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Construction Manual

INDEX1. Overview

2. Before Construction(1)Plan Review (2)Supply(3)Material Preparation

(1)Material Types(2)Material Selection

3. During Construction(1)Installment(2)Basic Connection

(1)Power(1)AC/DC(2)SWITCHED/UNSWITCHED

(2)Audio(1)MIC/LINE(2)SPEAKER

(3)DATA(1)NETWORK(2)SERIAL(3)CONTACT

(3)Finishing

4. After Construction(1)Speaker Output Test(2)BGM Test(3)RM Test(4)EM Test(5)Broadcast Sequence Test(6)Examine FLOW

5. System Checklist (1)Transmission Solution(2)6000

(1)Troubleshooting for MS-6800/6100(2)General Problem(3)BGM Broadcasting Problem(4)RM Broadcasting Problem(5)EM Broadcasting Problem

(3)8000(4)7000(5)RX/TX

INDEX

1. During Construction(1)Assemply Rack 1)Assembly Equipment and material

(2) Connecting Power 1) AC LINE 2) DC LINE

(3) Connecting DATA 1) UTP LINE 2) RS-232 LINE 3) CONTACT LINE

(4) Connecting AUDIO LINE 1) Type of Audio Jack and Connecting Method

(5) How to Connect Rack

(6) Connect Speaker Cable 1) SPEAKER CABLE Types 2) Connect SPEAKER CABLE

(7) Connect to PC 1) SOFT WARE 2) HARD WARE

(8) Finishing

(9) System Install Workflow

4. During Construction

(1)Assembly Equipment and Material (A) After you open rack and equipment box, arrange equipment based on the plan sheet, and anchor them to the rack using rack bolt. For user’s convenience, control devices such as power and SP group need to be assembled with 20% of extra space for other equipment.

(B) PVC DUCT Installment a) A material should be a standard type with line hole and gray product which passed flame-resistance test.

b) Cutting the duck depends on rack sizes. Cutting wire passage.

(1) RACK Installment

(1)AC LINE Connection (A) AC (Alternating Current) : Electric current from power plant that alternates its power and direction periodically (B) Connecting Method

You should check voltage power before the connection, and connect to power distributor through duct with AC cord inside.

Devices that need constant power supply need to use Un-SWED, and use SWED for other devices. Use name tag tie to dis-tinguish wires and cables.

When you connect devices to AC outlet, you have to calculate capacity to avoid overload. (Un-SWED 700W, SWED 6000W) Battery input connects to battery charge.

(2) DC LINE Connection (A) DC (Direct Current)

In general, DC means electric current that has fixed power and direction. In a broad sense, it is electric current with fixed direction. DC also means two types of electricity: 1. Electricity from a battery or a di-rect current dynamo. 2. Electricity that is rectified by mercury rectifier. (B) Connecting Method

DC cable should be compatible with voltage power and capacity and has to be consist of +(red) and –(black).

Devices that need constant power supply need to use Un-SWED, and use SWED for other devices.

Use name tag tie to distinguish wires and cables. Use name tag tie to distinguish wires and cables.

The end section connects to Terminal block with Y ter-minal.

(2) Connecting Power

1. AC SWITCHED OUTPUT 7. DC POWER FUSE2. AC UNSWITCHED OUTPUT 8. UNSWITCHED DC POWER OUTPUT TERMI-

NAL3. ADDRESS SETUP SWITCH 9. REMOTE TERMINAL4. DATA NETWORK TERMINAL LINK IN/OUT 10. BATTERY DC POWER OUTPUT TERMINAL5. TERMINATION SWITCH 11. BATTERY CONNECTION TERMINAL6. AC POWER FUSE 12. SWITCHED DC POWER OUTPUT TERMINAL

Y TERMINAL

(3) SYSTEM Rack Power Connection Please check electricity requirement, voltage power, and power cables for each building’s broadcasting system based on the plan sheet. PA system requires a single-phase current(220V 20A) separated from the lighting system. Compose a power line between system rack and UPS power’s panel board. Check short and disconnection in wires. Connect to power distributor input power terminal of system rack if there is no problem after checking a power line. Use FR-CV for system rack power line.

(4) Emergency Battery Connection The capacity for emergency battery should follow calculated capability for each building and office. Composition for battery capacity is 24V output power and increasing capacity with direct 12V type connection. Emergency battery needs to be connected to its charger and power distributor DC IN input with each +, -. Terminal connection part uses Insulated Ring Type Terminal. Installed battery is recommended to be stored in its case, and need a hole in Cover part.

- Annealed copper wire for power- PVC TYPE Insulation- Three colors: Red, black, and transparent- Power cable under 750V for indoor use

(5) System Rack Ground Connection Connect System Rack to ground with a conducting wire to avoid electric-related accident such as electric shock. Connect Rack ground from ground box by using FC-GV ground wire.

(1) UTP LINE Connection (A) UTP CABLE (unshielded twisted pair cable ) UTP Cable is a multiple paired cable made by two twisted copper wire with plastic exterior for insulation purpose. Generally used in standard phone cable and LAN(Local Area Network). This cable is standard signal cable which is used in 100Mbit LAN card, and consist of RJ-45 connector and cable. Inner cable is consist of 8 signal wires, which are 4 sets of paired wires. Each wire has different colors, and each color follows stan-dardized pin number.

The actual signal wires are 4 of them, and the others are used in ground connection. There are direct cable and cross cable according to the con-nection type. Direct cable a.k.a 1:1 cable has two same colored ends ca-ble with the same cable order. It is used when connecting computer and hub. Otherwise, cross cable is not consist of same colored wires. Our products use a direct cable, and the cable divides into several categories up to its quality.

Among categories, the standard is UTP cable that is categorized by quali-ties. The lowest quality product is marked by 1, and the highest is marked by 5. Up to category 2, normal phone wire is used. Category 3 is used in 10Mbps LAN, and Category 4 includes 16Mbps token-ring network. Cate-gory 5 is used in 100Mbps LAN, and our system uses CAT 5E.

(3) DATA Connection

a) UTP CABLE – How to make RJ45 JACK Adjust CAT5E cable length for each device’s wire requirement, and strip the cable for RJ45 JACK insert. Untwist, adjust, and cut the cable according to color order before punching in RJ45 TOOL. Test the cable using LAN TEST TOOL.

*DIRECT/CROSS CABLE WIRING

1. Prepare tools for LAN cable

Direct Cross

2. Twist LAN stripper after insertingCable into the stripper

3. Strip off cable cover 4. Insert a boot to cable

5. Adjust cable according to its use 6. Trim cable end using the tool

7. After trimming cable 8. Insert cable until the cable contact to RJ 45 plug terminal

9. Insert RJ 45 plug into LAN tool 8p plug

10. Push until LAN tool handle stops

11. Completed RJ 45 Cable 12. RJ 45 cable with a protection cap

2) Connecting MethodConnect through L/R Duct between data network devices.

(2) RS-232 Network

RS-232 is one of the interfaces that connects PC, sound coupler, and modem directly. Interface is also called a port, or direct port in general. This can transfer data directly with the speed of under 20K band within 15m.

1) Make Cable Connect Female to Female with cross cable, and male to female with direct cable using 3C*SHIELD type cable for network .

MALE-FEMALE FEMALE-FEMALE

2) How to Connect

-Connect through L/R Duct between data network line.

(2) CONTACT Contact is used as a circuit switchgear such as switch or relay. Materials for the contact are usually plated with copper or silver to preserve conductivity. Especially, an alloy of copper and tungsten is used for electric current contact because it gives more solidity with higher fusion point. The functions of contact in PA system are: 1) P-Type contact output in fire detector delivers fire alarm broadcasting when it takes Inter-M product’s fire sensor input. (need to be connected to COM(common) terminal in fire detector) 2) Transmitting Input/Output of network device 3) Controlling power distributor (connect to REMOTE SW terminal in power distributor) You can also apply it depends on system composition.

Network Device

Fire Detector

Contact Input/Output Terminal

(1) Types of Audio JACK and Connection

1) XLR JACK If a core wire is exposed when you make XLR cable, make insulate to avoid short with near circuit. Also, check input/output terminal type when using parallel/non-parallel jack. Check the right order for Female/Male cable before soldering operation. For shield line, operate shrink tube work.

2) 55 (PHONE)JACK Use Balanced/Unbalanced device in proper way. Be cautious not to spread solder sphere when you solder. To find a problem, check the device with end-to-end test after operation.

(4) AUDIO LINE Connection

3) RCA JACK

4) Balanced/Unbalanced There are two types of audio signal transmitting method : Balanced and Unbalanced It is the same that both of methods transmit signals, but the difference is that balanced type transmits the same signal in the mode of + and – to use the contrast of both signals at End Point; while unbalanced type only transmits + signal to use the contrast of ground and signal at End Point. Due to this structure, balanced cable transmits normal current wave to one end, and negative sequence current wave to the other end. In other words, it is the same with Sin & Sin-1 graph. Even if a noise comes in, it reverses negative sequence current wave to the other to make + wave and – wave the same. In this case, noise will be offset. Unbalanced cable does not have this compensation process, so it generates noise when the noise comes in.

Noise

HOT

COLD

GROUND

Negative SequenceCurrent Wave

Transmitter Cable Receiver

Composed Signal

Negative SequenceCurrent Wave

Noise Cancelling

4-1) Audio JACK Connecting Method

5) Audio Cable It is consist of two separate core wires and one shield, and +/- ground signals are transmit through cable. A material for normal audio cable is usually copper wires, and oxygen level in the copper is 0.03% to 0.05%. If the ratio is under 0.001%, it is called OFHC copper. This type of copper has high level of ductility and durability, as well as transmits electronic signal without distortion. Normally, we use 2E5 Shield cable from CANARE, and multi-channel cable in PA equipment.

(5) RACK Equipment Connection Refer to the below connection map, connect cable through duct channel for each device. Use standard line, and check input/output terminal when op-erate connector. Use insulate ring terminal when connecting Screw Termi-nal if the line is longer than 2.0 ㎟ . If the line is shorter than 2.0 ㎟ , a core wire need to be organized after stripping the end terminal. Every single line must connect to the right polarity to avoid mis-wiring. Put name tag tie for the future maintenance.

5-1) RACK Equipment Connection Photo

Put name tag tie to the end of terminal, and fasten the middle using black tie in proper size. Use 5 or 10 colored cable to connect between AMP and Monitor panel, and identify the first and the end point in the order of resis-tance band.

(6) Speaker Cable Connection

6-1) SPEAKER CABLE Types 1) FR3(Insulated heat-resistant cable): A cable for signal control used in a fire alarm and emergency alarm circuit

2) CVV-SB(Insulated PVC Sheathed Control Cable with copper braid shield): A cable for control circuit under 600V. Used in a duct or underground, and maximum conductor temperature is 60℃.

3) CVV-S(Insulated PVC Sheathed Control Cable) : A cable for control circuit that requires electrostatic shielding. Maximum conductor tempera-ture is 60℃.

4) HIV/HIFX(Insulated Cable) : A cable used in under 500V/750V

: Center terminal box to Amp rack: Start terminal box to Center terminal box


: SPEAKER to Start terminal box


(6) Speaker Cable Connection

6-2) SPEAKER CABLE Connection Before the connection, make sure that connecting operation does not in-tervene other operations. Connect with stripped end or normal end accord-ing to the type of wire, and check SP resistance level using an impedance meter device before connection. When you connect more than 10 CORE according to a SP cable plan map, conduct inner order operation to avoid interference. Operations should be consider the future maintenance and repair.

1) Speaker Line Connection Adjust a cable between rack and terminal box(Calculate access floor), and connect to end terminal box with amp rack relay group connection part us-ing proper length and stripped end. Attach RING or FORK to the terminal connection insulated terminal. For PUSH terminal connection, strip the terminal end to avoid disorganized core wire. Use Flexible PVC tube when using HIV/HIFX cable in inner skin exposure section. For center terminal box, operation need to be done according SP cable plan map. To avoid interference, physical isolation is required for speaker wiring and line wiring. (Use stripper or cutter for stripping operation)

2) Impedance Test Check the line impedance before connecting amplifier to prevent overload, and record speaker circuit impedance. It should be higher than amplifier’s impedance. If impedance is too high/low, a duct line should be examined.

(7) PC PROGRAM Setting 7-1) PC S/W Installation Install supplement PC program refer to user manual 7-2) PC H/W Installation 1) NETWORK : Connect PC ~ Equipment LAN PORT IN/OUT 2) SERIAL : Recent PC does not have a serial port, so buy a communication

port(RS232/422) to find control panel driver in PC.

- Set PC control panel port and PA broadcast operation program port identically.

Impedance Meter

Conduct cable tie operation on connection parts in each system, and put name tag tie for the future maintenance, and attach system plan map be-hind the rack. When cutting cable tie, adhere perfectly to avoid BURR. Keep label and manual for each equipment for user convenience. To avoid a contact problem in each connector, remove dust and waste from the device while checking pull-out strength.

(8) Finishing

Operation Test

(9) System Installation Workflow

Review Design Drawing

Check Communication Room Environment

Rack Installation

Rack Material Installation

Rack Line Connection

Rack Ground Connection

Rack Power Connection

System Performance Test

MDF Connection(Terminal)

System Sync Test

Program Setup

Device Inspection

Installation At Sight

Taking Over Device

NO

YES

Revision, Fixing

YES

NO

4. After Construction

(1)Reason for Speaker Output Test Definition, etc.

RG, Volume Control, etc.

(1) Speaker Output Test

4. System Checklist

(1)Check Communication (1) Check Communication LED (1) Red light – Communication Error

(1) Check communication port (Compare program and PC port)

(2) Computer Icon – Right click – Preferences

(1) MS-6800, MS-6100 Troubleshooting

4. System Checklist

(3) Device Manager

(4) Check Port

(5) Change the same port as is Device Manager


4. System Checklist

(6) Save Configuration

(7) Check PC 232 slot or USB to 232 gender if device manager does not show port (driver installation, etc) (8) Check Cable between DIB-6000 – PX-6216 and ECS-6216 (LAN TESTER, orders)

(2) Green Light – Communication Work Properly


4. System Checklist

(1)Check Amplifier (1) When Amplifier Output Work Properly (1) Check ECS-6216 SPEAKER OUT

(1) Check Actual Output (Monitor speaker after disen-gage circuit)

(2) Check Speaker Circuit

Check with impedance tester after detaching speaker duct from amplifier

(2) General Problem

4. System Checklist

(2) Check ECS-6216 AMP IN

(1) Check INPUT CH (2) Check Jumper

· Check connection between Euroblock and Jumper

· Check the conformity between program and actual connection

(2) General Problem

4. System Checklist

(2) Amplifier Output Problem (1) Check Input if sound source works properly(Test headset)

(2) Check Front Panel LEVEL METER (1) Adjust Volume when no signal appears

(2) When PROTECT LED ON – Check Input Level

Adjust Input level until PEAK input level goes

under 1V

(2) General Problem

4. System Checklist

(3) Check Output if sound source works (Monitoring Speaker)

(2) General Problem

4. System Checklist

(1)Check PX-6216, EP-6216 Output (1) Check Audio Out if sound source works (test headset)

(2) Check PX-6216, EP-6216 Input (1) Check Audio In if sound source works (test headset)

(2) When Input is Normal (1) Select another CH in AUDIO OUT and Check Output

(3) BGM Broadcasting Problem

4. System Checklist

(2) Connect another input Ch in Audio In, and Check Ouput

(3) If the above check-up is normal, PX-6216 might be prob-lem. (3) In case of abnormal Input (1) Check Output of Source Device (including PP-6213, PP-6214)

(3) Check MS-6800, MS-6100 Configuration (1) Check sound source/output selection

(2) Check Broadcasting Start On/Off


(3) Check Volume

(4) Check Device Configuration

· Device Set up – Input/Output · Check Type Set up · Set proper Type according to Sound source · Sound might not work properly if MIC is not selected

4. System Checklist


4. System Checklist

(2) Check RM-6024 FAULT LED (Normal: no light)

(1) When FAULT light is on (1) Check RM-6024 ID (1) Set device number using DIP switch at rear panel

(Hexadecimal)

(2) Set added Data numbers with ON switch number

(3) Example: When #1and #3 is ON, add corresponding number, which is 1 and 4. Hence, the device number will be 5.

(4) RM Broadcasting Problem

4. System Checklist

(3) Check PX-6216, ECS-6216 의 RM PORT

· RM PORT and RM-6024 ID should be identical. (4) Check cable between RM-6024, PX-6216, and ECS-6216 (LAN TESTER, orders)


(2) When FAULT light is OFF (1) Check Talk S/W

· Check Talk S/W switch is turned on after Zone selection

(2) Check RM-6024 rear panel volume

(3) Check RM-6024 front panel level meter

4. System Checklist


(4) Check MS-6800, MS-6100 RM Volume (When simultaneous control is checked, RM volume is not included.)

4. System Checklist


(2) Check MS-6800, MS-6100 Configuration (1) MS-6800

· Device Setup - RM · Use – Delete X mark · Setup MACRO for each KEY (2) MS-6100

· Device Setup - RM MACRO · Setup MACRO for each KEY

4. System Checklist


(3) Check ECS-6216P Output (1) Check AUDIO OUT if sound source works properly(Test headset)

4. System Checklist


4. System Checklist

(1)Broadcasting Equipment Self Test (1) Test after forcible contact to ECS-6216 FIRE SENSOR

(1) When forcible contact does not work (1) Check MS-6800, MS-6100 Configuration (1) Check Fire Macro Configuration

(5) EM Broadcasting Problem

4. System Checklist

(2) Check EM volume (When simultaneous control is checked, RM volume is not included)

(3) Check EP-6216 Output(test headset)

(4) Check cable between EP-6216, PX-6216


4. System Checklist

(2) When broadcasting device work properly, check fire link line (1) P-type Receiver (1) Fire signal line ROOF test at Receiver

(2) R-type Receiver (1) Check ES-6132R RX LED (Normal : blinking)

(2) Check if the receiver receives data properly (1) Test Program

(3) If received data is normal (1) Input data directly to ES-6132R

· Connect to the above PORT and test · Input data by setting DIP S/W according to

communication method


4. System Checklist

· Input Data using Fire Tester Program(download at the company website)

· Input pre-set Protocol with fire company (It may vary according to fire companies or places.

Please set DIP S/W refer to your fire company) · Input Fire Signal: Fire Detection – Fire link · Recover Fire Signal: Fire restoration – Stop link

(2) Check ES-6132R Front Panel CH LED

· CH LED light set by R-Receiver will be on when receives data (1) When light is on

· Check output contact CH light on ES-6132R rear panel (MULTI TESTER)


4. System Checklist

(2) When light is off · Check ES-6132R setting (R-Receiver)

· Output protocol set by ES-6132R when clicking UPLOAD button


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