Toa VX-3308WM Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

VOICE EVACUATION WALL MOUNT

VX-3308WM

Thank you for purchasing TOA's Voice Evacuation Wall Mount.

Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 : NOMENCLATURE

1. VX-3308WM VOICE

EVACUATION WALL MOUNT ...................................................1-2

2. RM-200SF FIREMAN’S MICROPHONE AND

RM-320F REMOTE MICROPHONE EXTENSION...................1-5

2.1. RM-200SF........................................................................................................................ 1-5

2.2. RM-320F...........................................................................................................................1-7

3. RM-300X REMOTE MICROPHONE AND

RM-210F REMOTE MICROPHONE EXTENSION...................1-8

3.1. RM-300X...........................................................................................................................1-8

3.2. RM-210F...........................................................................................................................1-9

Chapter 2 : INDICATOR STATUS OF REMOTE MICROPHONES

1. RM-200SF FIREMAN’S MICROPHONE AND

RM-320F REMOTE MICROPHONE EXTENSION.................. 2-2

1.1. Indicator State at the Time of Zone Selection............................................................. 2-2

1.2. Talk Key Indicators..........................................................................................................2-3

1.3. Indicator State at the Time of Base Pattern Change.................................................2-4

1.4. Indicator State at the Time of General-Purpose Broadcast Pattern....................... 2-4

1.5. Indicator State at the Time of General/BGM Broadcast........................................... 2-5

1.6. Indicator State at the Time of RM Broadcast Status Display................................... 2-5

1.7. Indicator State at the Time of Lamp Test.....................................................................2-6

1.8. Indicator State at the Time of Failure Output Receipt............................................... 2-7

1.9. Indicator State at the Time of Failure Output Reset.................................................. 2-8

1.10. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start...................... 2-9

1.11. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Stop..................... 2-10

1.12. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start/Stop........... 2-11

1.13. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Sequence Stop...................................2-12

1.14. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Sequence Phase Shift.......................2-13

1.15. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Reset....................................................2-14

1.16. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Silence..............................2-15

1.17. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency EV Broadcast...................................... 2-16

1.18. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Acknowledge...................................... 2-17

1.19. Indicator State at the Time of Disablement of EMG Control from CIN................2-19

1.20. Indicator State at the Time of Audio Monitor..........................................................2-20

1.21. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Input........................................... 2-20

1.22. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Output (Pulse)...........................2-21

1.23. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Output (Level)...........................2-21

1.24. Indicator State at the Time of Zone Volume Adjustment (Pulse)........................ 2-22

1.25. Indicator State at the Time of Input Volume Adjustment (Pulse)........................ 2-23

1.26. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Warning Broadcast........................... 2-24

2. RM-300X REMOTE MICROPHONE AND

RM-210F REMOTE MICROPHONE EXTENSION................. 2-25

2.1. Indicator State at the Time of Zone Selection.......................................................... 2-25

2.2. Talk Key Indicators....................................................................................................... 2-26

2.3. Indicator State at the Time of Base Pattern Change.............................................. 2-26

2.4. Indicator State at the Time of General-Purpose Broadcast Pattern.....................2-27

2.5. Indicator State at the Time of General/BGM Broadcast.........................................2-27

2.6. Indicator State at the Time of RM Broadcast Status Display.................................2-28

2.7. Indicator State at the Time of Lamp Test...................................................................2-28

2.8. Indicator State at the Time of Failure Output Receipt.............................................2-29

2.9. Indicator State at the Time of Failure Output Reset................................................2-30

2.10. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start....................2-31

2.11. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Stop.................... 2-32

2.12. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Pattern Start/Stop.......... 2-33

2.13. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Sequence Stop.................................. 2-34

2.14. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Sequence Phase Shift......................2-35

2.15. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Reset................................................... 2-36

2.16. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Broadcast Silence............................. 2-37

2.17. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency EV Broadcast..................................... 2-38

2.18. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Acknowledge..................................... 2-39

2.19. Indicator State at the Time of Disablement of EMG Control from CIN............... 2-41

2.20. Indicator State at the Time of Audio Monitor......................................................... 2-42

2.21. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Input........................................... 2-42

2.22. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Output (Pulse)..........................2-43

2.23. Indicator State at the Time of Intended Control Output (Level).......................... 2-43

2.24. Indicator State at the Time of Zone Volume Adjustment (Pulse)........................ 2-44

2.25. Indicator State at the Time of Input Volume Adjustment (Pulse)........................ 2-45

2.26. Indicator State at the Time of Emergency Warning Broadcast...........................2-46

Chapter 3 : OPERATION

1. BGM AND GENERAL BROADCAST........................................3-2

1.1. Broadcasting from the RM-200SF, RM-300X, RM-320F, and RM-210F................ 3-2

1.2. Assignment Example......................................................................................................3-2

1.3. Operation Examples.......................................................................................................3-3

2. EMERGENCY WARNING BROADCAST................................. 3-9

3. EMERGENCY BROADCAST..................................................... 3-10

3.1. Typical System Examples............................................................................................ 3-10

3.2. Remote Microphone Operation Example..................................................................3-12

4. MAKING ALL-ZONE EMERGENCY BROADCAST..............3-17

4.1. Priority Control of the All-Zone Emergency Broadcast............................................3-17

4.2. Making All-zone Emergency Broadcast from the RM-300X.................................. 3-18

4.3. Making All-zone Emergency Broadcast from the RM-200SF................................ 3-19

5. DETECTING FAULT.................................................................... 3-20

5.1. Fault Detection Setting.................................................................................................3-20

5.2. Case Example of Malfunction.....................................................................................3-21

5.3. Remote Microphone's Operation .............................................................................. 3-22

5.4. VX-3308WM's Operation ............................................................................................3-23

5.5. Example of Executing the Failure Reception and Failure Reset

by Way of the Control Input Terminals...................................................................... 3-24

6. LAMP TEST...................................................................................3-25

6.1. Remote Microphone's Operation Example............................................................... 3-25

6.2. VX-3308WM's Operation ........................................................................................... 3-26

7. OTHER FUNCTIONS................................................................... 3-27

7.1. Audio Monitor................................................................................................................. 3-27

7.2. Intended Control Input Operation...............................................................................3-28

7.3. Intended Control Output Operation (Pulse).............................................................. 3-28

7.4. Intended Control Output Operation (Level)...............................................................3-29

Chapter 1

NOMENCLATURE

Chapter 1 NOMENCLATURE

1-2

[Front]

VX-3308WM VOICE EVACUATION WALL MOUNT

Chapter 1 NOMENCLATURE

1-3

1. Power indicator (Green)

Lights when the power is supplied.

Flashes in standby state.

2. RUN indicator (Green)

Normally flashes continuously. Goes off while in

a CPU off state (p. 3-17). Also goes off while in

standby state*1.

*1A state during power failures or a state that the

unit is internally initialized after power-on

3. Emergency indicator (Red)

Lights when the VX-3000 system is in an

emergency condition or while in a CPU off state

(p. 3-17).

4. CPU off indicator (Red)

Lights while in a CPU off state (p. 3-17).

5. LAN A indicator (Green)

Lights when the LAN link A connector on the

rear panel is connected, and flashes during LAN

communications.

6. LAN B indicator (Green)

Lights when the LAN link B connector on the

rear panel is connected, and flashes during LAN

communications.

7. RS link A indicator (Green)

Lights when the RS link A connector on the

rear panel is connected, and flashes while

communications are being performed via the RS

link A connector.

8. RS link B indicator (Green)

Lights when the RS link B connector on the

rear panel is connected, and flashes while

communications are being performed via the RS

link B connector.

9. Amplifier peak indicators (Red)

Show the input signal state to the power amplifier

when the power amplifier module is installed.

The indicator corresponding to the module slot

port will light if the input signal level exceeds

+0.5 dB*2.

It remains unlit when no power amplifier module

is installed.

10. Amplifier signal indicators (Green)

Show the input signal state to the power amplifier

when the power amplifier module is installed.

The indicator corresponding to the module slot

port will light if the input signal level exceeds -25

dB*2.

It remains unlit when no power amplifier module

is installed.

*20 dB = 1 V

11. Amplifier operate indicators (Green)

The indicator corresponding to the module slot

port will light or go off depending on the

operation state of the power amplifier when the

power amplifier module is installed.

Operating status

Indicator status

In-use

Lit

Standby

Unlit

DC fuse blowout

Unlit

Protection*activated

Unlit

* The built-in protection circuit operates if some

irregularities occur inside the amplifier such as

abnormal temperature rise or fan failure.

It remains unlit when no power amplifier module

is installed.

12. Amplifier power indicators (Green)

The indicator corresponding to the module slot

port will light or go off depending on the

operation state of the power amplifier when the

power amplifier module is installed.

Operating status

Indicator status

In-use

Lit

Standby

Lit

DC fuse blowout

Unlit

Protection* activated

Lit

* The built-in protection circuit operates if some

irregularities occur inside the amplifier such as

abnormal temperature rise or fan failure.

It remains unlit when no power amplifier module

is installed.

13. Zone fault indicators (Yellow)

Lights or flashes when the speaker line

surveillance function detects 3 types of failures:

poor insulation (ground fault), overload (line

short), and cable disconnection.

14. Fuse fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights or flashes when DC fuse blowout are

detected.

Chapter 1 NOMENCLATURE

1-4

15. Power fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights or flashes when failures are detected in

Power Supply Manager.

16. CPU fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights while in a CPU off state (p. 3-17) or when

a failure is detected in the VX-3308WM.

17. General fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights while in a CPU off state (p. 3-17) Lights or

flashes when a failure is detected in the system.

18. Unit fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights or flashes when a failure is detected in the

unit.

19. Network fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights or flashes when failures are detected in

communications with the other VX-3308WM or

VX-3000F. It also flashes or lights at network

setting and when a configuration error occurs.

20.

Emergency microphone fault indicator (Yellow)

Lights or flashes when failures are detected in

Emergency Microphone.

21. Fault ACK key

The buzzer will sound and Fault indicator will

flashes when a failure is detected in the system.

Press this key to stop the buzzer and switches

the Fault indicator from flashing to steady on.

22. Fault reset key

Pressing this key resets the failure information

(the buzzer and fault indicators) for the system.

23. Lamp test key

Used to test each indicator on the front panel of

the VX-3308WM Voice Evacuation Wall Mount.

All indicators remain lit and the buzzer sounds as

long as this key is pressed.

24. Battery indicator [BATTERY POWER]

Indicates the state of battery usage. Lights green

when the AC power supply is interrupted and

switched over to the backup batteries.

25. Battery connection indicator [BATTERY

CONNECT]

Lights green when the battery is connected.

26. Charging indicator [CHARGING]

Indicates battery charging status. Flashes green

while charging, and continuously lights green

after charging completion.

27. Shutdown button

Pressing this button forcibly shuts down this unit

28. Battery check button [BATTERY CHECK]

Pressing this button permits the internal

resistance measurement of the backup batteries

and also the operation check of the built-in

power supply unit fan.

The Battery check indicator goes off if the

measured resistance exceeds the specified

value.

29. Battery check indicator [BATTERY CONDITION]

In the AC operated system, the internal

resistance value of the battery is measured

automatically or manually to check whether the

battery is faulty. The Battery check indicator

indicates the result.

• Before measurement:

Flashes green at 2-second intervals.

• During measurement:

Flashes green at 1-second intervals.

• Normal: Lightsgreen.

• Abnormal: Remains unlit.

In the battery-operated system, the

battery voltage is constantly monitored

and its level is indicated by the

indicator as shown below without

pressing the Battery check button.

• Lights green: 25 V or more

• Flashes green: 20 – 25 V

• OFF: 20 V or less

1-5

Chapter 1

NOMENCLATURE

2. RM-200SF FIREMAN’S MICROPHONE AND RM-320F REMOTE

MICROPHONE EXTENSION

2.1. RM-200SF

• TheRM-200SFFireman’sMicrophonefeatures3functionkeys,1emergencykey,1talkkey,andtheindicator

lamps associated with these keys. Functions are assigned to the function keys using the VX-3000 Setting

Software.

• Speciallydesignedforbothemergencyandgeneralpurposebroadcastapplications,theFireman’sMicrophone

can be used for push-button zone selection and microphone broadcasts.

• VX-3000settingsoftwarepermitsdesiredfunctionstobeassignedtoindividualFunctionkeys(equippedwith

2 LED indicators).

• Upto4RM-320FRemoteMicrophoneExtensionunitscanbeusedwitheachRM-200SFRemoteMicrophone.

•Upto2RM-200SFFireman’sMicrophonescanbeconnectedwithinaVX-3000.

• TheCPUswitchenablesall-zoneemergencybroadcastsfromtheRM-200SFFireman’sMicrophone,even

when the CPU malfunctions.

•FailuresofEmergencybuttonsandsignal(bothcontrolandaudio)pathbetweenthemicrophone(including

the internal microphone element) and the VX-3000 are automatically detected.

[Front]

1. Power indicator (Green)

Lights when the power is turned on.

2. Emergency key

Assign the function concerning the emergency

broadcast to this key using the VX-3000 Setting

Software.

This key lights or ashes depending on the

assigned function.

 3.Monitorspeaker

Used to monitor current broadcasts.

 4.Monitorspeakervolumecontrol

Adjusts the volume of the built-in Monitor speaker

(3).

 5.Microphonevolumecontrol

Adjusts the input sensitivity of the Hand-held

Microphone.

6. Microphone hanger

Used to hold the unit's Hand-held Microphone.

 7.CPUswitch

Normally set to ON. (Factory-preset: ON)

Setting this switch to OFF in combination with the

DIP switch setting on the bottom surface allows

the all-zone emergency broadcast to be made

using a hand-held microphone by way of analog

transmission not via the CPU control.

FIREMAN'S MICROPHONE

RM-200SF

MIC SP CPU

OFF ON

7 8

11 12

[Hand-held microphone]

Chapter 1 NOMENCLATURE

1-6

8. Indication label insert slot

The label can be printed using the VX-3000

Setting Software. (See the separate Setting

Software Instructions, "PRINTING LABELS FOR

REMOTE MICROPHONES.")

9. Failure indicator (Yellow/Red)

Flashes yellow if some problem within the system

is detected.

This indicator will light yellow if the signal to the

VX-3000

is interrupted for 5 seconds or more.

Lights red when the unit is placed in reset state by

pressing the Reset Switch (11).

10. CPU indicator (Red)

Lights red when any one of the CPU switches

on the RM-200SFs connected within the system

is set to OFF or when the all-zone emergency

broadcasts is being made by any one of the RM-

300Xs connected within the system.

11. Reset switch

Used to reactivate the RM-200SF unit.

Holding down both this switch and the R3 key

of the Function keys (14) for 2 seconds or more

causes the Failure Indicator (9) to light red,

placing the RM-200SF in reset state.

12. Status indicators (Red/Yellow/Green)

Light, flash, or go off depending on the current

operation state of function keys, failure state or

emergency state. (See the Chapter 2.)

13. Selection indicators (Green)

Light or go off depending on the current operation

state of function keys. (See the Chapter 2.)

14. Function keys (R1 – R3)

Positioned in top-down order (R1, R2, R3).

Pressing a specific function key executes the

function that has been assigned to that key by

the VX-3000 Setting Software. Assignment of

functions to specific keys is done using the VX-

3000 Setting Software. (See the separate Setting

Software Instructions, “RM Event Settings.”)

15. Microphone indicator (Green)

Lights or goes off depending on the current

operation state of the Talk key.

16. Broadcast status indicator (Yellow/Green)

Lights, flashes, or goes off depending on the

current operation state of the Talk key.

17. Talk key

Press this key to broadcast a voice announcement.

It must be pressed continuously for the duration

of the broadcast.

The talk key operation method is fixed to “PTT,”

and can not be changed.

18. Microphone

Used for voice announcements.

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