Optimus DC-600ETH Bedienungsanleitung

9I040 27/12/10

DC-600ETH version 1.4

Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................6

2. FRONT VIEW........................................................................................................................7

3. REAR VIEW ..........................................................................................................................9

4. CONNECTIONS.....................................................................................................................9

4.1. Standard connection ................................................................................................. 9

4.2. Connection in installations with redundant Ethernet network and double power supply ..... 10

4.3. Connection of a music source to the desk................................................................... 10

4.4. Connection of the input contacts............................................................................... 11

4.4.1. Connection of the input contacts in Emergency System Mode............................ 11

4.4.2. Connection of the input contacts in Announcement System Mode ...................... 11

4.5. Fitting the ETHERCON NE8MC connectors and compatibility with RJ45............................ 12

5. SETTINGS AND CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................13

6. PRE-RECORDED MESSAGES................................................................................................15

6.1. Pre-recorded messages resident in the MP3 circuit memory .......................................... 15

6.1.1. Characteristics ........................................................................................... 15

6.1.2. Transfer of messages to the MP3 memory of the desk...................................... 15

6.2. Pre-recorded messages resident in the flash memory of the Coldfire circuit (WAV) ........... 16

6.2.1. Characteristics ........................................................................................... 16

6.2.2. Transfer of messages to the Coldfire flash memory.......................................... 16

7. STARTING UP A DESK ........................................................................................................ 17

7.1. Configuration of the desk in the installation by means of the P.A. Manager software......... 17

7.2. Desk configuration parameters ................................................................................. 18

7.2.1. General tab ............................................................................................... 18

7.2.2. Parameters 1 tab........................................................................................ 21

7.2.3. Parameters 2 tab........................................................................................ 22

7.2.4. Availability tab ........................................................................................... 23

7.3. Connecting the equipment in the installation structure ................................................. 23

7.4. Connection to the installation network ....................................................................... 24

7.5. Sending configurations to the desk ........................................................................... 24

7.6. Editing the configured parameters ............................................................................ 24

8. CHANGE OF THE IP ADDRESS OF THE UNIT BY SOFTWARE ................................................25

9. NAVIGATION THROUGH THE DESK MENUS ........................................................................27

10. MENU STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................. 28

11. OPERATIONS FROM THE DESK ........................................................................................... 30

11.1. General operations.............................................................................................. 30

11.1.1. User levels and changes .............................................................................. 30

11.1.2. Change of menu language ........................................................................... 30

11.2. Basic operations in zone selection mode ................................................................. 31

11.2.1. Sending a live paging to a zone .................................................................... 31

11.2.2. Sending a live paging to a group................................................................... 31

11.2.3. Sending a live paging to several zones and/or groups ...................................... 31

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Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

11.2.4. Sending a pre-recorded general purpose message to zones or groups ................ 31

11.2.5. Sending a Warning message to zones or groups.............................................. 32

11.2.6. Sending an Evacuation message to zones or groups ........................................ 32

11.2.7. Display of busy zones ................................................................................. 32

11.2.8. Information about busy zones, unavailable zones and zone errors, after sending an

announcement or message ...................................................................................... 32

11.3. Basic operations in Emergency Mode...................................................................... 33

11.3.1. Enter Emergency Mode ............................................................................... 33

11.3.2. Exit Emergency Mode.................................................................................. 33

11.3.3. Sending a live voice emergency announcement .............................................. 33

11.3.4. Sending a pre-recorded warning message in Emergency Mode .......................... 33

11.3.5. Sending a pre-recorded evacuation message in Emergency Mode ...................... 33

11.4. Advanced operations ........................................................................................... 34

11.4.1. Changing the ADMINISTRATOR password....................................................... 34

11.4.2. Changing the OPERATOR password ............................................................... 34

11.4.3. Modifying the volume of a zone .................................................................... 34

11.4.4. Monitoring pre-recorded MP3 messages ......................................................... 34

11.4.5. Configuring the origin of the WARNING and EVACUATION messages .................. 35

11.4.6. Configuring the WARNING and EVACUATION button messages.......................... 35

11.4.7. Assigning the Emergency Group ................................................................... 35

11.4.8. Updating the MP3 memory........................................................................... 36

11.4.9. Formatting the MP3 memory ........................................................................ 36

11.4.10. Changing the IP address of the desk by means of the keypad ........................... 36

11.4.11. Re-establishing the IP address on the desk by DIP switch................................. 36

12. SYSTEM ALARMS................................................................................................................36

12.1. Alarms on the LCD screen of the desk .................................................................... 36

12.2. Alarm acoustic indicator (buzzer) .......................................................................... 37

12.2.1. Acceptance of an alarm ............................................................................... 37

12.2.2. Activation or deactivation of the acoustic indicator .......................................... 37

12.3. Alarm light indicator ............................................................................................ 37

12.4. List of alarms ..................................................................................................... 38

13. DIMENSIONS .....................................................................................................................39

14. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................ 39

15. NETWORK SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................................................. 40

16. SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE VERSIONS .............................................................................42

17. DOCUMENT VERSION TRACKING .......................................................................................42

18. GUARANTEE .......................................................................................................................43

DC-600ETH version 1.4

Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

1. INTRODUCTION

Control central with connection to IP network.

Supports the broadcast of announcements and music through an IP network, via streaming, in addition to

control data and equipment configuration.

Principal characteristics:

Digital audio and control data via an IP

connection (UDP/IP Multicast).

Double Ethernet connection for installations

with redundant network systems.

Operation in stand-alone mode or with P.A.

Manager control software.

Surveillance of equipment operation by means

of P.A. Manager software and/or basic TELNET

functions.

IP address configuration:

oBy means of a DIP switch, facilitating the

replacement of equipment in an

installation.

oBy means of the desk configuration menus.

oIn flash memory, through software.

Constant (IP) notification of the equipment

status by means of Heart beat.

Volume control of digital amplifiers.

Pre-recorded messages resident in the desk,

located in:

oFlash memory (remotely updateable by

IP).

oMP3 memory, locally updateable through

USB connection.

Display of system alarms.

Display of zone status.

Critical path surveillance (from capsule).

Internal status surveillance.

Primary and secondary power supply

surveillance.

Dispatch of announcements to zones and/or

groups.

Activation of pre-recorded general purpose

messages.

Key for repetition of the last live voice

message.

Special features as an emergency desk, with

broadcast of live voice messages, evacuation

and warning message.

Warning and evacuation message activation

buttons.

Distinct work modes: Zone Selection Mode

and Emergency Mode.

Activation of emergency mode:

oBy activation of a contact.

oVia password protected keypad.

oBy pressing the Evacuation or Warning

button (configurable).

Announcements with or without a pre-

announcement tone (Gong).

Customizable gong.

Supports the connection of a music source,

sending the music program via IP.

Alarm LED indicator.

Configurable input contacts (emergency mode

/ announcement mode).

Monitor loudspeaker.

DC-600ETH version 1.4

Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

2. FRONT VIEW

(1) Microphone

(2) WARNING button

Pre-evacuation announcement activation key.

Functionality:

a) In emergency mode, it sends the message

assigned to the button to the emergency

group.

b) In button emergency mode, it goes into

emergency mode and sends the message

assigned to the button to the emergency

group.

c) In zone selection mode, it sends the message

assigned to the button to the zone selected.

(3) EVACUATION button

Evacuation announcement activation key.

Its functionality is the same as the Warning

button, but it has priority over this button (when

the EVACUATION button is activated, the

assigned message is activated and it cuts off the

WARNING message if this is being played).

The messages assigned to the WARNING and

EVACUATION buttons can be stored in the desks

or in the power units of the OPTIMAX series. Both

equipment units have two memories for storing

messages: flash memory (WAV) and MP3

memory.

Depending on the configuration, the messages

assigned can be the following:

Zone (amplifier)

Desk

Flash memory (WAV)

Message 1, 2 or 3

Message 1 or 2

Memory (MP3)

Message 1 or 2

Any MP3

(4) MENU navigation keys and OK/CANCEL

selection

(5) Monitor loudspeaker

This serves to monitor the MP3 messages and the

music input of the desk itself.

(6) Numeric keypad

Figure 1

ATTENTION: WHEN CONNECTING THE CC-600ETH BOX TO THE IP

NETWORK, ENSURE THAT THE CONNECTORS MARKED “TO SWITCH” ARE

USED. IF THE CONNECTORS MARKED “TO OPTIMUS EQUIPMENT” ARE USED

BY ERROR, THE SWITCH OR ROUTER IN THE INSTALLATION MAY BE

DAMAGED.

DC-600ETH version 1.4

Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

(7) GONG+TALK key

Used to send a live paging preceded by a GONG.

First, select the zones to which the

announcement is to be sent. Hold the key down

while you speak.

(8) TALK button

Used to send a live voice announcement. First,

select the zones to which the announcement is to

be sent. Hold the key down while you speak.

(9) REP key

Key for repetition of the last live voice message

sent.

(10) PLAY key

Used to send a pre-recorded message. First,

select the message as well as the zones to which

it is to be sent.

(11) PLAY indicator

Indicates that a pre-recorded message is being

played.

(12) TALK indicator

When it lights, it indicates that you can begin to

make the announcement.

(13) GONG indicator

When it lights, it indicates that the desk is

generating the GONG.

(14) BUSY indicator

When it lights, it indicates that the system is

busy.

(15) EMERGENCY MODE indicator

When it lights, it indicates that the desk is in

emergency mode.

(16) ALARM indicator

Indicates an alarm. Software configurable.

(17) POWER indicator

Indicates that the desk is receiving power.

(18) Display

(19) MIC LEVEL indicator

Indicates the audio level of the microphone, the

MP3 messages and the music input of the desk.

The LED marked Peak indicates that the signal is

saturated. This LED should not light.

(20) ETH A and B indicators

LINK: When lit, it indicates connection to the

network through the ETHERNET A or B inputs.

ACT: When it blinks, it indicates that data is

being sent or received through the ETHERNET A

or B inputs.

(21) Interconnection cables between the

desk and the junction box.

(22) POWER indicator

Indicates that the interconnection box is

receiving power.

(23) POWER SUPPLY 1 input

24 V DC input to power the desk.

(24) POWER SUPPLY 2 input

24 V DC input to power the desk. The power

supply inputs have been doubled, so that if—on

account of safety regulations—the installation so

requires, two independent power supplies can be

connected.

(25) Connector A “To OPTIMUS

Equipment”

Connection A between the desk and the

CC-600ETH connection box.

(26) Connector B “To OPTIMUS

Equipment”

Connection B between the desk and the

CC-600ETH connection box.

(27) ETHERCON aerial connectors for

connection to the IP network.

(28) Connector B “To Ethernet Switch”

Used, in a redundant network, as a secondary

connection to the ETHERNET network.

(29) Connector A “To Ethernet Switch”

Used for connection of the desk to the IP

network.

DC-600ETH version 1.4

Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

3. REAR VIEW

(1) 24 V DC power supply input

It can be used to power the desk

without the CC-600ETH connection

box.

(2) I1, I2 and I3

Configurable input contacts.

(3) MESSAGE UPDATE connector

USB connector. Through this

connector, pre-recorded messages can

be copied into the internal MP3

memory of the desk, where up to 16

Mb of audio files in MP3 format can be

stored.

(4) ETH B connector

Used, in a redundant network, as a

secondary connection to the IP

network.

(5) ETH A connector

Used for connection of the desk to the

IP network.

(6) RCA connectors R and L

They support the connection of a music source, sending the music program via IP.

4. CONNECTIONS

4.1. Standard connection

Connection

to the

Ethernet

switch

Figure 3

Figure 2

ATTENTION: WHEN CONNECTING THE CC-600ETH BOX

TO THE IP NETWORK, ENSURE THAT THE CONNECTORS MARKED

“TO SWITCH” ARE USED. IF THE CONNECTORS MARKED “TO

OPTIMUS EQUIPMENT” ARE USED BY ERROR, THE SWITCH OR

ROUTER IN THE INSTALLATION MAY BE DAMAGED.

DC-600ETH version 1.4

Control central and

paging desk

DC-600ETH

4.2. Connection in installations with redundant Ethernet network and

double power supply

4.3. Connection of a music source to the desk

Connection

to the

Ethernet

switch

Music

source

Figure 4

Figure 5

ATTENTION: WHEN CONNECTING THE CC-600ETH BOX

TO THE IP NETWORK, ENSURE THAT THE CONNECTORS MARKED

“TO SWITCH” ARE USED. IF THE CONNECTORS MARKED “TO

OPTIMUS EQUIPMENT” ARE USED BY ERROR, THE SWITCH OR

ROUTER IN THE INSTALLATION MAY BE DAMAGED

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