges corresponding to RWY 28L/10R and RWY 28R/10L wind
sensors.
The wind data is displayed as instant, 2-minute average or 10-minute average.
For Weather Information, the ACAMS MET application will display:
Air and Runway temperatures in degrees Celsius
Dewpoint in degrees Celsius
QNH pressure in hPa
QFE pressure in hPa
Cloudbase in feet
Precipitation in mm

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NB:
The ACAMS MET Server module is responsible for communication between clients and equipment.
The ACAMS MET Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-10: ACAMS i6 MET - Server

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Table 5-3: MET Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config Met Data Source: IP address &
Port
Met Data Parameters
Met Data Sensors Groups
ProcessorSystem.xml \config N/A

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
MET Server
Domain parameters:
Domain name (MET)
Node name (MET-SERVER-
01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER

MET Data Source

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Table 5-4: MET Client Configuration Parameters

ProcessorSystem.xml \config Wind Calm Processor Definition

HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
Domain name (MET)
Node name (MET-CLIENT-
xx)
MET Client
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Wind Rose

ACAMS Widget Label: Sensors
Labels
ACAMS Widget Met Text: Sensors
Values

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5.3 Navigation Aids Status Monitoring

5.3.1 HMI
The ACAMS Navaids module provides the user with a continuous monitoring of the various Navaids
operational status. The status of each Navaids is indicated using a combination of colors and text. In
the event of a status change a visual and audible alert is provided.
Figure 5-11: ACAMS i6 Navaids – Client
When a status change occurs, the corresponding indicator will flash, and an audible alert will be heard.
The Navaids HMI consists of:
The various Navaids status indicators
The “ACK” button
The “SILENT” button
28L and 10R for Runway 28L/10R Interlock
28R and 10L for Runway 28R/10L Interlock

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NB:
The ACAMS NAVAIDS Server module is responsible for communication between clients and
equipment.
The ACAMS NAVAIDS Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-12: ACAMS i6 Navaids - Server

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Table 5-5: NAVAIDS Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config Navaids Data Source: IP address &
Port
Navaids Parameters
Navaids Groups

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
NAVAIDS Local IP address & Port
Server Domain parameters:
Domain name (NAVAIDS)
Node name (NAVAIDS-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER

Navaids Data Source

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Table 5-6: NAVAIDS Client Configuration Parameters


HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
Domain name (NAVAIDS)
Node name (NAV-CLIENT-
NAVAIDS Client xx)
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Nav Indicator:

Navaids Indicators
ACAMS Widget Label: Navaids
Labels & Description

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5.4 Document Viewer

5.4.1 HMI
The ACAMS Document Viewer module is a system for storage, retrieval, and display of documents
relevant for ATC operations.
The system stores the documents as files in PDF format. The publication files are duplicated to both
servers for increased availability.
Figure 5-13: ACAMS i6 Document Viewer

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N/A

Table 5-7: DOC VIEWER Configuration Parameters

HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
DOC VIEWER Application type (CLIENT)
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget SubFolder

Selector: Folders Selector
ACAMS Widget File Selector: Files
Selector

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5.5 Time Synchronization and Display

5.5.1 HMI
The ACAMS Time module provides for synchronized time information to be displayed at all the operator
positions. The system is synchronized to the master clock sub-system.
Figure 5-14: ACAMS i6 Time Display
The time (UTC) is displayed in the format HH:MM:SS.

The time color is:
Black: Source is connected, and local computer is synchronized
Blue: In case of drift
Red: Source is disconnected

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Table 5-8: TIME Configuration Parameters
ProcessorSystem.xml \config Processor for Time Difference
Status
Processor for NTP Status

HMI Width & Height
TIME
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config Time Status Sync Widget: Displays

Received Time

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5.6 Spotlight
5.6.1 HMI
The ACAMS Spotlight module allows the user to:
Control the lighting inside the tower cabin.
By selecting Spotlight button, the following HMI will be displayed.
The lights can be dimmed and switched on and off. The operator may use the slide bar to increase or
decrease the brightness.
Figure 5-15: ACAMS i6 Spotlight – Client
NB:
The ACAMS Spotlight Server module is responsible for communication between clients and equipment.
The ACAMS Spotlight Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-16: ACAMS i6 Spotlight - Server

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Table 5-9: SPOTLIGHT Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config Spotlight Connector (PLC IP
address & Port)
List of Analog Output
ProcessorSystem.xml \config SlideBar Processor: Translate

values exchanged between
software and PLC.

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
SPOTLIGHT
Server
Domain parameters:
Domain name (SPOTLIGHT)
Node name (SPOTLIGHT-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER

Spotlight PLC

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Table 5-10: SPOTLIGHT Client Configuration Parameters


HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
SPOTLIGHT Domain name (SPOTLIGHT)
Client Node name (SPOTLIGHT-
CLIENT-xx)
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Slide bar Control


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5.7 Sunshades
5.7.1 HMI
The ACAMS Sunshade module allows the user to:
Control the Sunshade in the tower.
By selecting Sunshade button, the following HMI will be displayed.
The shades can be moved up, down or stopped. The shades can be controlled individually or in groups
(zones).
Figure 5-17: ACAMS i6 Sunshades – Client
NB:
The ACAMS Sunshades Server module is responsible for communication between clients and
equipment.
The ACAMS Sunshades Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-18: ACAMS i6 Sunshades - Server

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Table 5-11: CURTAIN Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config Shades Connector (PLC IP
address & Port)
List of Output
ProcessorSystem.xml \config Shade Processor: Enable ALL

shades selection and reset of
up/down output

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
CURTAIN Local IP address & Port
Server Domain parameters:
Domain name (CURTAIN)
Node name (CURTAIN-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Single

Connection Indicator: Connection
status with Shade PLC
Indicator

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Table 5-12: CURTAIN Client Configuration Parameters


HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
Domain name (CURTAIN)
Node name (CURTAIN-
CURTAIN
CLIENT-xx)
Client
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Miscellaneous

Toggle Button: All, up, down, stop
and shades number buttons
Indicator

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5.8 Entrance
5.8.1 HMI
The ACAMS Entrance module allows the user to:
Monitor and open the tower entrance door.
By selecting Door button, the following HMI will be displayed showing the entrance camera video and
the control button for tower access.
Figure 5-19: ACAMS i6 Video – Client
NB:
The ACAMS Video Server module is responsible for communication between clients and equipment.
The ACAMS Video Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-20: ACAMS i6 Video - Server

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Table 5-13: VIDEO Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config Axis Camera Connector (Camera
IP address)
List of Output & Input

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
VIDEO Server Domain parameters:
Domain name (VIDEO)
Node name (VIDEO-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER

Camera

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Table 5-14: VIDEO Client Configuration Parameters


HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
Domain name (VIDEO)
Node name (VIDEO-CLIENT-
VIDEO Client xx)
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Miscellaneous

Toggle Button: Door and cameras
buttons
Video Panel Widget

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5.9 Notice Board

5.9.1 HMI
The Notice Board module provides the user with the ability to distribute information to other users for
briefing purposes. This information may be standard predefined messages for critical information such
as taxiway closed, obstacle on runway, runway clearing in progress. Textual messages may also be
added to the notice board. All messages are available to all users.
Figure 5-21: ACAMS i6 Notice Board – Client
The HMI consists of:
The Add Notice button

The Add Predef button
The Delete Notice button
The Edit Notice button
Up and Down buttons
ACK button
NB:
The ACAMS Notice Board Server module is responsible for communication between clients.
The ACAMS Notice Board Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-22: ACAMS i6 Notice Board - Server

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Table 5-15: NOTICE BOARD Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config N/A
Predefined_NoticeData.xml Predefined List

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
NOTICE
Domain parameters:
BOARD Server
Domain name
(NOTICEBOARD)
Node name
(NOTICEBOARD-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Rotating

Indicator

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Table 5-16: NOTICE BOARD Client Configuration Parameters

HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
Domain name
(NOTICEBOARD)
NOTICE
Node name (NOTICEBOARD
BOARD Client
-CLIENT-xx)
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Widget Text Box


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5.10 Automatic Conference/Crash Alarm

5.10.1 HMI
The Crash Alarm function is used to activate the alarm to mobilize the emergency services. The function
is activated by pressing the CRASH button followed by a confirmation action in a popup window.
The Automatic Conference function is also used to elaborate communication between client positions
and IP phones using VoIP.
Figure 5-23: ACAMS i6 Voice – Client
By pressing on the following icon , the HMI will be extended.
The operator is then able to use both functions: Crash alarm and Automatic conference.
Figure 5-24: ACAMS i6 Voice – Client Extended

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NB:
The ACAMS Voice Server module is responsible for communication between clients and equipment.
The ACAMS Voice Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-25: ACAMS i6 Voice - Server

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Table 5-17: VOICE Server Configuration Parameters
AcamsTagEngine.xml \config Crash Alarm Connector (PLC IP
address & Port)
List of Output & Input
ProcessorSystem.xml \config Horn Processor: Define Crash

Alarm Scenario

HMI Width & Height
Client ID: 1 or 2
VOICE Server
Domain parameters:
Domain name (VOICE)
Node name (VOICE-
SERVER-01 or 02)
Node Type: SERVER

Crash Alarm PLC

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Table 5-18: VOICE Client Configuration Parameters

ProcessorSystem.xml \config ACAMS Calls Processor: Define
IP, ID, and SIP port for each
member of VoIP Communication
Define Group Call members

HMI Width & Height
CLR=106, SUP=108, SO=110
Domain parameters:
Domain name (VOICE)
VOICE Client
Node name (VOICE-CLIENT-
xx)
Node Type: CLIENT
GND=104, CLR=106, SUP=108,
SO=110
WidgetConfig.xml \config ACAMS Call Button Widget: Call

Destination
ACAMS Horn Button Widget:
Crash Alarm Button

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5.11 ATIS
5.11.1 HMI
The system includes an ATIS module providing the facility to automatically generate voice messages
from a text input for transmission on VHF radio. The data is received from external sources such as
AMHS or AFTN. The message format can be IA-5 or ITA-2.
The received data (e.g. METAR, MET Report if available) is automatically inserted in the ATIS message.
The voice messages are generated in English and Portuguese.
The system includes facilities to log incoming and outgoing messages and to make these messages
available over the network.
Figure 5-26: ACAMS i6 ATIS – Client
The ATIS client HMI is composed of:
Runway Status
Meteorological Information Field
ATIS Operational Mode
Others function key

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By selecting the empty fields using the mouse it is possible to fill in the required text (when in Manual
Operation).
Normally the ATIS program should always be running and therefore the close window button is
disabled. However, if it is necessary to stop the program this can be done by pressing CTRL + F1 on
the keyboard.
When the software is functioning normally the STATUS indicator at the top right should be Green.
ATIS Status window shows the state of connection (color and text) of:
SV STATUS: Server Status
TX STATUS: Transmission Status
MET SRC: METAR/METREPORT Source

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SV STATUS can be:

Green (with OK text): Client application is connected to both servers.
Yellow (with NO CONNECTION WITH SERVER1 text): Client application is not connected to the
server 1.
Yellow (with NO CONNECTION WITH SERVER2 text): Client application is not connected to the
server 2.
Red (with DISCONNECTED text): Client application is not connected to any server.
TX STATUS can be:
Green (with TRANSMIT ACTIVE text): The status of transmission is active.
Green (with RADIO OFF text): The operator has switched off the voice transmission to the radio
transmitter.
Yellow (with SWITCHOVER ACTIVATED text): The status of transmission is still active however a
switchover was activated.
Yellow (with TRANSMIT WARNING text): A problem has occurred on the switchover unit PCB. Call
technical staff.
Red (with MESSAGE TIMEOUT text): The ATIS message timeout has been reached. The operator
should update the ATIS message.
Red (with NO VOICE text): The voice is not available. Call technical staff.
Red (with PLC DISCONNECTED text): The PLC used for status monitoring is disconnected. Call
technical staff.
Red (with FEEDBACK MISSING text): Call technical staff
Red (with SP DISCONNECTED text): The speech engine is not running on servers. Call technical
staff.
MET SRC can be:
Green (with OK text): Client application is connected to both servers.
Yellow (with MET SRC DISCONNECTED SV1 text): Client application is not connected to the
server 1.
Yellow (with MET SRC DISCONNECTED SV2 text): Client application is not connected to the
server 2.
Yellow (with METAR TIME OUT text): METAR timeout has been reached.
Yellow (with METREPORT TIME OUT text): METREPORT timeout has been reached.
Red (with NO MET SRC CONNECTION text): Client application is not connected to any server.

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Table 5-19: ATIS Server Configuration Parameters
AtisSettings.xml \common config Airport Code
Local Server IP and Port
Remote Server IP and
Port
Default Meteo In Use:
METAR or METREPORT
RWY List
VOIP1, VOIP2 and RIO
IP Address
MET Source IP and Port
ATIS Server abbreviationDictionary.abv Atis Configure English

Server\config\Message Dictionary
abbreviationDictionary.abv Factories\en Configure portuguese

Dictionary
heather.pron Atis Configure Heather

Server\config\Message Pronunciation
marcia.pron Factories\pt Configure Marcia

Pronunciation
Table 5-20: ATIS Client Configuration Parameters

ConnectionConfig.xml \config Client ID and Client IP
Server 1 ID, IP and Port
Server 2 ID, IP and Port
Playback Sound Card ID:
Speakers
ATIS Client SystemConfig.xml \config X & Y Coordinates

HMI Width & Height
TransitionLevel.xml \config Configure Transition Level

according to QNH Min and Max
values

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5.12 TCMS
5.12.1 HMI
The TCMS HMI provides the operator with an overview of the technical status of the monitored systems
and equipment in real time. With a single glance at the main overview, the operator will be able to
evaluate and assess the technical condition of the systems.
All status changes of monitored systems and operator actions are logged into databases, which allows
for detailed historical data which in turn can be used to give important information about system
reliability and to help airport personnel to take correct decisions with regards to maintenance and
corrective actions.
The module can be run from the server’s terminal in the technical room or from the VCR SUP position.
An example of TCMS HMI Main View is shown below:
Figure 5-27: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Client – Main Overview

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Figure 5-28: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Client – HDV

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Figure 5-29: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Client – Graphic View

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NB:
The ACAMS TCMS Server module is responsible for communication between clients and different
monitored equipment.
The ACAMS TCMS Server is installed on Servers.
Figure 5-30: ACAMS i6 TCMS – Server
In order to create a new user and password to login on TCMS client, the operator should click on
“MENU” and then “USER MANAGEMENT” as shown below.

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Then the following window will be displayed allowing to add and remove users:
To add a new user, the operator should enter the appropriate information and click on “Ok”. To
remove a user, the operator should select from the table one of the existing users and click on
“Remove”.
The current user information is:
Username: TECH
Password: Acams01
Privilege Level: 1

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The Status window shows the state of connection (color and text) between client application and server
application (Server 1 and Server 2).
Server indicator can be:
Green (with Active/Not Active text): Client application is connected to the server application.
Red (with Unreachable text): Client application is not connected to the server application.
Database indicator can be:
Green (with Connected text): Client application is connected to the server database.
Red (with Unreachable text): Client application is not connected to the server database.

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Table 5-21: TCMS Server Configuration Parameters
GlobalConfig.xml \config X & Y Coordinates
TCMS.xml \config Systems groups / Systems

configuration
ServerConfig.xml \config Server ID, IP & Port

Database configuration
(IP, Port, DB name & User
name)
Indicators, Labels &
DataGrid configuration
TCMS Server
ASU.xml, CAMERAS.xml, \config\Hardware
CCR.xml, CLIENTS.xml, Overview
Hardware configuration for
FIREWALLS.xml,
all the equipment included
IPPHONES.xml,
in TCMS
NPORTS.xml, PLC.xml,
SERVERS.xml,
SWITCHES.xml
ALCMS.xml, ATIS.xml, \config\Software
Software configuration for
CATS.xml, CURTAIN.xml, Overview
all the applications
MET.xml, NAVAIDS.xml,
included in TCMS
NB.xml, SPOT.xml,
VIDEO.xml, VOICE.xml

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Table 5-22: TCMS Client Configuration Parameters

FrameConfig.xml \config X & Y Coordinates, Width &
Height
Extra button
Menu config: Main Overview,
HDV & Graphic View
ConfigTime.xml \config NTP configuration
TCMS.xml \config Systems groups / Systems

\ClientConfig configuration
ClientConfig.xml \config Client Name

\ClientConfig Server 1 & 2 IP & Port
Local IP address
TCMS Buttons X & Y
Coordinates, Width & Height
TCMS Client ASU.xml, \config\ClientConfig

CAMERAS.xml, \Hardware
CCR.xml, Overview
CLIENTS.xml,
Hardware configuration for all the
FIREWALLS.xml,
equipment included in TCMS
IPPHONES.xml,
NPORTS.xml,
PLC.xml,
SERVERS.xml,
SWITCHES.xml
ALCMS.xml, \config\ClientConfig
ATIS.xml, CATS.xml, Software Overview
Hardware configuration for all the
CURTAIN.xml,
equipment included in TCMS
MET.xml,
Software configuration for all the
NAVAIDS.xml,
applications included in TCMS
NB.xml, SPOT.xml,
VIDEO.xml,
VOICE.xml

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6 NETWORK CONFIGURATION
Domain: SBGR.ACAMS.BR
Network: 192.168.14.0/24
Table 6-1: Network Configuration & IP Plan

IP Address Name Function Model Location
SERVERS
192.168.14.1 ACAMSSBGRSV1 ACAMS Server 1 HP DL360 RACK
192.168.14.5 ACAMSSBGRSV5 TATIC Server 1 HP DL360 RACK
WORKSTATIONS
192.168.14.21 ACAMSSBGRWS1 TATIC WS1 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 TWR
Mini
192.168.14.22 ACAMSSBGRWS2 ACAMS WS1 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 TWR
Mini
192.168.14.23 ACAMSSBGRWS3 TATIC WS2 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 GND1
Mini
192.168.14.24 ACAMSSBGRWS4 ACAMS WS2 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 GND1
Mini
192.168.14.25 ACAMSSBGRWS5 TATIC WS3 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 CLR
Mini
192.168.14.26 ACAMSSBGRWS6 ACAMS WS3 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 CLR
Mini
192.168.14.27 ACAMSSBGRWS7 TATIC WS4 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 SUP
Mini
192.168.14.28 ACAMSSBGRWS8 ACAMS WS4 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 SUP
Mini
192.168.14.29 ACAMSSBGRWS9 TATIC WS5 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 SO
Mini
192.168.14.30 ACAMSSBGRWS10 ACAMS WS5 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 SO
Mini
192.168.14.31 ACAMSSBGRWS11 ACAMS WS6 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 TCMS
Mini
192.168.14.33 ACAMSSBGRWS13 TATIC WS6 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 COORD
Mini
192.168.14.34 ACAMSSBGRWS14 ACAMS WS7 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 COORD
Mini
Mini
192.168.14.36 ACAMSSBGRWS16 ACAMS WS8 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 GND2
Mini
192.168.14.37 ACAMSSBGRWS17 TATIC WS8 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 TWR ASSIT
Mini
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Mini ASSIT
192.168.14.41 ACAMSSBGRWS21 TATIC WS10 HP EliteDesk 800 G6 CLR ASSIT
Mini
LAN SWITCHES
192.168.14.51 ACAMSSBGRSW1 LAN Switch 1 E2530-24G RACK
192.168.14.55 ACAMSSBGRSW5 VCR Switch 1 IGS-10020MT VCR
192.168.14.159 ACAMSSBGRSW9 KF Switch 1 IGS-5225-4T2S VHF Room
192.168.14.160 ACAMSSBGRSW10 KF Switch 2 IGS-5225-4T2S VHF Room
SERIAL DEVICE
192.168.14.61 ACAMSSBGRSD1 Serial Device 1 Nport5650-16 RACK
192.168.14.62 ACAMSSBGRSD2 Serial Device 2 Nport5650-16 RACK
PRINTER
192.168.14.71 ACAMSSBGRPR1 ACAMS Printer 1 HP M203dw TWR
IP PHONE
192.168.50.81 ACAMSSBGRPH1 IP Phone 1 PLANET VIP-1260PT SCI
192.168.50.82 ACAMSSBGRPH2 IP Phone 2 PLANET VIP-1260PT COE
REMOTE I/O
192.168.14.90 ACAMSSBGRIO0 Remote I/O 0 MOXA NA-4010 INTERLOCK
192.168.14.91 ACAMSSBGRIO1 Remote I/O 1 MOXA NA-4010 SPOT
192.168.14.92 ACAMSSBGRIO2 Remote I/O 2 MOXA NA-4010 SHADE
192.168.14.93 ACAMSSBGRIO3 Remote I/O 3 MOXA NA-4010 RACK
SERVERS ILO PORT
CAMERA
192.168.14.110 ACAMSSBGRCA1 TWR Camera AXIS P3374-V TWR
ATIS SWITCHOVER UNIT
192.168.14.201 ACAMSSBGRSU1 VOIP 1 BARIX Exstreamer P5 RACK
192.168.14.202 ACAMSSBGRSU2 VOIP 2 BARIX Exstreamer P5 RACK
192.168.14.203 ACAMSSBGRSU3 RIO 1 MOXA E1214 RACK
SAN
192.168.14.241 Controller A
ACAMSSBGRSA1 HPE MSA2050 RACK
192.168.14.242 Controller B
FIREWALL
192.168.14.254 ACAMSSBGRFW1 Firewall 1 Cisco ASA-5506X RACK
192.168.14.253 ACAMSSBGRFW2 Firewall 2 Cisco ASA-5506X RACK
Section: Network Configuration Document ID: 20300-0404-B02

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7 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
7.1 ACAMS
For the proper operation, all software below must be installed prior the ACAMS module installation.
7.1.1 Prerequisites
Table 7-1: ACAMS Prerequisites
Software Description
Java Runtime Environment Java Runtime Environment is needed to launch
ACAMS Modules: jre-8u161-windows-x64
PostgreSQL Database software: postgresql-9.5.5-1-windows-
x64
Nport Administrator Suite COM port software emulation:
Npadm_Setup_Ver3.0_Build_19021118.exe
MOXA I/O Remote I/O software:
ioAdmin3.19_Build16110917
Adobe Reader AcroRdrDC1801120040_en_US
Open Office Apache_OpenOffice_4.1.5_Win_x86_install_en-
US
Speech Engine Sdk-Amul-22k-HQ-TTS-Win_9-400_DVD6
Sdk-AMul-HQ-TTS-Win_9450_Brazilian
VNC Server Remote assistance tool: tightvnc-2.8.8-gpl-
setup-64bit
7.1.2 Shortcuts
This table shows all ACAMS/TATIC shortcuts created after log in.
Table 7-2: ACAMS & TATIC Shortcuts

Name Start In Target Path
ALCMS D:\ACAMS\ALCMS D:\ACAMS\ALCMS\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
NAVAIDS D:\ACAMS\NAVAIDS D:\ACAMS\NAVAIDS\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
DOC VIEWER D:\ACAMS \DOCUMENT D:\ACAMS \DOCUMENT VIEWER\ acams-i6-
VIEWER core-x64.exe
MET D:\ACAMS\MET D:\ACAMS\MET\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
VOICE D:\ACAMS\VOICE D:\ACAMS\VOICE\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
TIME D:\ACAMS\TIME D:\ACAMS\TIME\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
SPOTLIGHT D:\ACAMS\SPOTLIGHT D:\ACAMS\SPOTLIGHT\ acams-i6-core-
x64.exe
VIDEO D:\ACAMS\VIDEO D:\ACAMS\VIDEO\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
CURTAIN D:\ACAMS\CURTAIN D:\ACAMS\CURTAIN\ acams-i6-core-x64.exe
ATIS D:\ACAMS\ATIS D:\ACAMS\ATIS\acams-i6-atis-client-x64.exe
NOTICE D:\ACAMS\NOTICE BOARD D:\ACAMS\NOTICE BOARD\ acams-i6-core-
BOARD x64.exe
TATIC C:\TaticApl\Workstation C:\TaticApl\Workstation\AutoUpdate.exe
CHROME C:\Program Files C:\Program Files
(x86)\Google\Chrome\Application (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe
FIREFOX C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe
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7.1.3 JAVA Runtime Environment 8

Double click on “jre-8u161-windows-x64” setup file.
Click Install.
Click OK.

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Click Close.
Right click on Computer (This PC) and select Properties.

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Click on Advanced system settings.
Select Environment Variables.

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In System variables section, click on New to create Java variable.
Enter the following information then click OK.

Variable name: JAVA_HOME
Variable value: C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_161

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The Java variable is added successfully. Click OK.
Click OK to apply the settings.

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7.1.4 PostgreSQL Database Installation

Double click on “postgresql-9.5.5-1-windows-x64” setup file.
Click “Next”.
Keep the default installation directory and click “Next”.

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Keep the default data directory and click “Next”.
Insert the password (Acams01) for the database superuser and click “Next”.

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Keep the default port “5432” and click Next.
Locale: “[Default locale]”, click “Next”.

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Setup is now ready to begin installing PostgreSQL on your computer. Click Next.

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Check “Stack Builder…” and click “Finish”.
Check that the selected option is PostgreSQL 9.5 (x64) on port 5432. Click Next.

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Check that the two following applications are selected then click Next.
pgAgent v3.4.0-3
pgJDBC v42.2.2-1
The selected packages are available for verification. Click Next.
Wait during downloading the packages.

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Click Next to start the packages installation.
7.1.4.1 PgAgent install
Click “Next”.

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Click “Next”.

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Enter the following information then click Next.

Host: localhost
Username: postgres
Password: Acams01
Port: 5432
Enter the following information then click Next.

Operating system username: postgres
System user password: Acams01
Retype password: Acams01

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Setup is now ready to begin installing pgAgent on your computer. Click Next.
Wait while setup installs pgAgent on your computer.
Click OK.

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Click “Finish”.
Click “Finish”.

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7.1.4.2 PgJDBC install
Click “Next”.

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Setup is now ready to begin installing pgJDBC on your computer. Click Next.
Wait while setup installs pgJDBC on your computer.

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Click “Finish”.
Click “Finish”.

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7.1.4.3 Remote Connection Config

Open pgAdmin III.
Double click on “PostgreSQL 9.5 (localhost:5432).
Enter the password Acams01 and click OK.

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Click on Tools then browse to Server Configuration. Select pg_hba.conf.
Click on the check box to add a new access configuration.

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Enter the following information and click OK.

Enabled: checked
Database: all
User: postgres
IP Address: 192.168.14.0/24
Method: trust
The new client access configuration is added successfully. Click on Save symbol.
Click Yes.

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Click on Play symbol.
Click Yes.

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7.1.5 Open Office

Double click on “OpenOffice 4.1.5” setup file.
Click Next.
Enter “ACAMS AS” for User Name and Organization fields, check the option “Anyone who uses this
computer (all users)” then click Next.

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Choose the option Typical and then click Next.
Click Install.

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Click Finish.

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7.1.6 Adobe Reader

Click on “AcroRdrDC1801120040_en_US” setup file.
Wait during extracting installation files.
Check Make Adobe Acrobat Reader DC mu default PDF viewer for browsing and file preview, keep the
default destination folder then click Install.

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The setup is completed. Click Finish.

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7.1.7 Nport Administrator

Double click on “Npadm_Setup_Ver3.0_Build_19021118.exe” Setup file.
Click “Next”.
Keep the default destination location. Click “Next”.

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Click “Next”.
Click “Install”.

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Click “Next”.
Check “Launch NPort Administrator”. Then click “Finish”.

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The Nport Administrator is used to configure the Nport Serial Device.

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7.1.8 Speech Engine

Open Acapela installation folder.
Double click on “Sdk-Amul-22k-HQ-TTS-Win_9-400_DVD6”.
Double click on “AcaWizard” setup file.

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Click Next.
Select “I Agree” and click Next.

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Change the installation directory to “C:\Speak” then click Next.
Click Yes to create the directory.

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Click Next.
Click on “Select All button” then click Next.

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Click Next.

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Click Finish.
Go back to Acapela installation folder and double click on “Sdk-AMul-HQ-TTS-Win_9450_Brazilian”.

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Double click on “AcaWizard” setup file.
Click Next.

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Click on “Add/Update new components to the current installation”.
Click on “Select All button” then click Next.

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Click Finish.
Copy the file “TextToWav” from Acapela folder.

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Paste the file “TextToWav” in Acapela installation directory “C:\Speak”.

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7.1.9 VNC Server

Double click on “tightvnc-2.8.8-gpl-setup-64bit” setup file.
Click Next.
Check “I accept the terms in the License Agreement” then click Next.

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Click on Complete as setup type.
Click Next.

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Click Install.
Wait during installation.

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Enter and confirm the password Acams01.
Click Finish.

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7.2 TATIC
For the proper operation, all software below must be installed prior the TATIC application.
7.2.1 Prerequisites
Table 7-3: TATIC Prerequisites
Software Description
Framework 4.7 English
Fonts Install TATIC fonts
Adobe Reader Version X
SQL Server Servidor SQL
7.2.2 Framework 4.7

Refer to TATIC Annex.
7.2.3 Adobe Reader

Refer to paragraph 7.1.6.
7.2.4 SQL Server

7.2.5 Install SQL Service Pack 1

7.2.6 Configure Protocols


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8 SOFTWARE LICENSES AND KEYS
Windows Server 2019 is licensed using an OEM license with a unique product key for each physical
server. All other Microsoft software included in the system is covered by a common Volume License.
The codes are given below:
Table 8-1: Windows Licenses

Physical Key Computer Name
NFQ36-BC4VQ-XJCRB-9CB8Y-TX2HR ACAMSSBGRSV1
B3GNK-T2TGD-7W83V-WBQTQ-FM7YF ACAMSSBGRSV2
9MNTM-DVK79-7GHYF-V639B-88HYF ACAMSSBGRSV3
J8YMN-HMP3D-GB6GV-9P9F4-X2G34 ACAMSSBGRSV4
68WB6-NP3P2-PB2F6-8M8GX-JXFBF ACAMSSBGRSV5
3FR8C-QRNGB-4VQGB-XP7J3-3PG34 ACAMSSBGRSV6
CK2GF-QN4XW-W89QV-KW6YK-7XQD4 ACAMSSBGRSV7
8NJ79-3J72V-8TWD9-YWW23-JT3D4 ACAMSSBGRSV8
Windows 10 ACAMSSBGRWS1
Pre-activated ACAMSSBGRWS2
ACAMSSBGRWS3
ACAMSSBGRWS4
ACAMSSBGRWS5
ACAMSSBGRWS6
ACAMSSBGRWS7
ACAMSSBGRWS8
ACAMSSBGRWS9
ACAMSSBGRWS10
ACAMSSBGRWS11
ACAMSSBGRWS13
ACAMSSBGRWS15
Table 8-2: SQL Server License

Open License ID Parent Program Computer Name Device CALs
OPEN ACAMSSBGRSV5,
52019369 4
02023426ZZS2101 ACAMSSBGRSV6
Section: Software Licenses and Keys Document ID: 20300-0404-B02

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9 BACKUP & RESTORE
9.1 Windows Server 2019
9.1.1 Backup
Open the Server Manager.
Select “Tools” menu, click on “Windows Server Backup”.
Section: Backup & Restore Document ID: 20300-0404-B02

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Select “Local Backup” in the left-hand pane and click “Backup Once” in the Actions menu to the right.
Select “Different options” then click “Next”.

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Select “Full server” then click “Next”.
Select “Remote shared folder” location to save the backup, then click “Next”.

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A remote shared folder must be created on the destination machine in order to save the backup.
Create the folder: D:\ACAMS\Server Backup on destination machine.

Right click on the created folder and select properties.

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Go to Sharing tab and select “Advanced Sharing”.
Check “Share this folder” and click on “Permissions”.
Add “Everyone” in Group or user names. Then allow full control permissions.
Click apply, OK then close.

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Back to the backup procedure, in location put the path for the remote backup folder. Example:
\\ACAMSSBGRSV8\Server Backup and select “Inherit” then click “Next”.
Click Backup to start the procedure.

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Wait a few minutes until the end of the backup.
Verify that the backup was successful and click “Close”.

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9.2 GPO
9.2.1 GPO Backup
Open Server Manager (On ACAMS server 1 or 2).
Select Tools then Group Policy Management.
Browse to Domains: SBGR.ACAMS.BR, right click on Group Policy Objects then select Back Up All…

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Browse for the backup location then click Back Up.
The GPO backup is done successfully. Click OK.

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9.2.2 GPO Restore

Open Server Manager (On ACAMS server 1 or 2).
Select Tools then Group Policy Management.
Select the group policy to restore, right click and click on Import Settings…

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Click Next.
Click Next.

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Browse for the restore location then click Next.
Select from the backed-up GPOs list the one to restore.

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Click Next.
Click Finish.

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The GPO restore operation is done successfully.

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9.3 Windows 10
Open the Control Panel then select “Save backup copies of your files with File History” located under
“System and Security” category.
Click on “System Image Backup” located on the window bottom.

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Click on “Create a system image”.
Choose where the backup should be saved. To save the backup on an external hard disk, select the
first option “On a hard disk”.

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Choose where the backup should be saved. To save the backup on a network location (for example
Server 1 machine), select the third option “On a network location”.
In case the network location option is chosen, the operator should create a shared folder on Server 1
(for example: \\192.168.14.1\Backup_Workstation). Then, network credentials shall be entered to
access the network location when saving your backup. (for example, Username: SBGR\Administrator
& Password: Acams01).

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After the backup option has been chosen, the operator should confirm the backup settings.
Wait during windows is saving the backup.

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9.4 Database
9.4.1 Database Backup
Open pgAdmin III.

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Open Databases, select the database to backup, right click then chose Backup…
Enter the file name and path for backup location.

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Select the Objects tab and verify that all tables are selected. Click Backup.
Once the backup is over, click on Done.

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9.4.2 Database restore

Open pgAdmin III.

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Open Databases, select the database to restore, right click then chose Restore…
Enter the file name and path for restore location.

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Once the restore is over, click on Done.

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9.5 Nport
9.5.1 Nport Backup
The Nport backup is done on two parts:
Nport Configuration (System and Ports configuration).
Nport COM Mapping (Mapping Virtual COM).
Open NPort Administrator through Start, All program, NPort Administrator. Then click Search.
Wait while the NPort Administrator detects the NPort Hardware.

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Nport Configuration
Right click on the NPort that you need to create backup and select “Export Configuration”.
Click on Browse, enter the backup file name and location. Click OK then OK.

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Nport COM Mapping
Right click on COM Mapping then select Export COM Mapping.
Click on Browse, enter the backup file name and location. Click OK then OK.

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9.5.2 Nport Restore

The Nport restore is done on two parts:
Nport Configuration (System and Ports configuration).
Nport COM Mapping (Mapping Virtual COM
Open NPort Administrator through Start, All program, NPort Administrator. Then click Search.
Wait while the NPort Administrator detects the NPort Hardware.

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Nport Configuration
Right click on the NPort that you need to restore its configuration and select “Import Configuration”.
Click on Browse, enter the restore file name and location. Click OK then OK.

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Nport COM Mapping
Right click on COM Mapping then select Import COM Mapping.
Click on Browse, enter the restore file name and location. Click OK then OK.

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9.6 Firewall
9.6.1 Firewall Backup
Launch the Cisco ASDM-IDM. Enter the Firewall IP address, username and password then click on OK
Username: Cisco
Password: Acams01
When the security warning appears, click on Continue.

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The Cisco ASDM home overview is displayed.
Click on Tools then select Backup Configurations.

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Click on Browse to choose the backup file name and destination. Check the box Backup All and then
click on Backup.
Wait during the backup process.

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9.6.2 Firewall Restore
Launch the Cisco ASDM-IDM. Enter the Firewall IP address, username and password then click on OK.
When the security warning appears, click on Continue.

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The Cisco ASDM home overview is displayed.
Click on Tools then select Restore Configurations.

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Click on Browse to choose the restore file. Then click on Next.
Click on Restore.
Wait during the restore process.

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9.7 Hardware
9.7.1 Server
Table 9-1: Server Troubleshooting
Problem Description Solution
HP Servers doesn’t work. Check the power cable.
Check power supply located at the rear of the
server.
Power supply makes noises. Remove and return the power supply.
Replace with a new one.
Power supply indicator blinking orange. Check if the power supply is connected.
Switch it with the second power supply.
(cross test)
Check the status on TCMS application for
more details
Check the status on ILO Web interface for
more details
UID light activate. Push to deactivate the light.
FAN makes noises. Stop the Server, remove the cover then
remove and clean fans. Return it and close
the cover.
Hard Disk make noises. Remove and return the hard disk.
Replace it with a new one.
Hard Disk indicator blinking orange. Check the status on TCMS application for
more details
Check the status on ILO Web interface for
more details
For problem that require re-installation. Refer to the chapter Backup and Restore

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9.7.2 KVM Drawer

Table 9-2: KVM Troubleshooting
KVM Switch doesn’t work. No led is activated. Check the power cable.
Keyboard not working. Check if the USB cable is connected to the

Servers.
Mouse not working. Check if the USB cable is connected to the

Servers.
No display on the screen. Check if the VGA cable is connected from

Servers to KVM Switch.
Restart the KVM Switch.
The keyboard is frozen. Restart the KVM Switch.
The mouse is frozen. Restart the KVM Switch.
By Pressing keys on the keyboard, other Go to Start, control Panel then double click
characters will appear. on Language.
Select (English/United States) then click
Apply.
Delete all other inputs. Then click Apply and
OK.

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9.7.3 Controller Working Position

To check or to do maintenance on the Controller Working Position, it should be logon with Local or
domain Administrator.
Table 9-3: CWP Troubleshooting

CWP doesn’t work. No led is activated. Check the power cable.
Keyboard not working. Check if the keyboard USB cable is

connected
Mouse not working. Check if the mouse USB cable is connected.
No display on the screen. Check if the display port cable is connected.
Touch Screen is not working. Check if the USB touch screen cable is
connected.
Switch the USB touch screen cable in
another USB port.
Check if the Touch Screen driver
(application) is installed.
Uninstall and re-install the driver
(application).
By Pressing keys on the keyboard, other Go to Start, control Panel then double click
characters will appear. on Language.
Select (English/United States) then click
Apply.
Delete all other inputs. Then click Apply and
OK.
No ping between the CWP and ACAMS Check if windows firewall is deactivated.
network. Go to Start, Control Panel then double click
on firewall then deactivate all firewall options
(Public, Private and Domain).
Operator cannot log to the domain. Check the network connection.

Check if the DNS IP is configured in CWP
network configuration.
Check if the Active Directory Service is
running on Domain Controllers
Check if the CWP is on the domain.
Log in with local Administrator (user name:
Administrator, password: Acams01) then
right click on My Computer and select
Properties.
In “Computer name, domain and workgroup
settings” check if the “Domain” is the right
domain.

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If yes restart the CWP. If the problem

persists, please you should Withdraw from
the domain and add it again.
If no, you should add the CWP to the domain.
Autologon not working. Launch the specific Autologon batch file

(located on ACAMS Server 1 / Tools) and
follow the instruction.
For problem that require re-installation. Refer to the chapter Backup and Restore
9.7.4 Switch
Table 9-4: Switch Troubleshooting
HP Switch doesn’t work. No led is activated. Check the power cable.
Lights are frozen. Restart the HP Switch.

Disconnect all network cable then Restart
the Switch.
Network port is not working. Disconnect and re-connect the cable

Use another network cable.
Switch the cable (that it’s connected to the
port) with another cable port (cross test)
Restart the HP Switch.
Reset the HP Switch

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9.7.5 Nport
Table 9-5: Nport Troubleshooting
Nport doesn’t work. No led is activated. Check the power cable.
Can’t access to the Nport. Restart the Nport.

Check the network connection to the Nport.
Check the IP address of the Nport (See
Network Chapter).
Reset the Nport using the reset button
located in the front panel. (Press the Reset
button continuously for 5 sec to load factory
defaults) 192.168.127.254
Connect another computer to the Nport and
configure its IP address with
(192.168.127.250\255.255.255.0) then using
Nport Administrator, connect to the Nport
and make Restore. (See backup and restore
of Nport).
Lights are frozen. Restart the Nport.

Disconnect all cable then restart the Nport.
Port is not working. Check if the external source is connected

and sending data.
Disconnect and re-connect the cable of the
concerned port.
Restart the Nport.
Reset and Restore the Nport configuration.
Move the cable to another port (Port is
damaged).

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9.7.6 Firewall
Table 9-6: Firewall Troubleshooting
Firewall doesn’t work. No led is activated. Check the power cable.
Can’t access to the Firewall. Restart the Firewall.

Check the network connection to the Firewall
Check the IP address of the Firewall (See
Network Chapter).
Check if Cisco ASDM-IDM Launcher is
installed on your machine
If the IP address of the Firewall is changed to
default IP (192.168.1.1 Username and
password shall be empty), connect to the
firewall using that IP address and make a
Restore
Refer to the chapter Backup and Restore
Lights are frozen. Restart the Firewall.

Disconnect all cables then restart the
Firewall.
Port is not working. Check the network connection to the Firewall

Check if the external source is connected.
Disconnect and re-connect the cable of the
concerned port.
Restart the Firewall.
Reset and Restore the Firewall
configuration.
Move the cable to another port (Port is
damaged) if you have another free port.
Connected but not receiving Data from external Check if the external source is sending data.
source. Restart the Firewall.
Reset and Restore the Firewall
configuration.

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9.7.7 Remote I/O

Table 9-7: Remote I/O Troubleshooting
Moxa I/O doesn’t work. No led is activated. Check the power cable.
Can’t access to the Moxa I/O. Restart the Moxa I/O.

Check the network connection to the Moxa
I/O.
Check the IP address of the Moxa I/O (See
Network Chapter).
Re-configure the Moxa:
Reset the Moxa I/O
The lights are frozen. Restart the Moxa I/O.

Disconnect the network cable then restart
the Moxa I/O.
Port Input or Output is not working. Check the port with Moxa utility.
Check if the external electric cable is
connected.
Use another Input or Output port (Port
damaged).
Check if the Input or Output module is
installed correctly.
Change the module.

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9.8 Windows Server 2019

9.8.1 Group Policy Object
Table 9-8: GPO Troubleshooting
ACAMS User does not follow the ACAMS Check if the ACAMS GPO is enabled
restrictions. In ACAMS Server 1, go to Start,
Administrative Tools then click on Group
Policy Management.
Right click on ACAMS GPO then check if
enabled and Enforced.
On ACAMS workstation, run gpupdate \force
(Go to Start menu, Run command).
Restart the workstation.
GPO is damaged. Restore all GPO (See Backup and Restore

GPO).

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9.8.2 Distributed File System

Table 9-9: DFS Troubleshooting
Domain namespace is not running (can’t access Check Time and Date.
to the \\SBGR.ACAMS.BR\files). Check if Active Directory is running (if not
running, fix it then restart the DFS
namespace and DFS Replication).
Check if Domain Name service is running (if
not running, fix it then restart the DFS
Check the DFS namespace service.
In ACAMS Servers, go to Start,
Administrative Tools, and Services then right
click on DFS namespace and select start.
Domain namespace is frozen (can’t access to Check Time and Date.

the \\SBGR.ACAMS.BR\files) Check if Active Directory is running (if not
Check the DFS namespace service.
click on DFS namespace and select restart.
If DFS replication is not running Check Time and Date.

Check if Active Directory is running (if not
Check the DFS replication service.
click on DFS namespace and select restart.

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10 NOTES
10.1 Abbreviations
Table 10-1: List of abbreviations
ALCMS Airfield Lighting Control and Monitoring System
MET Meteorological
NAVAIDS Navigation Aids
TCMS Technical control and Monitoring System
CFE Customer Furnished Equipment
ATIS Automatic Terminal Information Service
VoIP Voice Over IP
10.2 Definitions
Table 10-2: List of definitions
ATIS Automatic Terminal Information Service. Receives information from
weather sensors and forwards it via radio to local aircrafts and pilots
as a synthesized voice message. It has a standardized interface
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Figure 5-19: ACAMS i6 Video – Client ........................................................................................... 133

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The ACAMS Integrated System comprises:

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Figure 2-1: Block Diagram ACAMS Integrated System Guarulhos TWR

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3.1 HP ARUBA Switches

Figure 3-1: HP/ARUBA Network Switch 2530-24G

Network switches specifications are:

Table 3-1: HP/ARUBA 2530-24G Specifications

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Figure 3-2: LAN Switch HP – Front View

Figure 3-3: LAN Switch HP – Rear View

Figure 3-4: Port & Indicator Description

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The Link and Mode Indicators can be:

Table 3-2: Link and Mode Indicators

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Wait during the installation.

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Enter the following settings then click “Open”:

Serial line: The COM port detected on maintenance laptop.

Press “Enter” twice.

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Enter the command conf and press “Enter”.

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Enter the command vlan 1 and press “Enter”.

Enter the command ip address 192.168.14.51 255.255.255.0.

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Click on “Ports” where the status of all the ports is shown.

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Table 3-3: Rack Switch 1 Port Configuration

Table 3-4: Rack Switch 2 Port Configuration

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Table 3-5: Rack Switch 3 Port Configuration

Table 3-6: Rack Switch 4 Port Configuration

Table 3-7: Aruba Switch Credentials

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3.2 Planet Switches

3.2.1.1 Planet IGS-10020MT

Figure 3-5: Planet IGS-10020MT

The specifications are:

Table 3-8: Planet IGS-10020MT Specifications

3.2.1.2 Planet IGS-5225-4T2S

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