ACS CFSound-III Bedienungsanleitung

CFSound-III

Compact FLASH

Digital Audio

System

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Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

Table of Contents

Overview......................................................................................................................................... 4

Features.................................................................................................................................................... 4

Connections ............................................................................................................................................. 5

Main Connector................................................................................................................................ 5

Power Supply Connection ......................................................................................................... 5

Built-in Contacts Connection .................................................................................................... 5

Speaker Connection................................................................................................................... 6

Serial Connector ............................................................................................................................... 6

Remote Volume Connector............................................................................................................... 7

LINE OUT Connector ...................................................................................................................... 7

LINE IN Connector .......................................................................................................................... 7

PHONES Connector......................................................................................................................... 7

Quick Start...................................................................................................................................... 8

Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................... 10

No sound, no Green or Red LED(s) flashing......................................................................................... 10

No sound, Red LED flashing................................................................................................................. 10

Low sound volume................................................................................................................................. 10

Programming the Compact FLASH Card................................................................................... 11

Compact Flash Card Requirements........................................................................................................ 11

Installing and Removing the Compact FLASH Card............................................................................. 11

Audio Rates Supported.......................................................................................................................... 11

Image Formats Supported...................................................................................................................... 12

Formatting the CF Card ......................................................................................................................... 12

Modes of Operation..................................................................................................................... 12

CFSound Mode...................................................................................................................................... 13

Filename Formats ........................................................................................................................... 13

Sample Filenames.................................................................................................................... 15

File Naming Format for CFSound style operation..................................................................16

Compact FLASH Card Loading and Scanning .......................................................................16

Background Audio Tracks....................................................................................................... 17

CFSOUND.INI File................................................................................................................. 18

Quiz / Kiosk Mode ................................................................................................................... 22

Sequential Sound Play-out ...................................................................................................... 24

RS-232 Serial Port Protocol.................................................................................................... 25

DMX Operation.............................................................................................................................. 26

DMX Controller (Master)........................................................................................................ 26

DMX Device (Slave)................................................................................................................ 26

Basic Mode............................................................................................................................................ 29

Diagnostic LED Codes (Red & Green LEDs)............................................................................. 30

Green LED............................................................................................................................................. 30

Red LED Error Flashes.......................................................................................................................... 30

Power Requirements ................................................................................................................... 31

Digital Audio Recording .............................................................................................................. 31

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

Recommended Recording Procedure..................................................................................................... 31

Self-Recording Procedure...................................................................................................................... 31

Optional Plug-in Modules............................................................................................................ 33

CFSound-III Contact Sense 8 Module................................................................................................... 33

CFSound-III Contact I/O 8 Module....................................................................................................... 33

CFSound-III Contact Sense 24 Module................................................................................................. 35

CFSound-III DMX I/O Module............................................................................................................. 36

CFSound-III Video Graphics Adaptor Module...................................................................................... 37

Contact Wiring.......................................................................................................................................38

Analog Input Wiring.............................................................................................................................. 39

DMX Wiring.......................................................................................................................................... 39

Connecting a Motion Sensor...................................................................................................... 41

Normal Sized Motion Sensor................................................................................................................. 41

Small Sized Motion Sensor.................................................................................................................... 42

Connecting Multiple Speakers.................................................................................................... 43

Controlling Eight LEDs with a Sound Sequence...................................................................... 44

Light LED while Sound is Playing.............................................................................................. 45

Frequently Asked Questions ...................................................................................................... 46

Sample Messages........................................................................................................................ 51

Sample Power Up Message, no CF card................................................................................................ 51

Sample Power Up Message, CFSound Mode ........................................................................................ 51

Sample Power Up Message, Basic Mode .............................................................................................. 51

Mechanical.................................................................................................................................... 52

Firmware Revisions..................................................................................................................... 53

Upgrading the Firmware.............................................................................................................. 55

NOTICE: ........................................................................................................................................ 59

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

Overview

Thank you for purchasing the Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System; be assured that it will

provide you with thousands of hours of trouble free, solid-state operation. You will also find that it is simple

to change audio themes or tracks and is easy to make your own recordings or “program” the device.

End users can change the audio themes or tracks simply by inserting another, different Compact FLASH

Card, as easily as the changing of a cassette tape. Multiple cards can be programmed with different audio

themes or tracks allowing daily, hourly, weekly or monthly changes. It truly is as simple as removing the old

card and plugging in the new one. Depending on the manufacturer, Compact FLASH Cards may be re-used

up to 100,000 times.

Sound files are easily copied onto the card via your PC or laptop, using a Compact FLASH to PCMCIA,

Compact FLASH to USB or parallel port adapter. As the files are copied to the Compact FLASH Card, they

are renamed. This process instructs the Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System how and when to play

the copied files.

See the Quick Start section below to try out your CFSound-III immediately.

Features

The Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System incorporates the following features:

Uses inexpensive, industry standard Compact FLASH (CF) Cards.

Runs on 12 –15VDC with supplied 120 –240VAC 50/60Hz wall transformer

RS-232 Serial Port for controlling audio play out via an attached computer or PLC.

Diagnostic LED‟s to indicate operating status.

Two built-in contact inputs to activate sounds.

Push-To-Talk (PTT) dry relay contact output that can optionally close whenever a sound is played.

Digital Up/Down volume control push buttons with remote connector.

Built-in 50 Watt Class D Stereo (2 x 25W) Amplifier.

Built-in 35mW @ 32 ohms Headphone Amplifier.

Optional boards for contact inputs to activate sounds.

Optional boards for contact outputs activated with sounds for other control.

Optional board for control of or by USITT DMX-512 devices.

Optional board for display of images and computer graphics with PS/2 input.

Scriptable via built-in ACS Basic

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

Connections

Front View

CF Card Slot Diagnostic LEDs Optional Modules RESET

Button

Rear View

AUDIO

3.5mm JACKS

Serial RS-232

DB-9P

Power

PTT Relay

Contacts

SPEAKERS

OUT

LINE IN LINE OUT PHONES

Contacts

25 & 26

Up / Down

Volume Buttons

MAIN

DOWN UP CFSound-III

Main Connector

Most of the connections to the CFSound-III are supplied to the unit with a ten pin, 2-piece pluggable

terminal block style connector at Main.

Power Supply Connection

The CFSound-III requires a regulated or unregulated voltage of 10V to 18V DC. Voltages above

18VDC will damage the unit. The unit has reset-able fusing internally to protect the Power input. Should the

fuse trip, remove power, correct the fault, wait a minute for the thermal fuse to cool and reset, then, re-apply

power. The non-OEM version of the CFSound-III is supplied with a 120-240VAC 50/60Hz wall mounted

transformer rated at 15VDC @ 1.6A.

ACS supplies different versions of the wall-mounted transformer power supply for the CFSound-III. The

designated positive lead which should be connected to pin 9 of the Main connector with the other negative or

ground lead connected to pin 10.

Built-in Contacts Connection

The Push-To-Talk (PTT) relay dry contact output on the Main connector may be activated whenever a

sound is playing. The contact output is implemented with a relay whose contacts are rated at 1A @ 30VDC

maximum. The Common and Normally Open relay contacts are available on the Main connector.

The contact inputs on the Main connector appear logically to the CFSound-III as Contact #25 & #26,

and may be activated by momentarily applying ground to the Input Contact #xx pin on the Main connector.

The contact inputs are implemented with an optocoupler. The Cathodes of the LEDs in the optocoupler are

connected to the Contact #25 and #26 Input pins. The Anodes of the LEDs in the optocoupler are connected

to an internal 12VDC power supply, with a 680 ohm current limiting resistor in series. The output transistor

of the optocouplers have 10K pull-up resistors on their collectors, with the emitters connected to ground and

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

are buffered by an inverting gate. The following diagram is representative of the Contact #25 input and is

similar for Contact #26:

Contact #25

GROUND

+12v

+5v

680

ohm

10K

ohm

The input is activated by sinking current from the Contact input pin to ground. A Ground connection is

supplied on pin 10 of the Main connector for this purpose. The input current sink requirement is

approximately 10mA. The contacts are associated with sound files named 19x.WAV and 1Ax.WAV. The x

denotes additional file control attribute characters. See the Filename Formats section below.

Speaker Connection

The speaker terminals on the Main connector provide connections for the two external left and right

speakers. These may be either 4 or 8 ohm speakers, with 4 ohms providing higher output power. The speakers

should be capable of handling up to 25 watts.

NOTE: THE SPEAKER OUTPUTS ARE NOT REFERENCED TO GROUND –EACH

SPEAKER REQUIRES ITS OWN PAIR OF WIRES, AND NEITHER WIRE MAY BE

CONNECTED TO GROUND.

GROUND

10V - 18V DC

PTT Contact N.O.

PTT Contact COM

Input Contact 26

Input Contact 25

Right Speaker +

Left Speaker -

Left Speaker +

Right Speaker -

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Pin #

Signal

Filename

Left Speaker +

Left Speaker -

Right Speaker +

Right Speaker -

Input Contact 25

19C.WAV / 19O.WAV

Input Contact 26

1AC.WAV / 1AO.WAV

PTT Contact COM

PTT Contact N.O.

10VDC –18VDC

Ground

Serial Connector

A standard RS-232 serial interface is provided on-board via a DB-9 style male connector. The CFSound-

III provides diagnostic messages about CF card insertion and removal events and sound contents over the

serial port. Additionally, the playing of sounds may be controlled by messages issued to the CFSound-III via

the serial port. The format of the serial data is 2400 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and no flow control, and the

baud rate may be changed using a configuration file entry or NVM setting. Only three of the nine pins are

used. The configuration of jumper block JB2 on the CFSound-III controls whether the serial port looks like a

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

Modem (DCE) or a Terminal (DTE). As shipped, the CFSound-III is configured to be DCE so that a one-to-

one cable from a PC serial port may be used. The Windows HyperTerminal accessory may be used to view

the diagnostic messages and manually issue commands to start/stop/queue sounds:

Pin #

Signal Name

JB2 = DCE

Signal Name

JB2 = DTE

TX (from unit)

RX (to unit)

TX (from unit)

Ground(GND)

Remote Volume Connector

The sound volume level is controlled by two pushbuttons on the front of the CFSound-III: one for Up

and one for Down. A momentary button press of the Up button raises the volume level, a button press of the

Down button lowers the volume level. Pressing and holding the button for ¼ second starts an automatic

volume increase/decrease until the button is released or the maximum/minimum volume is achieved. The

volume is essentially db linear in sixty-four, 1db increments from 0db → -66db.The current volume level is

„remembered‟ in non-volatile memory on the CFSound-III and is restored to it‟s last setting upon power-up.

The Up and Down button inputs are also available on the VOL connector along the front edge of the

printed circuit board inside the enclosure. Connecting a momentary button between the input and ground

parallels the operation of the on-board volume controls:

Pin #

Signal

DOWN-

GND

UP-

LINE OUT Connector

The volume controlled sound is also available at an audio line level (1V RMS @ 0db volume, 47K

ohms) at the 3.5mm Stereo LINE OUT jack on the rear of the CFSound-III.

Pin #

Signal

TIP

Left

RING

Right

SLEEVE

Ground

LINE IN Connector

Line level audio appearing at the 3.5mm Stereo LINE IN jack (1V RMS @ 0db volume, 47K ohms) on

the rear of the CFSound-III may be enabled to be amplified at the current volume setting and presented to the

Speakers/Line Outputs whenever another sound is not playing. See the CFSOUND.INI section below.

PHONES Connector

The volume controlled sound is also available for driving stereo headphones (35mW @ 0db volume, 32

ohms) at the 3.5mm Stereo PHONES jack on the rear of the CFSound-III.

NOTE: The common headphone output is not referenced to, and should not be

connected to Ground.

Pin #

Signal

TIP

Left

RING

Right

SLEEVE

Common

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Quick Start

Also refer to the videos on the SUPPORT page of the CFSOUND.COM website.

1. Connect the transformer, speakers and a normally open momentary pushbutton switch to the Main

terminal block. See Main Connector section above for more information.

2. Apply power to the CFSound-III. With no CF card inserted, the Green LED should flash fast then

slow. See Diagnostic LED Codes section below for more information.

3. Format a Compact Flash card using either FAT16 (FAT) or FAT32:

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

4. Download the sample sounds from the CFSound website:

http://www.acscontrol.com/Downloads/Products/CF/CFSoundIII/CFSound3TestSounds.zip

5. Extract the test sounds onto the formatted Compact Flash card. Browse to the CF drive:

6. Carefully insert the CF card into the CFSound-III. The Green LED should flash fast then go on

steady and the background sounds should start playing then repeating.

7. Press the button. The CFSound-III should interrupt the background sound, play sound #25, then

resume playing the background sound.

Compact FLASH III Digital Audio System

Troubleshooting

No sound, no Green or Red LED(s) flashing

The CFSound-III doesn‟t have correct power. Verify the power supplied to the MAIN connector for the

correct polarity and level using a voltmeter if available. If this is correct, verify that none of the wiring to the

unit is shorted causing the internal resettable fuse to be tripped. Try removing power, waiting for 15 seconds

and reapplying power to allow the internal fuse to reset.

No sound, Red LED flashing

The Red LED is flashing a pattern of one or more numbers to help identify the problem. Please see the

Diagnostic LED Codes and Frequently Asked Questions sections below. Also refer to the videos on the

SUPPORT page of the CFSOUND.COM website.

Low sound volume

Sound volume may be adjusted using the up / down pushbuttons on the front of the unit. Push and hold

the up button to increase. If this doesn‟t adjust the volume, verify your speaker wiring and impedance.

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