ACS CFSound-IV Bedienungsanleitung

CFSound-IV

Compact FLASH

Digital Audio

System

Revision 1.0

Tuesday, June 27, 2017

6233 E. Sawgrass Rd Sarasota, FL. 34240 (941)377-5775 FAX(941)378-4226

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Table of Contents

Overview......................................................................................................................................... 1

Features.................................................................................................................................................... 1

Connections ............................................................................................................................................. 2

Main Connector................................................................................................................................ 2

Power Supply Connection ......................................................................................................... 2

Built-in Contacts Connection .................................................................................................... 2

Speaker Connection................................................................................................................... 3

Serial Connector ............................................................................................................................... 4

DB-9P Signals........................................................................................................................... 4

JB1 Serial Configuration Jumpers...................................................................................... 4

RS-232 Connection to PC.......................................................................................................... 5

RS-232 CFSound (JB1 jumpered as DCE) to PC (DTE) ................................................... 5

RS-232 CFSound (JB1 jumpered as DTE) to PC (DTE) ................................................... 6

RS-485 Connection.................................................................................................................... 6

Ethernet Connector........................................................................................................................... 7

Micro USB Connector...................................................................................................................... 7

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

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

PHONES Connector......................................................................................................................... 8

Remote Volume Connector............................................................................................................... 8

SD Card Connector........................................................................................................................... 8

Quick Start...................................................................................................................................... 9

Troubleshooting........................................................................................................................... 12

No sound, no Green or Red LED(s) flashing......................................................................................... 12

No sound, Red LED flashing................................................................................................................. 12

Low sound volume................................................................................................................................. 12

Programming the Secure Digital FLASH Card.......................................................................... 13

SD/SD-HC Flash Card Requirements....................................................................................................13

Installing and Removing the Secure Digital FLASH Card.....................................................................13

Audio Rates Supported.......................................................................................................................... 13

Formatting the SD Card......................................................................................................................... 14

Configuration Settings ................................................................................................................ 15

Serial Flow Control ...................................................................................................................... 16

RS-485 Driver Enable................................................................................................................... 17

Network Support.......................................................................................................................... 18

MAC Address........................................................................................................................................ 18

IP Address.............................................................................................................................................. 19

IP Mask.................................................................................................................................................. 20

Router IP Address.................................................................................................................................. 20

FTP Server Port..................................................................................................................................... 21

VNC Server Port....................................................................................................................................22

HTTP Server Port..................................................................................................................................24

TCP/IP Raw Port ...................................................................................................................................24

NTP Server ............................................................................................................................................ 25

NTP Client Port.............................................................................................................................. 25

Local Timezone.............................................................................................................................. 25

Daylight Savings............................................................................................................................. 25

Art-Net................................................................................................................................................... 25

Art-Net IP Port ............................................................................................................................... 25

Modes of Operation..................................................................................................................... 26

CFSound Mode......................................................................................................................................27

Filename Formats ........................................................................................................................... 27

Sample Filenames.................................................................................................................... 29

File Naming Format for CFSound style operation..................................................................29

Secure Digital FLASH Card Loading and Scanning............................................................... 29

Background Audio Tracks.......................................................................................................30

CFSOUND.INI File................................................................................................................. 31

Sample CFSOUND.INI files............................................................................................ 34

Quiz / Kiosk Mode ................................................................................................................... 35

Sequential Sound Play-out ......................................................................................................37

RS-232 Serial Port Protocol.................................................................................................... 38

Play / Queue Sound Command......................................................................................... 39

Volume Command............................................................................................................ 39

Amplifier Command.........................................................................................................40

Line Input Command........................................................................................................ 40

DMX Operation.............................................................................................................................. 42

DMX Controller (Master)........................................................................................................ 42

DMX Device (Slave)................................................................................................................ 42

Basic Mode............................................................................................................................................ 45

Diagnostic LED Codes (Red & Green LEDs)............................................................................. 46

Green LED............................................................................................................................................. 46

Red LED Error Flashes.......................................................................................................................... 46

Power Requirements ................................................................................................................... 47

Digital Audio Recording.............................................................................................................. 47

Recommended Recording Procedure.....................................................................................................47

Self-Recording Procedure...................................................................................................................... 47

Optional Plug-in Modules............................................................................................................ 49

CFSound-IV Contact Sense 8 Module...................................................................................................49

CFSound-IV Contact I/O 8 Module....................................................................................................... 49

CFSound-IV Contact Sense 24 Module................................................................................................. 51

Contact Wiring.......................................................................................................................................52

Connecting a Motion Sensor ...................................................................................................... 53

Normal Sized Motion Sensor................................................................................................................. 53

Small Sized Motion Sensor.................................................................................................................... 54

Connecting Multiple Speakers.................................................................................................... 55

Controlling Eight LEDs with a Sound Sequence...................................................................... 56

Light LED while Sound is Playing.............................................................................................. 57

Frequently Asked Questions ...................................................................................................... 58

Sample Messages........................................................................................................................ 62

Sample Power Up Message, no SD card................................................................................................ 62

Sample Power Up Message, CFSound Mode ........................................................................................ 62

Sample Power Up Message, Basic Mode .............................................................................................. 63

Mechanical.................................................................................................................................... 64

Firmware Revisions..................................................................................................................... 65

Upgrading the Firmware.............................................................................................................. 66

NOTICE: ........................................................................................................................................ 69

Overview

Thank you for purchasing the Compact FLASH IV 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 Secure Digital SD

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, SD 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 SD Flash to USB adapter. As

the files are copied to the SD Flash Card, they are renamed. This process instructs the Compact FLASH IV

Digital Audio System to associate sounds with contacts and control how and when they are played.

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

Features

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

Uses inexpensive, industry standard Secure Digital FLASH (SD) 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.

USB port for connection to PC as a Flash Drive or Serial device.

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 20 Watt Class D Stereo (2 x 10W) Amplifier.

Built-in 35mW @ 32 ohms Headphone Amplifier.

Scriptable via built-in ACS Basic

Ethernet connection with programmable configuration and multiple protocol support: DHCP client,

FTP server, VNC server, HTTP, TCP/IP Raw, NTP client, SMTP client (via Basic) and Art-Net™.

Optional boards for contact inputs to activate sounds.

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

Optional Power Over Ethernet operation.

Connections

Front View

SD Card Slots 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-IV

Ethernet Micro

USB

Main Connector

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

terminal block style connector at Main.

Power Supply Connection

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

Voltages above 18VDC will damage the unit.

The unit has resettable 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-IV 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-IV. 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-IV 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

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

The CFSound-IV can function as either a RS-232 DTE (Data Terminal Equipment) or RS-232 DCE

(Data Communications Equipment) device. There is a jumper block site on the board labeled JB1 that can be

used to reverse the pins of the signals pairs TxD, RxD and RTS, CTS on the SERIAL connector to

accomplish this change.

DB-9P Signals

Connection to the SERIAL connector requires a female DB-9S mating connector. The following signals

appear on the male SERIAL DB-9P connector:

JB1 Serial Configuration Jumpers

JB1

DEFAULT in copper traces

RS-485DTE

RS-232DCE

The board is configured as RS-232 DCE to allow use of a 1 to 1 cable between the CFSound and a PC.

This configuration is established by copper jumpers on the bottom of the board between the JB1 pins.

SERIAL DB-9P Connector

DCE

Signal

JB1 as DCE

Direction

DTE

Signal

JB1 as DTE

Direction

RS-485 B-

I/O

RS-485 B-

I/O

RS-232 TxD

OUT

RS-232 RxD

RS-232 TxD

OUT

GND

PWR

GND

PWR

RS-485 A+

I/O

RS-485 A+

I/O

RS-232 CTS

RS-232 RTS

OUT

RS-232 RTS

OUT

RS-232 CTS

+12-15VDC

PWR

+12-15VDC

PWR

RS-232 Connection to PC

The PC is configured as a DTE device. A one-to-one, female DB-9S to DB-9S cable can be used to

connect the PC communication port to the CFSound-IV SERIAL connector when the CFSound is configured

as DCE. Only four wired connections are required.

The RTS connection is for optional flow control of the transmit data to the CFSound to prevent over-

flowing the input buffer at higher baud rates. It requires disabling the RS-485 enable in the CFSound

configuration and implementation of flow control on the host device supplying the data to the CFSound.

RS-232 CFSound (JB1 jumpered as DCE) to PC (DTE)

The CFSound-IV can be connected with a one-to-one cable between the CFSound and host PC when JB1

is configured for DCE (default configuration in copper traces on bottom of the board beneath JB1):

GND

+10 - +18VDC

Power

Supply

Female

(To CFSound) From Back!

1 5

2 - TxD

3 - RxD

8 - RTS (optional)

5 - GROUND

9 - POWER

3 - TxD

2 - RxD

5 - GROUND

8 - CTS (optional)

JB1

Female

(To PC) From Back!

1 5

DCE

RS-232 CFSound (JB1 jumpered as DTE) to PC (DTE)

The CFSound-IV can be connected with a null modem cable (or one-to-one cable with null modem

adaptor) between the CFSound and host PC when JB1 is configured for DTE:

GND

+10 - +18VDC

Power

Supply

Female

(To CFSound) From Back!

1 5

3 - RxD

2 - TxD

7 - RTS (optional)

5 - GROUND

9 - POWER

3 - TxD

2 - RxD

5 - GROUND

8 - CTS (optional)

JB1

Female

(To CFSound) From Back!

1 5

DTE

RS-485 Connection

The CFSound-IV can be used with RS-485 serial connections. The RS-485 Enable configuration item

must be turned on to control when the driver is enabled on the bus:

NOTE: Be sure to connect both the Ground of the PC or Host computer and the Ground of your +10

→ +18VDC Power supply together!

The RS-485 A+ and B- signals are terminated with a 100 ohm resistor between them. In addition, there is

a 10K pull-up resistor on the A+ signal to +3.3v and a 10K pull-down resistor on the B- signal to Ground, to

put the received data line in an idle state when there is no connection.

SERIAL

Pin #

Power Supply

CFSound

SIGNAL

A+

B-

GND

+10 → +18VDC

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