BXB Electronics FCS 6350 Bedienungsanleitung

FCS-6300

Instruction Manual

Table of Contents

Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................................... 1

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

Product Features ......................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Safety Instructions ...................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Getting Started......................................................................................................................................... 3

Main Control Unit’s Front Panel.................................................................................................................................................. 3

Main Control Unit’s Rear Panel ................................................................................................................................................... 4

Operation & Setting ................................................................................................................................. 5

Main Manu.................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Illustration of System’s Function ................................................................................................................................................. 5

Talking Mic .................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Mode........................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Open Mic QTY ............................................................................................................................................................................. 6

Auto-Off ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Advanced Menu .......................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Speed Dome Set.......................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Dome Mode ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Video Switch (Video SW) ............................................................................................................................................................ 7

Go back to Home Point (Dome HGO).......................................................................................................................................... 7

Mic Position ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Set Preset .................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Go Preset..................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Volume Set .................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Mic Checking............................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Mic ID Set .................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Voice Set...................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Language ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

IP Address.................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Reset Settings.............................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Interface of Web Page Control ............................................................................................................... 10

Log In......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Speaking.................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Conference Setting.................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Operating Mode........................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Open Mic QTY ........................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Mic Auto-Off.............................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Volume ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Camera Setting.......................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Dome Mode .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Video Override.......................................................................................................................................................................... 15

Go Home Perset ........................................................................................................................................................................ 15

Set Preset .................................................................................................................................................................................. 16

Overview

Product Features

1. Matrix Coding:

With digital matrix coding technique, you can set the ID of each microphone. The ID can also be changed randomly

at any time.

2. Web Page Control:

With TCP/IP protocol control, you can use computers or mobile devices to set/change the settings of the main control unit

via Internet.

3. Multi-point Connection Control:

Multiple administrators can log in to the system simultaneously.

4. Password and User Login:

The main control unit possesses the mechanism of password protection, preventing unauthorized users logging in the

system.

5. Audio recording and playing are provided.

6. Plug-and-play USB Interface for Recording:

The sampling frequency of 16 bit (or more), 8, 11.025, 16, 22.05, 32, 44.1, and 48KHz is provided.

7. Equipped with a graphical LCD screen to display the current status of the system.

8. Matrix Zone-Selection Terminal:

4-set of output terminals can be complied with matrix system to adjust the volume for each circuit.

9. RS485 signal which can connect high-speed dome cameras directly

10. RS232(USB) terminal for connecting with the graphical control software installed in PC

Safety Instructions

1. Please read the instruction manual carefully before installing and using the apparatus.

2. Please save the instruction manual well for reference.

3. Please follow the instructions and aware of warning indications.

4. Except your dealer, please do not use any spare part recommended by others.

5. Please use the fixing accessories provided by manufacturer. If the system is broken due to improper fixing, the manufacturer

would not bear the responsibility for compensation.

6. Please make sure the power cord has been fixed properly.

7. Do not use any three-hole plug or extension cord as this can result in the risk of fire or short circuit.

8. Do not stuff anything into the apparatus or splash any liquid on it.

9. Please contact maintenance technician if the conditions listed below occur:

A. Power cord or plug is damaged.

B. Liquid has been spilled into the apparatus.

C. The system cannot operate normally even everything follows the instructions.

D. The apparatus drops or is damaged with cover.

E. Not all functions work.

10. To reduce the risk of damage caused by lightning strike, it is essential that all cables must be bonded well to the same

grounding point.

11. Install the conference main control unit and its other equipment carefully. Impacting and fierce shaking should be avoided.

12. Do not disassemble or remodel the main control unit:

A. High voltage and sensitive electrical circuit are inside of the apparatus. Do not disassemble it to prevent electric shock. If

the disassembling is required, please ask a qualified technician for help.

B. The specification of any replaced spare part should be validated by manufacturer, or it may cause fire and short circuit.

13. Do not block the ventilation opening to prevent overheating and malfunction.

14. Do not use the apparatus in the environment with improper temperature, moisture, and power level: the adequate range

is 0°C ~ 40°C (32°F ~ 104°F) and 90% below of moisture.

15. Do not expose the apparatus to rain and moisture: Please put it in a dry location to avoid any damage of components.

16. Do not clean the apparatus and its accessories with chemical detergent. Use a cloth dampened a little bit water instead.

17. Do not switch on/off the power of apparatus rapidly: Rapid switch on/off should be avoided all the time to ensure the

regular operation of the sensitive electronic circuit.

18. Caution: The static electricity treatment of printed circuit boards should follow ESD safety measure.

19. Caution: Please select the accurate power plug and aware of the voltage accordance with that in your country to prevent

any damage.

Warning: Only qualified maintenance technicians can disassemble the cover of apparatus. Please unplug before taking apart the

cover; switching on the power is not allowed if the cover has not been assembled back.

Getting Started

Main Control Unit’s Front Panel

1. Power: Long press to turn on/off

2. 128*64 graphical LCD screen: Chinese, English and numbers are supported. It can save up to 64 graphs.

3. Menu setting control (UP): This is for selecting the upper items listed in the setting menu.

4. Menu setting control (LIFT): This is for selecting/setting the left items listed in the setting menu.

5. Menu setting control (RIGHT): This is for selecting/setting the right items listed in the setting menu.

6. Menu setting control (DOWN): This is for selecting the lower items listed in the setting menu.

7. ESC: Press to go back to the previous menu.

8. Enter: Press to select an item or enter the value of the item.

Main Control Unit’s Rear Panel

1. Power socket: 12-24V DC

2. RS-232 Port (3P/3.5mm separate terminal: 2/TX, 3/RX, 5/G): for conference graphical control software

3. RJ-45 Port (10 Mbps Ether Net): wired or wireless network for conference setting

USB Port (Type A): audio recording and playing of PC and main control unit

4. RS-485 Port (2P/3.5mm separate terminal: D+, D-): for connecting and controlling BXB’s high-speed dome camera. To control

other brands’ cameras, just connect this port with BXB-C901’s RS-485 Receiver Port.

5. RJ-45 Input for Conference Microphone Unit: 4 individual links for microphone units

6. RJ-45 Audio Output: 4 individual audio outputs without mixing through the main control unit

7. AUXOUT(RCA jack): AUX balanced output

8. MIC: modular input terminal; ψ6.3mm*1, XLR balanced connector*1

9. Aux 1 Input(RCA jack): for external audio input

10. Remote DC 24V (2P/3.5mm separate terminal): to make the sound source of Aux2 input take the priority

11. Aux 2 Input(RCA jack): possess priority (when Remote DC 24V functions)

Operation & Setting

Main Manu

Illustration of System’s Function

Talking Mic

Press Enter to display the ID of the talking microphone. Press Enter again to turn off the selected talking microphone. If all

microphones are off, the screen will show “NO MIC”.

Chairman microphone ID: *01 -*10

Delegate microphone ID: 001 - 999

Mode

Press Left/Right button to choose a conference mode.

There are 4 different modes:

Normal：Under certain Open Mic Qty, delegates can randomly speak and stop talking. Chairman Mode, Override, and FIFO

cannot function in this mode.

Override：Under certain Open Mic Qty, delegates take turn speaking. For example, if Open Mic Qty is one, it presents that

only one delegate microphone can be turned on. When the second delegate press “TALK”button, the first microphone

will be overridden and off. Here is another case for setting Open Mic Qty as three. When the forth microphone is on, the

first one will be off; when the fifth microphone is on, the second one will be off. In short, always 3 delegates can talk. The

maximum of 30 delegate microphones can be set as override mode. However, chairman is always unrestricted.

Chairman: Only chairman can speak. In this mode, if delegates would like to talk, they should press “TALK” button to

request for speaking. Chairman can accept the request via microphone unit, main control unit, and graphical control

software.

FIFO (First In, First Out): Under certain Open Mic Qty, delegates talk in order. For example, if Open Mic Qty is one, the

second delegate should wait until the first one finishes talking. Meanwhile, the indicator ring of second delegate

microphone is red and flashing. In the same condition, if more than 3 delegates press “TALK”button, the indicator ring of

their microphone will be orange. In short, after the first delegate finish talking, the second delegate microphone will be turn

on automatically and the third delegate become the one who should wait, and so forth. However, chairman is always

unrestricted.

Open Mic Qty

Press Left/Right button to set the quantity of open microphone.

Maximum Open Mic Qty: 1-30 or all open mode.

If the system is under chairman mode, “REQUEST” will be displayed instead of showing the quantity.

Auto-Off

Press Left/Right button to set the period that microphones are not in use.

Auto-Off period: 10-99 seconds or unlimited.

Advanced Menu

Press the password: 【▲(UP), ▼(DOWN), ◀(LEFT), ▶(RIGHT)】to enter Advanced Menu list.

Speed Dome Set

Dome Mode

Press Left/Right to select a mode. There are three dome modes:

Off: Not operating image tracking

Button: Camera tracks the image when a speaker presses “TALK” button on the microphone. If more than one speakers

press “TALK” button, the camera taking will stay at the last speaker who finishes talking. Other speakers should press “TALK”

button again to make the camera track their images back.

Sound: In this mode, the main control unit can automatically detect the position of the speaker who is talking and then

transmit the signal to the camera to do image-tracking.

Video Switch (Video SW)

Press Left/Right button to turn on/off the function of video override.

To operate video override, BXB’s multi-screen video splitter should be equipped to control multiple cameras and output the

images.

Go Back to Home Point (Dome HGO)

Press Left/Right button to turn on/off the function for going back to the home preset point.

When there is no one speaking in the conference, turning on this function will make the camera take the image of the

preset home point automatically ({DOME} and {ADR} can be set as {HOME} ).

Mic Position

Total of 16 cameras can be operated simultaneously to track the image of each microphone unit. Each camera has 128

preset points.

After the main control unit has connected to a camera successfully, select the camera’s ID shown on the LCD screen. If the

connection is failed, the screen will show the message, “dome does not exist” or “timeout”. To set the preset point of

microphones, just select the microphone’s ID and press “ENTER”button. After that, press ▲(UP), ▼(DOWN), ◀(LEFT),

and ▶(RIGHT) buttons to control the direction of camera’s lens to catch microphone’s positions. Just press “ENTER”again

to save the current setting.

※Only BXB’s camera can be controlled by the main control unit. To use other brands’ cameras such as Sony and Panasonic,

BXB-C901 Camera Control Unit should be equipped.

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