Advanced Visual Solutions CSGAMKIT01 Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Type
Installation And Operating Instructions Manual
SPS05 POWERED LOUDSPEAKER
The SPS05 is designed to mount directly onto a flat surface, e.g. a ceiling or dry wall, and will
operate directly from several models of remote transmission systems.
It is supplied complete with a regulated power supply which provides 12 Volts DC @ at least 1A.
The unit incorporates an audio pre-amplifier and an audio power amplifier giving a maximum
output of 6 Watts RMS at 12 Volts DC. The pre-amplifier and power amplifier are in a single
integrated device and may be used with audio signals ranging from 50mVpp to 5000mVpp, with a
nominal source impedance of 600.
An internal sensitivity jumper selects high or low sensitivity (see specifications for details).
The unit may be used directly with balanced line equipment as it’s input is balanced and
transformer isolated. When used in unbalanced mode, the screen of the input cable should be
earthed (this is normally connected to earth by the source equipment) and a link should be inserted
between the Screen pin and the input cold pin.
See example connection drawings later in this
document
.
CABLING
We strongly recommend that all audio signal cables should be a good quality type, with overall
screen. Failure to use the correct cable type may result in noisy or unusable audio performance.
PLEASE SEE INSTALLATION DRAWINGS LATER IN THIS DOCUMENT.
AUXILIARY POWER and “THROUGH” CONNECTIONS
Each kit includes a separate 12V DC
Linear
power adapter which is specifically intended for use
with the
microphone only
.
However, since the unit is to be used as a “separate loudspeaker plus microphone” intercom
system, a facility exists to provide the microphone unit with the required 12 Volts DC from the
SPSO5 speaker unit. The audio from the microphone can be routed through the SPS05 unit,
allowing audio both to and from the transmitter to be carried in a single cable (a screened, twin,
twisted pair). This makes cabling simpler as all cables to/from the microphone only go to the
speaker unit
(see sample drawings later in this document)
.
NOTE: The 12 Volt DC supply output from the speaker unit is current-limited and has independent
reservoir and filter components. It is intended to supply
one microphone only
.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THIS OUTPUT FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE!
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INSTALLATION
The kit includes :-
The SPS05 amplified loudspeaker.
A regulated, 230VAC to 12 Volt DC, in-line, switch-mode power adapter(>=1000mA)
An IEC rewireable mains cable connector (socket)
A ceiling-tile mounting boundary Electret condenser microphone
A microphone pre-amp & balanced cable driver (CMPALD03)
A regulated, 230VAC to 12 Volt DC in-line linear power adapter (500mA)
A miniature screwdriver (for the terminals in the pre-amp unit)
2 X 3-pole (Stereo) 3.5mm Jack Plug
2 X Velcro dot pairs (which may be used to attach the pre-amp case to the ceiling tile)
Installation instructions and drawings
SPS05
UNBALANCED SOURCE INSTALLATION
The audio cable should be a screened, twisted pair type, although a simple, 2-core microphone
type e.g. RS Stock-Code 365-8703 may be used.
IMPORTANT NOTE!
The screen or drain-wire must be earthed at the
SOURCE EQUIPMENT
end
and
MUST
be connected to the connectors marked “SCREEN”
AND
“INPUT COLD” in the SPS05
unit when using single-ended configuration. The power supply unit supplied in the kit has a floating
0 Volt line and should only be replaced with a similar type.
The 12 Volt DC power should be supplied via a separate cable to the audio cable and needs only
to be a twin core, low-Voltage type. This cable does not require a screen and should ideally be of a
0.75 mm
2
cross-section or more.
NOTE:-
The 12 Volt DC power cable should be kept as short as possible and, in any event
, no
longer than 10 metres.
BALANCED SOURCE INSTALLATIONS
The system may be installed with source equipment which provides a balanced-line output. These
sources are normally low-impedance (e.g. 600 Ohm).
The audio cable should be of a twisted-pair type with overall screen, such as the Belden “Beldfoil”
range (e.g. RS stock code 207-4716).
IMPORTANT NOTE!
The screen or drain-wire must be earthed at the
SOURCE EQUIPMENT
end
and should be connected at the SPS05 unit when using Balanced-Line configuration. The power
supply unit supplied in the kit has a floating 0 Volt line and should only be replaced with a similar
type.
The 12 Volt DC power should be supplied via a separate cable to the audio cable and needs only
to be a twin core, low-Voltage type. This cable does not require a screen and should ideally be of a
1.0mm
2
cross-section.
NOTE:-
The 12 Volt DC power cable should be kept as short as possible and, in any event
, no
longer than 10 metres.
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION WIRING DIAGRAMS
SPS05 Internal Amplifier Module
CONNECTION DETAILS
CONNECTION POINT FUNCTION
INPUT H AUDIO SIGNAL INPUT (HOT)
INPUT C INTERNALLY CONNECTED TO SCREEN TERMINAL
SCREEN COMMON (0V) ( FOR CABLE SCREEN OR DRAIN )
MOUT H THROUGH CONNECTION FROM MIN H (from Microphone)
MOUT C THROUGH CONNECTION FROM MIN C (from Microphone)
+V OUT CURRENT LIMITED +12 VDC OUTPUT (for CMPALD03
microphone)
0V OUT COMMON (0V)
SCREEN COMMON (0V)
MIN H AUXILIARY THROUGH (HOT) IN (From Microphone)
MIN C AUXILIARY THROUGH (COLD) IN (From Microphone)
+VIN 12V DC POSITIVE SUPPLY INPUT
0V 12V DC 0V SUPPLY INPUT (COMMON 0V)
LSP+ TO LOUDSPEAKER (HOT) (FACTORY PRE-WIRED)
LSP- TO LOUDSPEAKER (COLD) (FACTORY PRE-WIRED)
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BASIC CONNECTION DETAILS : SPS05 POWERED LOUDSPEAKER PCB
DIRECT CONNECTION TO REMOTE A/V TRANSMITTER
12VDC PSU
+
To speaker - (Factory Wired)
To speaker + (Factory Wired
)
See transceiver manual
for wiring details
IMPORTANT NOTE #1
For installations which use a PC
sound card as the audio source
(e.g. the Heitel remote transmission system)
The
TIP
&
RING
terminals in the jack plug should be
connected together, the resulting (single) signal wire should
be connected to the “
INPUT H
” terminal of the PCB, the
screen of the cable should be connected to the
SCREEN
terminal of the PCB and a shorting link should be inserted
between the
SCREEN
and
INPUT C
terminals of the PCB.
This is done because the output of a PC sound card is
stereo. However, when a mono signal is present, the left &
right signals arrive at the ouput
in phase
. If you feed these
signals into the PCBs H & C (balanced) input terminals,
the
y
cancel each other out!
So, if you have installed the
system, and you have no audio,
check that you have
followed these instructions!
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MICROPHONE INSTALLATION & CONNECTION
Mounting The Microphone
Ideally, the microphone should be mounted in the ceiling tile of a suspended ceiling. In order to
mount the microphone, remove the chosen ceiling tile and drill a 12mm Diameter hole in the tile,
where the microphone is to be located. Feed the open end of the microphone’s cable through the
front of the tile and thread the plastic washer onto the cable at the rear of the tile. Place the washer
over the microphone’s threaded section, so that it makes contact with the back of the tile. Now
thread the plastic nut onto the cable at the rear of the tile and screw this down on the microphone’s
threaded section and hand-tighten the nut.
Connecting to the Pre-amp &
Line Driver (Model CMPALD03).
The pre-amp/line driver module
is housed in a small plastic
enclosure. It may be attached to
the back of the ceiling tile with
the supplied Velcro patches, if
required. Cable entry is via three
holes pre-drilled into the case.
This device should be wired as
follows:-
Connector Connect To
J1 (+V In) DC Power supply Positive (+) Terminal
J1 (0V In) DC Power supply Negative (-) Terminal (0V)
J1 (Earth) Earth from external location
J2 I/P H Microphone Head Positive (Hot)
J2 I/P C Microphone Head Negative (Cold)
J2 Earth Microphone Head Cable Screen
J3 (O/P H) Audio Input (H) at monitoring device
J3 (O/P C) Audio Input (C) at monitoring device
J3 Pin 3 Screen connection at monitoring device
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POWERED LOUDSPEAKER AND AVS MICROPHONE COMBINATION
If required, the audio cables to and from the on-site transmitter can be combined into a single 2-
pair, individually screened cable. If this is favourable, the connection details are shown below.
When using this cabling, ensure that the cable type used has an individual screen on each pair!
Below is the diagram showing how to wire the system using this cable format.
This diagram also shows how to connect the system using only the switch-mode power adapter
supplied in the kit.
If this is NOT required
, then omit the wiring to the SPS05 connections marked
“+V OUT” and “0V OUT” and connect the power input terminals of the microphone pre-amp
module to the DC output of the linear power adapter supplied in the kit.
Connect using 2-pair cable
IMPORTANT ! SEE NOTE #1 ON PAGE 5 FOR PC CARD SOURCES
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FINAL CHECKS & SETTING UP
SPS05 LOUDSPEAKER
Remove the front cover and locate the jumper switch marked “SENS”. Set this to the position
marked “LO”.
Locate the preset volume control.
Switch on the power to the SPS05 loudspeaker unit and plug it in to the audio source.
While receiving an audio signal, adjust the preset volume control until the sound is at the required
level. If the sound level is not high enough, turn the volume control to a low setting (anti-clockwise)
and set the SENS jumper switch to the “HI” position. Now adjust the preset volume control again
until the sound is at the required level.
If you cannot obtain a suitable level, there is a problem with the input signal path. Check the
installation again.
CMPALD03 MICROPHONE PREAMPLIFIER
The gain of the preamplifier is variable.
Remove the cover of the case and locate the preset Gain control.
The gain of the preamplifier is factory set to give an output which is suitable for most line-level
applications. However, the gain may can be increased or decreased manually by turning the preset
gain control. Turning the control clockwise increases the gain, and therefore the output level, and
anti-clockwise decreases the gain, and therefore the output level.
Adjustment of this control should only be made while monitoring the audio output from the
microphone. Mis-adjustment of this control can lead to an audio output which is too low (quiet) or
may cause distortion of the perceived signal if it is too high.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Advanced Visual Solutions Ltd provide full technical support for our products. We have two, fully equipped
“central station” workstations, running the latest version of ADPRO video central gold software and HEITEL
monitoring software. We can therefore connect to ADPRO or HEITEL remote transmitters, providing that
they are on standard PSTN telephone lines (modem), standard ISDN lines (terminal adapter) or standard
ADSL (broadband) connections. We
cannot
connect via a clients’ VPN (Virtual Private Network), as these
are (as the name suggests), private!
We have provided this service free of charge for several years, and at our own expense. It is a service to
assist installation and/or service engineers in locating faults, or to “test” a
working
new installation, prior to
going live to a monitoring centre.
Please do not abuse this facility.
It is NOT there to provide free training to installers or “engineers” who
are not sufficiently qualified or experienced to handle the job!
We do not wish to be placed into a situation where we have to make a charge for technical support, as most
of our customers use this facility reasonably and effectively.
If you need support, please call us on 01442 252280
END
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