Crestron CNXTA Anleitung zur Verwendung

Crestron CNXTA

CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card

Operations & Installation Guide

Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card

Contents

CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card: CNXTA 1

Description 1

Functional Description 1

Physical Description 1

Leading Specifications 3

Setup 4

Installation 4

Audio Wiring Specifications 4

Hookup 5

WAV File Audio Messages 5

Downloadable WAV Files for the CNXTA 5

To Record a WAV File Message 7

To Convert a WAV File 8

To Create WAV Messages from Individual Files 9

Set WAV File or Message Properties, Save, and Exit 11

Configure CNXTA 14

CNXTA File List 15

Export File List Button 16

Import File List Button 16

Send New Files to CNXTA Button 16

Programming with SIMPL Windows16

CNXTA Basic Touchpanel 17

CNXTA Symbol 18

CNXTA Basic Program 20

Problem Solving 23

Troubleshooting 23

Further Inquiries 23

Return and Warranty Policies 24

Merchandise Returns / Repair Service 24

CRESTRON Limited Warranty 24

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Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card

CNX Telephone Audio Interface

Card: CNXTA

Description

Functional Description

The CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card, CNXTA, allows access and control of a

Cresnet system through standard telephone lines. The CNXTA recognizes and

generates telephone Dual-Tone Multifrequency (DTMF) signals. When the CNXTA

is installed, these signals are used by a Cresnet system to remotely operate any

device controlled by the system. The CNXTA also recognizes caller ID (CID) and

CID on call waiting.

The CNXTA uses audio messages as voice prompts and responses. These files can

be recorded as WAV files on a personal computer (PC) using Microsoft®

Windows™ Sound Recorder, converted to PCM format, and transferred to the

CNXTA. Pre-recorded WAV message files can be downloaded from Crestron’s

website (www.crestron.com).

A Cresnet system with the CNXTA may be programmed to respond to incoming

telephone tones or sequence of tones. For example, pressing 1 or 12 from a telephone

(after connecting to the system) may be used to activate an air conditioning system

and the CNXTA would respond with “Command accepted, air conditioning is on”.

The system may also be programmed to dial-out and play a recorded message when

a specific input, such as from a security device, is received. By using CID

information, the system can be programmed to allow access only from a specific

telephone or even limited access from other lines.

Physical Description

The CNXTA, shown on the next page, is a circuit board fastened to an aluminum

faceplate. The card is installed into an unoccupied slot in a Crestron CNX

Generation Control System. The faceplate contains two audio ports and one

telephone port that are described on the next page.

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CNXTA Physical View

CNXTA TELEPHONE AUDIO INTERFACE

AUDIO

OUT

PHONE

LINE

AUDIO

OUT+

OUT-

GND

IN+

INX

IN-

GND

5.00 in

(12.70 cm)

0.98 in

(2.49 cm)

CNXTA Ports

The three CNXTA ports provide audio and telephone access to the CNXTA. These

ports are described below.

AUDIO OUT

This port is a 3-position male connector and is used to output line-level audio from

the CNXTA. This audio may be a recorded CNXTA message or audio patched from

the telephone line. A compatible 3-position female connector is provided.

Audio Output Port

AUDIO

OUT

OUT+

OUT-

GND

AUDIO IN

This port is a 4-position male connector and is used to receive line-level audio into

the CNXTA. This audio may then be recorded by the CNXTA and/or patched

directly to the telephone line. A compatible 4-position female connector is provided.

Audio Input Port

AUDIO

IN+

INX

IN-

GND

PHONE LINE

This port is a standard 6-pin RJ11 type telephone jack. Through a single-line

telephone cable (not supplied), this port is used to access an available telephone line.

Telephone Line Port

PHONE

LINE

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Leading Specifications

The tables below provide summaries of the specifications for the CNXTA.

Dimensions are rounded to the nearest hundredth unit.

Leading Specifications of the CNXTA

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Power Requirements 24VDC Cresnet power, load factor of

three (3) W atts.

SIMPL Windows Version 1.30.01 or later 1with library

update file smwlib58.exe and update

document smwlib58.txt or later.1

Stand-Alone Viewport Version 1.55 or later 2

CNMXS-AV/Pro Upgrade File (UPZ) Version 5.07.06x or later 3

CNRACKX/-DP Upgrade File (UPZ) Version 5.07.06w or later 3

Audio Capacity Approximately 30 minutes of total

time. (Individual WAV file messages

are limited to about 4 minutes. 4)

Height: 0.98 in (2.49 cm )

Width: 5.00 in (12.70 cm)

Depth: 6.65 in (16.89 cm)

Weight: 4.50 oz (0.13 kg)

Dimensions & Weight

1 The latest software versions can be obtained from the Downloads page

(SIMPLWIN and TOUCHPNL Libraries) of Crestron’s website

(www.crestron.com). New users are required to register in order to obtain access

to the FTP site.

2 The Stand-Alone Viewport is NOT required if the Viewport included with

VisionTools Pro-e v2.05 or SIMPL Windows v1.31 (not available at time of

publication) or later is used. If required, the Stand-Alone Viewport must be

installed into a SEPARATE DIRECTORY other than the SIMPL directory.

The latest version can be obtained from the Downloads page (SPECIAL

Library) of Crestron’s website. Search for VPORT32.ZIP.

3 CNX upgrade files are required for either CNMSX-AV/Pro or CNRACKX/-DP.

Filenames for upgrade files have a UPZ extension and can be obtained from the

Downloads page (OPSYS Library) of Crestron’s website.

4 For longer messages, the CNXTA may be programmed to play multiple files

consecutively.

Audio Specifications of the CNXTA

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Input Impedance 10K or 600 Ohms

Output Impedance 10 Ohms

Input/Output Balanced or Unbalanced

Input Maximum Level 3.5V rms

Frequency Response 300 Hertz (Hz) to 3 KHz (-3 dB min.)

WAV File Specifications for the CNXTA

SPECIFICATION DETAILS

Format PCM

Frequency 8,000 Hz

Bits 16

Channels one (monophonic)

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As of the date of manufacture, this unit has been tested and found to comply with

specifications for CE marking.

NOTE: This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to

the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and

(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

Setup

Installation

Items required to install the CNXTA are already attached to the unit. The only tools

required are a Phillips tip screwdriver and a grounding strap. Follow the installation

procedure after this paragraph.

CAUTION: The CNXTA contains electrostatic sensitive devices (ESDs), observe

precautions for handling ESDs to avoid damaging the card.

1. Disconnect power from the control system.

2. Using the Phillips tip screwdriver, remove the blank faceplate from the

card slot of the control system where the CNXTA will be installed.

3. Align the CNXTA with the card guides and slide the card into position.

4. Firmly press both ends of the CNXTA faceplate to seat the card into the

control system connector.

5. Tighten the thumb screws finger-tight to secure the CNXTA to the

control system.

6. Reapply power to the control system.

Audio Wiring Specifications

Input impedance and balance of the audio wiring are determined by external

connections. When preparing external audio input and audio output wiring to the

CNXTA, refer to the following diagram:

Balanced and Unbalanced External Connections

BALANCED 600 OHMS INPUT

BALANCED OUTPUT

UNBALANCED 10K INPUT

UNBALANCED OUTPUT

AUDIO

OUT

AUDIO

OUT

AUDIO

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Hookup

Refer to “Audio Wiring Specifications” on the previous page and the example

hookup diagram below. Complete the connections in any order.

Hookup Connections for CNXTA

CNXTA TELEPHONE AUDIO INTERFACE

AUDIO

OUT

PHONE

LINE

AUDIO

OUT+

OUT-

GND

IN+

INX

IN-

GND

FROM AUDIO

DEVICE

LINE-OUT

CONNECTOR

TO AUDIO

DEVICE

LINE-IN

CONNECTOR

TO TELEPHONE

WALL-JACK

(TELEPHONE CABLE

NOT SUPPLIED)

WAV File Audio Messages

The CNXTA audio messages are used for system prompts and responses. These files

are recorded as WAV files on a PC using an audio utility such as Sound Recorder

that is packaged with Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT™. Files from other sources may

also be converted to a CNXTA acceptable format by using this or a similar utility.

Many other audio utilities are available commercially or as shareware.

NOTE: If the Sound Recorder program is not available on the PC, select Start |

Help at the Windows taskbar. Click on the Index tab and type in Sound Recorder.

For Windows 95/NT, double-click the installing entry. For Windows 95/98/NT,

follow the directions provided to add the Sound Recorder program. (The Sound

Recorder is part of the Multimedia component).

This section contains descriptions of the Crestron pre-recorded files and procedures

on how to use Sound Recorder to record, edit, and convert WAV file messages. For

more information about how to use Sound Recorder, refer to its User’s Guide and

extensive help information provided with the software.

Downloadable WAV Files for the CNXTA

Pre-recorded WAV files for the voice prompts and responses are available for the

CNXTA. These files can be stored into and programmed for use in the CNXTA

directly or may be edited with the Sound Recorder. A default message is

programmed into the CNXTA and five ZIP directories of WAV files are available.

NOTE: WAV files can be obtained from the Downloads page (WAVFILES

Library) of Crestron’s website (www.crestron.com). New users are required to

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The five tables shown below list the names of the WAV files contained in each ZIP

directory. The individual files can be combined to create custom messages. “To

Create WAV Messages from Individual Files” on page 9 describes how to create

custom messages.

Dates and Units WAV Files

Month Oh (as 8:01pm) Friday May November Percent

Day Sunday Saturday June December Preset

Year Monday January July Degrees Level

O’clock Tuesday February August Seconds Fahrenheit

AM Wednesday March September Minutes Celsius

PM Thursday April October Dollars Time

Date-Uni.ZIP (DATES and UNITS) Files

Equipment WAV Files

On Temperature DVD Player Curtains Main Menu Command

Off Setting Television Blinds Security System Accepted

Playing Error Channel Enter Code Menu Function Not

Stopped Lights Is That is Incorrect HVAC Menu Performed

Paused Fan High Welcome to the… AV Menu Function Not

Recording Heat Low Crestron Home Return Main Menu Available Choose

Armed Air Conditioning Medium Residence Exit System Menu

Disarmed CD Player Initializing Active Command Emergency

The VCR Drapes Norm al Activated All is W ell

Equipmen.ZIP (EQUIPMENT) Files

Numbers WAV Files

Zero Nine Eighteen Ninety Sixth Fifteenth

One Ten Nineteen Hundred Seventh Sixteenth

Two Eleven Twenty Thousand Eighth Seventeenth

Three Twelv e Thirty M illion N inth Eighteenth

Four Thirteen Forty First Tenth Nineteenth

Five Fourteen Fifty Second Eleventh

Six Fifteen Sixty Third Twelfth

Seven Sixteen Seventy Fourth Thirteenth

Eight Seventeen Eighty Fifth Fourteenth

Numbers.ZIP Files

Places, Humor and Miscellaneous WAV Files

Pool Bathroom Great Room Basement Attic

Sauna Dining Room Library Foyer Den

Hot tub Living Room Driveway Hallway Dinette

Jacuzzi Master Back Yard Outside Stairs

Spa Kids Front Yard Inside Family Room Systems Check

Kitchen Patio Garage Office (Laughs) Stock Update

Pla-Hu-M.ZIP (PLACES, HUMOR and MISCELLANEOUS) Files

Can’t Do That

Dave

Welcome Crestron

Home

Telephone Applications WAV Files

Dialing Wait Pound sign Yes Password Environmental

Busy Line You have… Star No Pound Sign Controls

No Tone Message Hear Next Incorrect Please Wait

Try Later Messages Delete Number Password Did Not

Please… Saved Save Area code Select Menu Understand

Leave Message Deleted Erase Hello Security System

After tone New Record Goodbye Audio Visual

Thank you Press For

Tele-App.ZIP (TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS) Files

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