DSPPA PAVA2240 Bedienungsanleitung

Voice Evacuation System

2 Zones Integrated Voice Evacuation System Host

PAVA2240

EME RGENCY

AC POW ER

STAT US

SYS STATE

DC C HARGE

EMG MIC

ZONE 1 ZONE 2

EME RGENC Y MIC

MAST ER

TREBL E BASS

DC POWE R

INDIC ATION

TEST

EVAC MSG ALERT MSG

EVAC /ALERT

PAGI NG

STATE

BGM

EVA C VOI CE CO NTROL

ACK/R ESET

PAVA2240

Comp act Voice Evacuati on System

User’s Manual

Welcome to DSPPA Voice Evacuation System! Please read the Instructions carefully before operating this device.

Guangzhou DSPPA Audio CO., Ltd

http://www.dsppatech.com

This page is left for users notes

About the Instructions

The Instructions is used at the date when the PAVA2240 2 Zones Integrated Voice Evacuation System

Host device is developed. It contains system introduction, operation attentions, system connection

instructions, product instructions and other contents of the PAVA2240 2 Zones Integrated Voice

Evacuation System Host device. The user shall read the Instructions carefully and operate the device

following the indications in the Instructions before the installation and operation of the device.

Any symbol marked on the rear panel of this machine must be noted. The operations must be

performed according to the instructions of these symbols.

Please keep the Instructions for future reference!

PAVA—V0.7

Facture 2019-12-13

WARNING

Be sure to observe the following cautions to prevent the damage to the users and others, and the

damage to the equipment or property!

This symbol means a “prohibition”. This symbol means a “must”.

Check the damage condition of power cord.

Do not pulling the power cord to unplug the plug,

unplug the plug directly; otherwise it may cause

electric shock, short circuit or fire.

Do not block the air vent during the operation.

All air vents must be unblocked to avoid the

overheating.

Do not expose the device to dust, vibration,

extreme cold and hot environment.

Do not place heavy objects on the device. Do not

impose an excessive force when operating the

switch, buttons or connecting the external audio

equipment.

Avoid any foreign matter (paper, metal, etc.)

from entering the device through gap or opening.

In such a case, please power off this device

immediately.

Do not attempt to detach the internal parts of this

device or remold it by any way.

Please unplug the power plug immediately to

avoid the electric shock, fire or other accident and

professionals shall be invited for maintenance of

the device in case of any sudden sound

interruption, any abnormal smell or smoke during

the running of the machine.

Smell of Scorching

Be sure to unplug the AC power cord or turn off

the wall outlet to achieve zero energy consumption

when this device will not be operated for a long time.

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CONTENTS

1. Product Description.................................................................................................................................................. 1

1.1 Brief introduction....................................................................................................................................................1

1.2 Performance............................................................................................................................................................ 1

2. Appearance Description............................................................................................................................................2

2.1 Description of Front Panel......................................................................................................................................2

2.2 Description of Output Panel................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Connection Instructions............................................................................................................................................ 7

3.1 System connection diagram....................................................................................................................................7

3.2 Interface linkage diagram....................................................................................................................................... 8

4. Methods for examining common system failures.................................................................................................... 9

5. Installation instructions...........................................................................................................................................10

5.1 Installation size..................................................................................................................................................... 10

5.2 Steps to install....................................................................................................................................................... 10

Packing List.................................................................................................................................................................12

Specifications..............................................................................................................................................................13

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1. Product Description

1.1 Brief introduction

PAVA2240 is an integrated voice evacuation system host. With built-in 240W digital amplifier, not only can it

send out warning and alarm, but also support handhold microphone to make voice evacuation. It can manage

emergency alarming, fire alarm announcement and background music playing for 2 zones. It is an ideal

application for small shopping malls, office building and sports venues.

1.2 Performance

Digital tube display screen to display time, power amplifier status, and Fireman MIC status;

One-key alarm and two kinds of editable alarm voices; EMC microphone for on-site voice evacuation;

LED light to indicate system connection status and fault status;

Support speaker line detection (light load, over load and short circuit);

LED display to indicate the type of audio source of the current signal;

1 aux input interface, 1 Fireman MIC input, support offline detection; each paging record is automatically

saved to SD card;

Zone switch keys and LED display to indicate zone working status;

Support AC power supply and 24V battery power supply; support automatically and seamlessly identify and

convert. AC power supply is with the priority;

Built-in two 240W digital power amplifier modules, which can have master and standby amplifier switch

automatically;

Equipped with 24V battery charger, which can be charged automatically when the system is powered by AC;

System error information is backed up by logging in SD card;

A/B line speaker output for two zones; independent power switch and volume control for each zone; with

master volume control, treble and bass adjustment; each channel can output 240W, and the total power of 2

zones need to be within 240W;

2 channel link relay output interface (can control the short circuit of two wires to control other equipment); 2

24V output interfaces give peripheral equipment 24V (not greater than 0.5A) input signal;

2 input dry contacts, which can be integrated with the third-party system (such as the fire alarm system)

through the input of dry nodes;

Network cable interface for connecting to PAVA2200 Fireman MIC;

With system LED test function button.

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2. Appearance Description

2.1 Description of Front Panel

EME RG ENCY

AC P OWER

STA TUS

SYS ST ATE

DC CH AR GE

EMG MIC

ZONE1 ZONE2

EME RG ENCY MIC

MAS TER

TRE BLE BA SS

D C PO WER

INDICATION

TEST

EVA C MSG ALE RT M SG

EVA C/ALERT

PAGING

STAT E

BGM

EVA C V OI CE CO NTROL

ACK /RESET

910

1. Handheld microphone connection interface

For connecting and fixing the handheld microphone;

2. Confirmation button◎

Long press this button to enter time modification;

3. Right button

Press to move right;

4. Up button: to add 1

When the system is working under the state of voice evacuation instead of time modification, press this button

to increase the volume of voice alarming. After setting, the system will save the volume automatically;

5. Down button: to minus 1

When the system is working under the state of voice evacuation instead of time modification, press this button

to decrease the volume of voice alarming. After setting, the system will save the volume automatically;

6. Digital screen: to display time and amplifier’s status

To set system time: long press ◎to set system time. First set the year, as digital is flashing, press UP and

DOWN button to adjust the number of year. Press the right button to move the flashing digital. After the year

setting, press the right button to move to month setting. After setting hours and munities, click the

confirmation ◎button to end time modification. After setting, the time is displayed at regular intervals.

When the main amplifier fails, the screen will display E1; when the standby amplifier fails, the screen will

display E2; when the connection number of Fireman MIC changes, bN will be displayed (N means the

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Fireman MIC with address N is disconnected).

7. System working mode indicator

Flashing Red -- the current system works in emergency mode;

Off -- the current system works in normal mode;

Enter emergency mode:

In normal mode, press this button, the red indicator light flashes to indicate the emergency mode is

entered.

Exit emergency mode:

In emergency mode, press this button to exit and stop playing EVAC voice messages and zone output.

Note: both the entry and exit time or mode can be checked in the "LOG" of PAVA2240.

8. Main power indicator:

Green -- indicates the AC power supply of the device is normal;

Orange -- indicates that the device is not connected to AC power supply;

9. DC 24V battery indicator

Green -- indicates power supply of DC24V battery is normal;

Orange -- indicates that DC24V battery is not equipped with the device;

10. Charger status indicator:

Green -- indicates the current charger is charging;

Yellow - indicates that the charger is not equipped or damaged;

Off - indicates that the charger is equipped but not charging;

11. System status indicator:

Green -- all modules of the system work normally;

Flashing orange -- the system is abnormal (press ACK/RESET if you are sure the system is working

normally);

12. Handheld microphone status indicator:

Yellow – indicates the handheld microphone is lost or malfunctioning;

Green -- the microphone is working;

Off -- the handheld microphone is normal but not working;

13-14. EVAC voice message status indicator:

Green -- "EVAC MSG/ALERT MSG" voice message is broadcasting;

Yellow -- "EVAC MSG/ALERT MSG" voice message is lost or SD card is lost;

Off -- "EVAC MSG/ALERT MSG" is normal;

Note:

1. "EVAC voice message" refers to both EVAC voice and ALERT voice;

2. If the EVAC voice message needs to be played manually, the user needs to enter the emergency mode

first and then press the voice message button;

15. Speaker status indicator

Yellow – indicates the impedance of zone A or B (speaker A or B) changes; there might occur open

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circuit or short circuit;

Off -- the impedance variation of the current speaker circuit is within the impedance range of the

speaker when it is under modeling;

16. Background music indicator

Green -- background music is running;

Off - background music is off;

Note: the system plays background music in the default if there isn’t any other input signal;

17. Fireman MIC indicator

Green – on paging;

Off – not paging;

Note: Zones can be ON and OFF manually while paging;

18. Voice evacuation message (from SD card) indicator

Green – voice evacuation message is on;

Off -- no voice evacuation message;

Note: Zones can be ON and OFF manually;

19. Zone 1 indicator

Green -- zone 1 is on;

Off -- zone 1 is off;

20. Zone 2 indicator

Green -- zone 2 is on;

Off -- zone 2 is off;

21. LED test indicator

Press this key to enter the LED test mode;

22. Confirm/reset/model key

If the system module is diagnosed as abnormal, the "SYS STATE" fault indicator will flash intermittently.

After pressing this button, the "SYS STATE" long light will no longer flash to indicate its fault status, and

the buzzer will stop. When there is new module detected to be abnormal, the "SYS STATE" LED light

flashes and the buzzer is on again;

Long press for impedance modeling and the number of Fireman MICs modeling. Please conduct a modeling

every time when the speakers are connected and the Fireman MIC is connected.

23-24. Bass and treble control knob

25. Master volume control knob

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2.2 Description of Output Panel

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V GNDIN 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

24V

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

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~220V/50Hz

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V GNDIN 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

24V

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V

2 3 4 5 61 7

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

24V

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V GNDIN

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V GNDIN 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

24V

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION

Guangzhou DSPPA Audio Co.,Ltd.

~220V-230V/50Hz/2A

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V GNDIN 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

24V

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V

2 3 4 5 61 7

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

24V

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V GNDIN

1. A&B line output for 2 zones

Output voltage is 0~100V;

Note: please conduct modeling of speakers at least once after connection, and long press ACK/RESET button;

zone without connecting speakers can be left empty.

2. BGM line input

3. Fireman MIC interface

For connecting Fireman MIC PAVA2200;

Support looping connection and branch connection (as shown in the below picture), and the software can

recognize automatically;

Looping connection Branch connection

4. Input dry contacts of 2 zones

Under normal conditions, keep the interface always open. When dry contact 1 detects short circuit, zone

1 and 2 play ALERT voice. When dry contact 2 detects short circuit, zone 1 and 2 play EVAC voice.

(The dry contact can also be triggered by inputting a 5V-24V high level, simply move the internal short

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V 100V 0V

Line A

ZONE2

Line B

100V 0V GND IN 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

2 3 4 5 61

100V 0V

Line A

ZONE1

Line B

100V 0V 100V 0V

Line A

ZONE2

Line B

100V 0V GND IN 1 2

Contact Mode

1 2

Contact Mode

K24V

Zone 1

24V

Zone 2

Paging nterface

Primary Secondary

2 3 4 5 61

EMERGENCY

AC POWER

STATUS

SYS STATE

DC CHARGE

EMG MIC

ZONE1 ZONE2

EMERGENCY MIC

MASTER

TREBLE BASS

DC POWER

INDICATION

TEST

EVAC MSG ALERT MSG

EVAC/ALERT

PAGING

STATE

BGM

EVAC VOICE CONTROL

ACK/RESET

PAVA 2240

Compact Voice Evac uatio n Syst em

EMERGENCY

AC POWER

STATUS

SYS STATE

DC CHARGE

EMG MIC

ZONE1 ZONE2

EMERGENCY MIC

MASTER

TREBLE BASS

DC POWER

INDICATION

TEST

EVAC MSG ALERT MSG

EVAC/ALERT

PAGING

STATE

BGM

EVAC VOICE CONTROL

ACK/RESET

PAVA 2240

Compact Voice Evac uatio n Syst em

EMERGENCY

AC POWER

STATUS

SYS STATE

DC CHARGE

EMG MIC

ZONE1 ZONE2

EMERGENCY MIC

MASTER

TREBLE BASS

DC POWER

INDICATION

TEST

EVAC MSG ALERT MSG

EVAC/ALERT

PAGING

STATE

BGM

EVAC VOICE CONTROL

ACK/RESET

PAVA 2240

Compact Voice Evac uatio n Syst em

EMERGENCY

AC POWER

STATUS

SYS STATE

DC CHARGE

EMG MIC

ZONE1 ZONE2

EMERGENCY MIC

MASTER

TREBLE BASS

DC POWER

INDICATION

TEST

EVAC MSG ALERT MSG

EVAC/ALERT

PAGING

STATE

BGM

EVAC VOICE CONTROL

ACK/RESET

PAVA 2240

Compact Voice Evac uatio n Syst em

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