LY International Electronics M-6182II Owner's manual

Brand: LY International Electronics

Model: M-6182II

Type: Owner's manual

Public Address System

Network Public Address Center M-6182II

User Manual

Thank you for using our network public address system. Please read this User Manual carefully to make better use

of this equipment.

LY I n t e r n a t i o n a l E l e c t r o n i c s C o . , L t d .

http://www.lyintlcorp.com/

M-6182II—V1.0

About this User Manual

This User Manual is available and effective upon completion of development of the

Network Public Address Center. The User Manual includes system description, matters

needing attentions in use, instructions on system connection, instructions on use of

product and technical specifications of the network address center. Please read this User

Manual carefully before connection, installation and use and operate in accordance with

corresponding instructions in the Manual.

This symbol on the rear panel indicates matters needing attentions, please use or operate the product

in accordance with corresponding instructions.

Please keep this User Manual in good custody for future use.

Matters needing attention

Please read the following before operating the product.

Warning

The following basic requirements must be strictly observed, to avoid potential personal injury and

equipment or property damages to you or any person nearby. The basic requirements include without

limitation to the following:

Power source/power cable

• Please disconnect the device from power source

by pulling the plug other than the power cord.

Pulling the power cord may result in damages.

• Please keep the power cord away from heat source.

Do not over-bend the power cord or place it

anywhere it can be stepped on or may cause to trip.

• This is connected to power source via the plug and

any failure or danger occurs, the user can

disconnect the device from power source by pulling

out the plug out from the socket, therefore, it is

required that the power socket should be located

somewhere with easy access.

• The device is not completely disconnected from

power source when it is switched "OFF". For sake

of safety, please disconnect the device from the

socket if it is not in user.

Positioning

• Please disconnect the device from power source

before relocating the device.

• For avoiding deformation of panels and damages

to internal components, please do NOT place the

device where there is heavy dust or violent

vibration, or where it is extremely cold or hot.

• Please keep this device off water drops or splash

or vase filled with water or any other articles of

similar nature.

Connection

• Please disconnect other equipment from power

source before they are connected to this product.

Please tune volume to its minimum level before the

device is powered ON or OFF.

• All terminals on the device marked with are

live and dangerous, and should be connected by

trained personnel.

When abnormal conditions are realized

• Please disconnect the device from power source

immediately in case the power cord is worn or

damaged or if the sound is suddenly cut off or any

abnormal odor or smoke comes out from the device,

and then have the device inspected and repaired by

professional personnel.

Precautions in Operation

• Please do NOT insert any finger into any gap or

opening of the device.

• Please prevent foreign objects (paper, plastics or

metal etc.) from being inserted or falling into any

gap or opening of the device. In such case, please

cut off power source immediately.

• Please do NOT put the body or any heavy object

on the device and do NOT operate the buttons or

switches or connections with excessive force.

Do NOT open

• Please do NOT remove the cover of the equipment,

otherwise you may get an electric shock.

• Do NOT attempt to remove any internal

component from the device, or to modify the

equipment in whatever manner. In case of any

abnormal condition, please stop using the device

immediately and have it inspected and repaired by

professional personnel.

Other Precautions

• Our company shall not be responsible for data loss

or damages due to improper use of unauthorized

modification to the device.

• The images and screen display in this Manual are

only for description and may be different from

screen images in actual operation. The screen

display depends on the product.

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Content

System Overview ............................................................................................................. 错误！未定义书签。

1. About the Network Public Address .............................................................................. 错误！未定义书签。

2. Functional Features ...................................................................................................... 错误！未定义书签。

Chapter 1 System and Hardware ...................................................................................... 错误！未定义书签。

1.Features of Network Public Address System Host ........................................................ 错误！未定义书签。

1.1Host Functional Features ..................................................................................... 错误！未定义书签。

2. Introduction of functional module...................................................................................................................5

Chapter 2 System connection description.........................................................................................................17

2.1 Connection Diagram of Subsystem .................................................................... 错误！未定义书签。

2.2 Main functions of subsystem .............................................................................. 错误！未定义书签。

2.3 Main functions of subsystem .............................................................................. 错误！未定义书签。

2.4Main functions of typical system ........................................................................ 错误！未定义书签。

Chapter 3 Operations and Setup........................................................................................................................21

3.1 Systemstart-up procedures.......................................................................................................................... 21

3.2 View System Operating Status ................................................................................................................... 22

3.2.1 View Zone Status ..................................................................................................................................... 22

3.3 Designate program for a zone .................................................................................................................. 23

3.3.1 Designate program or program group for a zone ............................................................................. 23

3.3.2 Chime .............................................................................................................................................. 25

3.3.3 Host partition paging ....................................................................................................................... 25

3.3.4 Alarm ............................................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.5 Program control ............................................................................................................................... 26

3.3.6Play an inner CD to a zone ............................................................................................................... 27

3.3.7 Zone Volume.................................................................................................................................... 28

3.3.8 Timed task ....................................................................................................................................... 28

3.3.9 Save or call timing scheme .............................................................................................................. 32

3.3.10 Scan time point information .......................................................................................................... 33

3.3.11 Pre-listening to each program source ............................................................................................. 34

3.3.12Zone monitor .................................................................................................................................. 34

3.3.13Shortcut key 1, Shortcut key 2 ........................................................................................................ 36

3.3.14power control ................................................................................................................................ 36

3.3.15Broadcast priority ........................................................................................................................... 36

4. System setup ............................................................................................................................................. 37

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4.1 Routine setting ............................................................................................................................................ 37

4.2 Device management....................................................................................................................................41

4.3 Audio source management ......................................................................................................................... 46

4.3.1Play list ............................................................................................................................................. 46

4.3.2Host songs ........................................................................................................................................ 47

4.3.3 U-disk songs .................................................................................................................................... 48

4.3.4 Program recording ........................................................................................................................... 48

4.3.5 Alarming Setting .............................................................................................................................. 49

4.3.6 Chime Setting .................................................................................................................................. 50

4.3.7 Sound card Setting ........................................................................................................................... 50

4.4. User management ...................................................................................................................................... 51

4.5 Priority Setting ........................................................................................................................................... 52

4.6 Network Setting .......................................................................................................................................... 53

3.6.1IP Management ................................................................................................................................. 53

4.7 Log management ........................................................................................................................................ 54

4. 8System Maintenance ................................................................................................................................... 56

1．Safety Precautions ...................................................................................................................................... 58

2．After-sales Precautions ............................................................................................................................... 58

Packing List ...................................................................................................................................................... 59

Appendix Performance Specification ............................................................................................................... 59

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System Overview

1. About the Network Public Address

Network public address is a computer network technology based, modular structured and highly integrated and

intelligent public address system.

The system realizes completely digital transmission and takes LAN as its transmission medium, and the

transmission distance may be over a dozen kilometers. The existing LAN architecture may be used so that projects

adopting the device can be constructed quickly and efficiently. It realizes fusion of multiple network and breaks

the limitations that traditional public address systems can only realize download and can be only controlled at the

computer room, by providing powerful interactive functions.

The network public address device is compatible with terminals with various functions, including player terminals,

VOD terminals, paging terminals and one-button emergency calling terminals etc. The device is composed of a

player, a zoning mechanism, a timer and an equalizer, in addition it also provides powerful audio matrix function.

The network public address system is applicable to airports, wharves, college towns, schools, large gatherings

(such as the Expo Park), gymnasium, industrial parks, parks, rail transit and express ways, etc.

2. Functional Features

 A public address system with complete functions.

 The system realizes completely digital transmission and takes LAN as its transmission medium, and the

transmission distance may be over a dozen kilometers.

 The existing LAN architecture may be used so that projects adopting the device can be constructed quickly

and efficiently and fusion of multiple networks is realized.

 It breaks the limitations that traditional public address systems can only realize download and can be only

controlled at the computer room, by providing powerful interactive functions.

 It supports infinite number of zones and such zones and groups can be organized and reorganized at will,

without needing rewiring.

 Audios can be scheduled and programmed and the system operates in accordance with preset programs in an

unattended manner. Various types of audio can be set as regular rings to be played manually or at a preset

time of each day. Zones also support separate timing operations and playing different programs at a same

time and at various volume levels.

 Programs on terminals: The controller may designate audios to be played on each terminal or the terminals

may play any audio available on the controller.

 Break-in paging: The master controller may page any single or all zones and can accept phone paging.

 Talkie Talkie: If more than one zone has been configured on the system, then there may be several groups of

one-to-many terminal paging between the zones. Paging and Talkie Talkie functions are also supported

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between two terminals.

 Remote control: The remote control computer is any computer in the Local Area Network, on which the

control software of the system has been installed, and the remote control computer may take control over or

modify the operation of this system.

 The system provides a fire control interface and alarm signals can break in automatically and at a same time

it supports short-circuit alarm (alarm card) and network signal alarm. A fire icon will show on the main

interface of corresponding zone in case of fire alarms. The alarm status is clear and informative.

 The addressing can be automatically resumed after the interrupted terminal re-establishes connection to the

system and zone information will be automatically updated after modification.

 The operating interface is intuitive and user-friendly. Zone name can be modified at any time by using a full

keyboard.

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Chapter 1 System and Hardware

1.1 Introduction to Network Public Address System

1.1.1 Functional Features

 17" large color LCD display, touch screen and touch-pad;

 Key switch to ensure better security and stability of system;

 Powerful addressing matrix, integrated mass space for program source, program customizable on basis

of users' needs;

 One button to activate zone wide alarm and manual alarm function;

 Zone specific monitoring allows real-time control over play status and volume level on terminals;

 Zone based paging. It is allowed to page a zone on the controller

 New zone can be automatically displayed, without needs of further setup and restart of the controller;

 Automatic screen saver, to cut down operating energy consumption;

 Recording function. The user can make his/her own program source by recording on local device or by

downloading from a remote computer;

 Time control function. It allows presetting a time, on which program will be downloaded from remote

computer to the local device;

 Internal CD player, with independently developed CD player control interface;

 Audio input channels extensible by network paging terminals;

 Modular design, network extension module can be installed, flexible customization function,

convenient maintenance;

 Adopt industrial solid hard disk and mechanical hard disk, start faster;

 Adopt high-end industrial server system board design, dual network redundancy backup;

 Customize the batch processing function of <shortcut key> and program source priority;

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1.2 Front Panel

1．Key switch (POWER)

The key switch works as power switch of the device and a user may turn on the network public address

system device by a special key and turning clockwise. Before the device is powered off, please enter the

"System Settings" interface and shut down the system by using "Shut down system" button.

2．Power LED

The LED is on when the device is powered on. The LED is yellow and flickers shortly after the device is

powered on, indicating that the system is starting up. After the system completes start-up, the LED is green

and constant on.

3．USB Port (USB)

The USB port is for connection of a USB disk, mobile HDD or other storage devices, to copy programs to

the system. It may also be used to connect to a keyboard or mouse with USB port, for software upgrading.

4．Internal CD drive

Push the Eject button on the CD drive to eject the CD tray and then place the CD on the tray and press the

Eject button again to close it. (Note: Do NOT force close the drive by hand.)

5．One-button alarm activation button (FULL ALARMING)

The signal when this button is pressed has the second highest priority, which is only inferior to the

emergency microphone (6). As an activation button of emergency alarming, when an emergent event occurs,

when this button is pressed, all zones will be automatically activated and emergency signals will be send to

all zones. The LED of this button is red in emergency status, at which time a user can press this button again

to finish the alarming.

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6．Hand emergency paging microphone holder

When the emergency microphone is not in use, please hang the microphone front side forward by using this

hole.

7．Hand emergency microphone jack (EMC MIC)

The hand emergency microphone has the supreme priority and when the power button on the microphone is

pressed, all zones will be automatically activated and all other signals will be suspended. (Please refer to

related User Manual for operations on emergency microphone CB-100. No description will be repeated

here.)

8．Monitor/touchscreen

The color monitor/touchscreen can display various information of the device in real time; and a user can

touch the screen to operate the device.

1.1.3 Rear panel

1．Data exchange interface (DATA)

It is used to connect the device to functional module extension box.

2．Speaker

3．Ventilation Window

Please do NOT place this device against walls and do NOT block the ventilation port.

4．Fuse carrier of the device

If the fuse is broken, it should be replaced by fuse of the same specification. Please refer to marking next to

the fuse or list of product performance indexes. If the fuse keeps breaking, it means that there is short circuit

in the device. Please eliminate the fault before replacing the fuse.

5．Power input plug of the local device

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The power source for this device is AC220V (±10%), please make sure the voltage of power source to the

device conforms to required voltage.

6. Functional module extension port

Insert monitor module / power main or standby extension module, modules can be extended as needed.

7. Power Switch

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2、Functional Module Description

2.1 M-6418 phone paging module

M-6418 phone paging module is a TCP/IP based digital PSNT analog switch from analog phone input to

digital transmission. An analog phone cam be transferred to the PA system via a local telephone port, to realize

seamless combination with traditional internal communication systems. Since it adopts dual tone automatic

identification, the system can realize telephone level telephone control.

1. Network indicator

When the phone paging module is offline, the indicator is in red color, and it turns bright green when the

module re-establishes network connection to the controller.

2. Telephone input port

The module provides 4 telecommunication ports for connection to 4 telephone lines.

3. Input electrical level adjustment

To adjust the knob according to the rate of the input audio signal level

4. DIP switch

This port is for use to set up local IP address. Each switch is accompanied with two digits, namely "0"

(switched up) and "1" (switched down.) The four switches forms a combination from right to left, by which 15

different IP address can be set. The user can conclude the modified IP address by default IP address + set IP

address (in decimal) -1. After the IP address is set up, switch up the four DIP switches and confirm the

modified IP address. This operation also requires an IP address modification software to complete the IP

address modification.

5. DIP indicator

The indicator is on when the user uses DIP switch to modify IP address.

Functional features:

 Modular design, with each module capable of input 4 telephone lines at a time.

 Embedded voice menu prompt function.

 Dual network port design, with one extension port to be connected to other 100Mb network device.

 10M/100M adaptive networking

 It supports maximum 48kHz sampling rate and 16bit sampling.

 Lowe power consumption.

 Adaptable input sensitivity.

 Customize IP interface.

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2.1.1 Installation of phone paging module:

The phone paging module may be installed in the single slot extension box or multi-slot extension box of the

network public address system. Please refer to the user manuals of the two extension boxes for details as to

installations.

2.1.2 Operation of M-6418 on the host :

When the phone paging function is added to the network public address system, after the module is installed

and correctly wired, the user should assign corresponding IP address to the module. Connection to the module can

be realized after an IP address has been set. Setup procedures: Enter “Zone Setup interface”, click on the "Add"

button on the lower left corner, select the phone paging terminal from the list of terminal types and enter the

"Zone No" and "Zone name" as well as "Terminal IP". Then touch "Confirm" button to add the phone paging

module to the system.

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2.2 M-6411 audio sampling module

M-6411 airport broadcast audio sampling device is a TCP/IP based full-digital analog-digital signal processor.

Local programs, background music and internal voice signals can be transferred to this PA system via the local

audio input port, realizing seamless combination with traditional internal communication systems and intelligent

control, without needs for local operations. The module can work properly as long as it has been properly set by a

management software. It integrates a voltage limiter 2 to ensure the speech transmission index is not reduced. No

local operation is required.

1. Network indicator

When this system is offline, the indicator is in red color, and it turns bright green when network connection to

the controller is re-established.

2. Audio indicator

There are 4 audio indicators from right to left and the brightness of such indicator is determined by input power

signal level of the channel.

3.Input electrical level adjustment

To adjust the knob according to the rate of the input audio signal level

4. Audio input port

There are 4 audio channels from right to left, for connection to other amplifiers, in order to extend the power of

this terminal.

5. DIP switch

This port is for use to modify the IP address of the local device and each switch is accompanied with two digits,

namely "0" (switched up) and "1" (switched down.) The four switches forms a combination from right to left,

by which 15 different IP address can be set. The user can conclude the modified IP address by default IP

address + set IP address (in decimal) -1. After the IP address is set up, switch up the four DIP switches and

confirm the modified IP address. This operation also requires an IP address modification software to complete

the IP address modification.

6. DIP indicator

The indicator is on when the user uses DIP switch to modify IP address.

Functional features:

 Modular design, with each module capable of input 4 audio channels;

 Conversion of analog audio signal to digital audio signal which is sent to the network at request of the

controller;

 Full digital design, HiFi, high speech transmission index.

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Procedures for installation of audio sampling module is the same as phone paging module. They are

both installed in the extension box of the network public address system. Please refer to the user manual of

the extension box for details as to installation methods.

2.2.1 Operation of M-6411 on the host ：

When the audio sampling module is added to the network public address system, after the module is installed

and correctly wired, the user should assign corresponding IP address to the module. Connection to the module

can be realized after an IP address has been set. Setup procedures: Enter "Zone Setup Interface", touch the

"Add" button on the lower left corner, select the audio sampling device from the list of terminal types and enter

the "Zone No" and "Zone name” as well as "Terminal IP". Then touch "Confirm" button in the lower left

corner to add the audio sampling module to the system.

2.3 M-6113 Monitor Module

Amplifier Monitor Device

Setup

LED Phone utput

MAX

MIN

MIC IN VOL

Setup

MAX

MIN

LINE OUTVOL LINE IN

OUT+ OUT-

MAX

MIN

AMP VOL Net

LED

1. Network indicating LED

When this system is offline, the LED is in red color, and it turns bright green when network connection to the

controller is re-established.

2、Input electrical level adjustment

To adjust the knob according to the rate of the input audio signal level

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3、Audio indicator

The brightness of such indicator is determined by input power signal level of the channel.

4、Amplifier interface

Connect the passive speaker and the other equipment（Fixed resistance 4 ohm/10W or Fixed resistance

8ohm/5W）

5、Audio signal line input interface

To connect the other audio equipment, such as CD, tuner, mp3 and so on.

6、Audio signal line output interface

Output audio line signal，connect the amplifiers, mixing consoles and so on

7、DIP switch

This port is for use to modify the IP address of the local device and each switch is accompanied with two digits,

namely "0" (switched up) and "1" (switched down.) The four switches forms a combination from right to left,

by which 15 different IP address can be set. The user can conclude the modified IP address by default IP

address + set IP address (in decimal) -1. After the IP address is set up, switch up the four DIP switches and

confirm the modified IP address. This operation also requires an IP address modification software to complete

the IP address modification.

8、Microphone input interface

The interface connect to other equipment. The input signal is mixed the same input channel with emergency

MIC input (EMC MIC) on front panel. When the emergency MIC Channel is opened (local paging), the

interface can also be selected and output together with the signal of emergency MIC channel. When emergency

MI Channel was closed (cancel local paging) , the signal of the interface will not be output.

9、Headphone/earphone interface

Connect the headphone/earphone

10、DIP indicator

The indicator is on when the user uses DIP switch to modify IP address.

Features:

 Network monitoring function

 Monitor terminal output sound

 Monitor the terminal environmental sound

 1 line input and output, 1 line MIC input

 3.5 headphone/earphone input interface

Procedures for installation of monitor module is the same as the other modules. They are both installed in

the extension box of the network public address system.

2.3.1 Operation of M-6113 on the host:

When the monitor module is added to the network public address system, after the module is installed and

correctly wired, the user should assign corresponding IP address to the module.

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2.4 M-6114 Hard disk module

US B D isk

Hard D is k Re c o rd ing M ange m e n t D e vic e

P ow er L E D

1. USB interface

When the program is copied to the system, this interface is used to connect the U disk or mobile hard disk etc.

In the system settings or other operations, this interface is used to connect a keyboard or mouse with a USB

plug.

2. Power display

Features：

 Record system paging, intercom and other audio files

 Record video broadcast content file

2.5 M-6111 Power main extension module

12V-4

SC-4

COM

12V-3

SC-3

COM

SC-2

12V-2

SC-1

12V-1

Po w e r Man a gem ent

Ne t

Se tup

Setup

1. Network indicating LED

1 2

4 3

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When this system is offline, the LED is in red color, and it turns bright green when network connection to the

controller is re-established.

2、DIP switch

The operation method is same with the other functional card. There is no description about it.

3、12Vpower and SC short circuit channel

(1) 12Vpower output interface

12V-1 …… 12V-4，C1 to C4 12Vpower output，COM is a common port。

(2) Short circuit signal output interface

SC-1 …… SC-4，C1 to C4 short circuit signal output，COM is a common port。

4、DIP indicator

The indicator is on when the user uses DIP switch to modify IP address.

Features:

 Smart power management function

 Host switch and power management function

 Indicating function of alarming, fault and the other emergencies output

 24V/1A shortcut output, connect the output indicator

 Integrated control function of 4 way power output

Procedures for installation of Power main extension module is the same as the other modules. They are both

installed in the extension box of the network public address system.

2.5.1 Operation of M-6411 on the host：

When the power main extension module is added to the network public address system, after the module is

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2.6 M-6111 Stand-by card for power extension

CH3(2A)

Power Slave

CH4(2A)

-220V/50Hz/10A

INPUT

Setup

CH2(2A) CH1(2A)

Net

12V-4

SC-4

COM

12V-3

SC-3

COM

SC-2

12V-2

SC-1

12V-1

Setup

Power OUTLET -220V/50Hz/8A

1、Power input plug

Power supply AC220V（±10%），Please make sure that the power voltage of the machine is in conformity

with the value of the power voltage.

2、Timing power output socket

The machine comes with a 4 channels timing power output socket, supply power to other devices.The power

of this interface can be controlled by the timing point to control the switch. It will automatically turn on/off

with the arrival of the timing point when it is in the "programmed" state

Features:

 Smart power management function

 Host switch and power management function

 Indicating function of alarming, fault and the other emergencies output

 24V/1A shortcut output, connect the output indicator

 Integrated control function of 4 way power output

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2.6.1 Operation of M-6113 on the host:

When the extensional stand-by card is added to the network public address system, after the module is

installed and correctly wired, the user should assign corresponding IP address to the module.

2.7 M-6110 Switch data exchange card module

1、 Power indicator

When the power is connected, the indicator is always on.

2、 PC Network indicator

When the internal main board of host connect the switch data exchange card normally, the indicator light is

always on or flashing.

3、 Network indicator

The indicator is for the connection of LAN1, LAN1 and external network, when the external network access

normally, the indicator light is always on or flashing.

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LY International Electronics M-6182II Owner's manual

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