Optimus GONSIN30000I User manual

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Catalog

Chapter 1 FS-FHSS Wireless Simultaneous Interpretation System Overview ..................... 7

Chapter 2 FS-FHSS GONSIN30000I Server ....................................................................... 9

2.1 GONSIN30000I Functions and Interfaces .................................................................................... 9

2.2 Installation .................................................................................................................................... 11

2.2.1 Connection ......................................................................................................................... 11

2.3 Server Setting and Operation .............................................................................................. 14

Chapter 3 Wireless Simultaneous Interpretation System Components .............................. 16

3.1 TC-RFJ04B/08B/12B/16B Receiver ........................................................................................... 16

3.1.1 Functions .......................................................................................................................... 16

3.1.2 Indicators of TC-RFJ04S/08S/12S/16S Receiver ............................................................ 17

3.2 WAP-30I ...................................................................................................................................... 18

3.2.1 WAP-30I Functions ........................................................................................................... 18

3.2.2 WAP-30I Installation ......................................................................................................... 19

3.3 FS-FHSS Simultaneous Interpretation System Connection Description ................................. 20

3.3.1 Connection Description .................................................................................................... 20

3.4 Charging Case ............................................................................................................................ 20

3.4.1 Overview and Functions ................................................................................................... 20

3.4.2 Charging Procedure.......................................................................................................... 21

3.5 Functions and Indicators of Power HUB-P150 ........................................................................... 21

Chapter 4 Network System Design .................................................................................... 23

4.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 23

4.2 Control Rules .............................................................................................................................. 23

4.3 Frequency Band ....................................................................................................................... 23

4.4 Installation Rules ......................................................................................................................... 25

Chapter 5 FS-FHSS Technical Indicators .......................................................................... 26

5.1 Technical Parameters for GONSIN30000I Server ................................................................... 26

5.2 Technical Parameters for TC-RFJ04B/08B/12B/16B Receiver .................................................. 27

5.3 Technical Parameters for WAP-30I ............................................................................................. 28

5.4 Technical Parameters for Charging Case GX-60B ..................................................................... 29

Chapter 6 Interpreter Console ........................................................................................... 30

6.1 Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 30

6.2 Functions and Interfaces of TC-F06/16 Interpreter Console ...................................................... 31

6.3 Connection .................................................................................................................................. 32

6.3.1 Connection with Server .................................................................................................... 32

6.3.2 TC-F06/16 Connection ..................................................................................................... 33

6.3.3 Connection with Headphone ............................................................................................ 33

6.3.4 Connection with Recording Device .................................................................................. 33

6.3.5 Connection with MIC......................................................................................................... 33

6.4 LCD Functions and Display ........................................................................................................ 33

6.5 Operation and Setting ................................................................................................................. 34

6.5.1 Direct Interpretation and Indirect Interpretation ................................................................ 34

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6.5.2 Listening Area Setting ....................................................................................................... 35

6.5.3 Speaking Area Setting ............................................................................................ 35

6.6 About the 25P Cable ........................................................................................................ 37

6.7 Translator terminal technical parameters .................................................................. 37

Chapter 7 Accessories ............................................................................................................... 38

7.1 Accessories ................................................................................................................... 38

7.1.1 Single Headphone HC-S612 ................................................................................... 38

7.1.2Single Headphone TC-D1 ........................................................................................ 38

7.1.4RY-123 Receiver Lanyard ........................................................................................ 39

7.1.5 GX-48 Receiver Packaging Case ........................................................................... 39

7.1.6 Antenna Tripod GX-315(Optional) ........................................................................... 39

7.1.7 Data HUB (Optional) ............................................................................................... 40

7.2 Cable ............................................................................................................................. 40

7.2.1Interpreter Console Cable 10m/3m .......................................................................... 40

7.2.2 Extension Cable 6PS-03\05\10\15\20 .................................................................. 41

7.2.3 WAP-30I Cable ....................................................................................................... 41

7.2.4 8 Core Extension Cable ....................................................................................... 41

Chapter 8 FAQs ............................................................................................................................ 42

Appendix: ...................................................................................................................................... 44

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1. Please carefully read this document before

installing and using the equipment.

2.Please keep this document for future reference.

3.Observe Cautions in all operation guides.

4.Observe the rules and principles in all operation

guides.

5.Clean equipment: before cleaning the equipment,

power it off and then disconnect all units of the

equipment. Use dry soft cloth to clean the

equipment.

6.Do not use any nonconforming accessory or

fitting without approval from the Company. It is

likely to cause hazardous accident.

7. Do not put the equipment in humid places so as

not to cause equipment damage or danger.

8.. Do not place the equipment on an unstable table;

prevent equipment vibrating during transportation

to avoid damage to the equipment. Select proper

package or original package for transportation.

9.Keep the equipment room ventilated so as to

prolong the service life of the equipment.

10.AC 110V~120 V 60 Hz AC 220V~240 V

50 Hz10. Service voltage: America and Japan: AC

110V - 120 V and 60 Hz Eurasia: AC 220V - 240

V and 50 Hz

11.. Power socket: three-pin Ground Socket.

12. Do not place heavy objects on extension cables

necessary for equipment connection. Make a detour

if routing is required to ensure normal operation of

the system.

13.,GONSIN,:0757-2236095913. Connect all

conference units in the system based on system

requirements; if not, all equipments in the whole

system may run abnormally. Contact GONSIN

after-sale service center in case of special

requirements. Technical support Tel:

0757-22360959.

14., Unless permitted by the Company, do not

disassemble shell and avoid any hard conductor or

liquid from leaving or permeating into the shell.

15.400-883-113815. Do not disassemble the

equipment on your own when your equipment

needs service. Contact the customer service center

of GONSIN: 400-883-1138

16. All GONSIN products shall be maintained

against the warranty card based on system category,

except for product issues resulting from manmade

reasons or force majeure, for example:

A.Equipment is dropped and broken due to

manmade reasons;

B.Equipment is damaged due to misoperation by

operators;

C.Some equipment spare parts are damaged or

missing due to arbitrary disassembly;

D. Equipment is dropped and broken due to natural

disasters.

17.Use specific cables to connect equipment.

18. Turn off the power switch and remove the plug

in case that the equipment is not used for a long

time.

19. Keep the Warranty Card in appendix safe. The

card serves as a basis for future maintenance free of

charge.

This label is attached to the back of the equipment

to save area.

,The lightning sign reminds users that

hazardous voltage that is not insulated is likely to

trigger electric shock.

The exclamation mark in the equilateral

triangle reminds users to operate and maintain the

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equipment based on the accompanied operation and

maintenance instructions.

Caution: do not expose the equipment to rain or

humid places to avoid fire and electric shock.

Note: only qualified electrical engineers are

allowed to install equipment.

Remove the power plug: the equipment is

powered on when power cable is inserted into the

power socket irrespective of a power switch or not;

however, the equipment cannot be operated until the

ON/OFF button is switched to On. The power cable

is the main power source for cutting off all units.

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Precautions for Lithium Battery Use

In case of the following abnormality during use, turn off the power switch, take out the battery,

and keep the equipment away from fire; if not, there is a risk of fire or explosion.

The battery is leaking, changing color, deformed, or damaged.

The battery is smoking or smelly.

Do not weld or modify the battery or change its form; otherwise, the battery circuit may be

damaged, resulting in a fire, leakage, even explosion.

Avoid the battery shorting (anode and cathode) by electric wire or metal and do not place the

battery and metal (e.g. chain or key) together for storage or transportation; otherwise, the battery may

be heated up, resulting in leakage, fire or explosion.

Do not heat the battery or throw the battery into fire; otherwise, the safety valve or protective circuit

of the battery may be damaged, resulting in fire or explosion.

Do not set the battery in water or moisten the battery anode/cathode; otherwise, the battery will be

corroded and heated up, resulting in, leakage, fire, or explosion.

Use specified charger to charge the equipment. Avoid reversing the battery anode and cathode;

otherwise, the battery may be heated up, resulting in leakage, fire or explosion.

Do not place the battery near fire or expose the battery to high-temperature environment (60C; e.g. in

car); otherwise, the battery circuit may be damaged and heated up, resulting in fire, leakage, even

explosion.

The battery must be used on specified equipment model; if not, the battery may be heated up,

resulting in leakage, fire or explosion.

Do not drop or vibrate the battery; otherwise, the battery circuit may be damaged and heated up,

resulting in a fire, leakage, even explosion.

In case the battery leakage stains clothes or skin, use clean water to flush it; if not, skin may be

damaged.

Battery capacity will be too low if the lithium batteries are left unused for a long time, which will

damage the batteries. Remove the batteries and make sure they are fully charged every three months.

Note

GONSIN reserves the right to change this document without prior notice.

! To obtain more documentary materials, contact the local after-sale service center. GONSIN welcome

your feedback

Chapter 1 FS-FHSS Wireless Simultaneous Interpretation System

Overview

The FS-FHSS wireless simultaneous interpretation system utilizes FS-FHSS (frequency selection-frequency

hopping spread spectrum) technology and 2.4GHz digital wireless communication technology. It comes out with

super-strong anti-interference capability and broad bandwidth, provides CD-level audio quality, and utilizes AES

technique to encrypt data. Effective communication distance is 50m. Signals can be transmitted out in all

directions. One channel is configured with one wireless access point (WAP-30I), which reduces deployment

difficulty and saves system investment. The system is able to modulate and transmit up to 16 channels at the same

time, allowing participants to select a channel to hear required language so long as he/she has a lightweight

receiver.

System characteristics

FS-FHSS technology innovated by GONSIN; frequency: 2.4GHz

AES for data encryption, preventing malicious interference and listening

Super-strong anti-interference capability, being immune to any light source, wireless communication equipment,

and signal jammer

Super-strong transmitting capability, effective transmission distance reaches 50m

All-direction transmission, allowing participants to move within the effective transmission scope

Up to 8 interpretation channels per system. By system cascading, interpretation channels can be increased to 16

Unlimited system capacity within the effective transmission scope

One WAP for a set of system, which reduces deployment difficulty and improves site applicability

The FS-FHSS wireless simultaneous interpretation system is composed of FS-FHSS server, WAP-30I, receiver,

and interpreter console. If it is connected to a discussion system and loudspeaker, the system can provide speaking

and loudspeaker functions. The following figure shows the wiring diagram:

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This document is applicable to the following equipment models:

FS-FHSS server: GONSIN30000I

FS-FHSS wireless access point: WAP-30I

FS-FHSS receiver: TC-RFJ04B/08B/12B/16B

Interpreter console: TC-F06/16

Data HUBHUB-D45

Interpreter console headphone: Philips SHM7410U

Stereo headphone: TC-D3

Charging case for receiver: GX-60B

PowerHUB-P150

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Chapter 2 FS-FHSS GONSIN30000I Server

The GONSIN30000I server is a core device of the FS-FHSS wireless simultaneous interpretation system

and it is the control part of the system. The device helps to realize system setting, expansion, control, and data

processing. Within the signal coverage area, the capacity of the server is unlimited.

Product Characteristics:

FS-FHSS technology innovated by GONSIN, stable operation

super-strong anti-interference capability

AES technique to encrypt data

High-efficiency digital audio lossless compression

Clear operation interface of the OLED

CD-level audio quality

Server batch shutdown function (applicable to DCS-3021 wireless discussion system)

Lightweight cabinet design (1U), facilitating transport

Basic Functions:

Being applicable to conferences of different sizes and types both indoors and outdoors;

Adopt unique FS-FHSS technology to automatically monitor 2.4G RF resources and use auxiliary software

and reliable frequency skipping mechanism to avoid co-channel interference;

Set host ID on the OLED operation panel to manage receivers by group;

Adopt high-efficiency digital audio lossless compression algorithm to maximize unitization rate of wireless

carrier and avoid interference of systems located in a building;

Be compatible with digital and analog interpreter consoles and allow users to select either of them to

support the system based on actual functional need;

Rack size: 19-inch

2.1 GONSIN30000I Functions and Interfaces

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Front side:

1. Power switch (POWER);

Note: The server takes a period of time to start

up. Before the server is fully started up, do not

operate the congress terminals.

2. Backlight LCD

Show various kinds of information (such as

operation mode and language) and provide a

plurality of languages to allow users to set the

system.

3. Operation buttons: up/down/left/right arrow

buttons

4. OK button

5. Bass adjustment knob (BASS)

6. Treble adjustment knob (TREBLE)

7. Volume knob (VOL)

Rear side:

8. RS-485 COM interface (RS-485 TO CAMERA);

Two pair of wiring terminals to connect to 256

dome cameras or controllers that support RS-485

PELCO-P9600 and VISCA-9600 protocols.

9. DB9 RS-232 COM interface to connect to HD

matrixes.

10. RJ-45 COM interface to connect to a PC to

expand system functions, including setting terminal

ID number & implementing system commissioning

via external software, setting video tracking

function, and registering attendance (for details on

the functions, refer to the management software

guide).

11. One-channel P6 female connector interface to

connect to a wireless access point(WAP-30I) of the

wireless simultaneous interpretation system to

implement interpretation function.

12. One-channel P8 female connector interface to

connect to a wireless access point(WAP-30I) of the

wireless conference system to implement discussion

function.

13. Interpreter console connection interface with

P25 female connector (INTERPRETERS UNIT). A

single server can connects up to 8 interpreter

consoles.

14. One group of RCA unbalanced input (AUDIO

IN) to be used as a channel of interpreter console 0.

15One-channel Cannon balanced audio output

to connect to the mixer of an audio device or a

frontend PA.

16. Power interface (AC 110-220V 50Hz)

2.2 Installation

The GONSIN30000I server is 1U high, and

therefore it can be installed in a 19-inch rack. It has

two accompanied brackets. Screw up the bracket

fixed in two sides of the GONSIN30000I server, put

the server into the rack, then screw up it with the

rack screws, as shown in the following figure:

2.2.1 Connection

2.2.1.1 Connection to a WAP-30I

To connect the signal output interface of the GONSIN30000I server to the WAP-30I, use a 6PS-03/05/10/20

extension cable to connect from the socket (6P female connector) of the server to WAP-30I in the conference

site, with the male connector of the cable connected to the server and the female connector of the cable to the

male connector of another extension cable (1.5m long; two male connectors), Refer to the following figure:

If communication between the GONSIN30000I server and WAP-30I is unstable, add a data HUB

between them to stabilize signals. Refer to the following figure:

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If the cables connecting the GONSIN30000I server and the WAP-30I are too long, add a power HUB

between the cables and provide additional power supply for the WAP-30I and enhance signals. Refer to the

following figure:

For a 16-channel wireless simultaneous interpretation system, use an 8P extension cable to connect two

GONSIN30000I servers in order to enable data communication between them. The INERPRETERS UNIT

interface of the two servers is connected to the 25P input interface of the interpreter HUB and the output

interface of the HUB is connected to interpreter consoles. The interpreter consoles connect in hand-in-hand

mode. Refer to the following figure:

Note: The master server is connected with interface A of the interpreter HUB and the slave

server is connected with interface B of the interpreter HUB. The interpreter HUB provides two

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output interfaces to be connected with interpreter consoles and the 6P interface of the servers can

be connected to WAP-30I.

2.2.1.2 Connection to Interpreter Console

The GONSIN30000I server is connected with a TC-F06/16 interpreter console over the INTERPRETERS

UNIT interface. A single server can connect up to 8 TC-F06/16 interpreter consoles.

The TC-F06/16 interpreter console is configured with a 3m and a 10m 25P extension cables. To connect

the server to an interpreter console, connect the male connector of the 3m extension cable to the output interface

of the server and the female connector to the IN interface of the interpreter console. If the devices are distant

from each other, use the 10m 25P extension cable.

2.3 Server Setting and Operation

The LCD screen has five keys: ←, →, ↑,

↓ , and OK. After entering the setting interface,

the current option is displayed on a contrast

background. The leftward and rightward arrow keys

are used to enter or exit a menu.

(1) Select WAP: after searching the WAP,

the panel displays the connected WAPs information,

select one of them and enter the settings.

2. WAP setting: on the setting interface, press arrow

keys to select and enter the “WAP-30I” setting

interface. The interface has the following

parameters for users to set:

(3)Enter the system settings: you can set the

host ID number, frequency, and scan.

(4)Functional description: host ID is a code

used within a system for internal

communication. Communication can be

successful only when the host ID of the

system is consistent with that of a congress

terminal. Within a building, set different host

IDs for multiple wireless congress systems to

avoid mutual

interference.

(4)RF PARMFrequency point: enter the "RF

PARM" interface. The current RFs are shown.

Select "SET" to rearrange the five optimal

frequencies; select

"FIX" to restore to default frequencies. Select "OK"

to return to preceding

menu.

(5)RF SCAN Frequency sweep: enter the

"Frequency sweep" interface and select "Yes" to

conduct frequency sweep. The system will scan and

select five optimal frequencies for the system to use.

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If you select "No", the system goes back to the

preceding menu.

(6) Auto pairing: enter the "system" - "auto

pairing" to automatically match the receiver

frequency points. Enter the "matching receiver"

interface, then turn on the receiver , the receiver

will automatically match the host frequency points,

select "exit" can end the automatic pairing.

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Chapter 3 Wireless Simultaneous Interpretation System

Components

3.1 TC-RFJ04B/08B/12B/16B Receiver

3.1.1 Functions

The receiver TC-RFJ04F/08F/12F/16F serves to receive audio signal. Participants use the receiver to select

a required audio channel and wear a headphone to hear an interpreter. Volume is adjustable. Signal strength,

battery capacity, selected channel, etc can be viewed from the LCD screen.

Basic functions:

Lightweight receiver; in combination with a headphone to allow users to hear an interpreter

Dynamic display of such information as signal strength, battery capacity, and selected channel on the LCD

screen

Audio channel selection by key pressing

Max number of channels: 16

Clear voice along different independent channels

Volume is adjustable

Chargeable lithium battery (3.7V)

Low power consumption, allowing battery to consecutively run for 16 hours

Number of receivers within the signal coverage area is unlimited

Allow users to move within the signal coverage area

Earphone (single- or double-side) and headphone for selection

Exquisite lanyard for hanging the receiver before your chest or inside your pocket

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3.1.2 Indicators of TC-RFJ04S/08S/12S/16S Receiver

Functions and appearance:

1. Power switch

2. Volume adjustment knob

3. Signal strength

4. Next channel

5. Battery cover

6. Lanyard hole

7. Headphone/earphone jack (3.5mm)

8. Metal sheet for charging

9. Channel No.

10Battery capacity

3.2 WAP-30I

The WAP-30I is a transit device between the GONSIN30000I server and TC-RFJ04S/08S/12S/16S

receivers and it provides the signal transmitting function. The device utilizes advanced FS-FHSS technology

and comes out with super-strong transmitting capability and anti-interference capability. Signals can be

transmitted out in all directions, without being blocked by any object.

3.2.1 WAP-30I Functions

Super-strong transmitting capability, effective

transmission distance reaches 50m;

AES for data encryption, preventing listening;

All-direction transmission;

Being immune to any light source, wireless

communication equipment and signal jammer;

In support of cascading and 16 channels at most;

In support of concurrent use of multiple sets of

system without mutual interference;

Connection to the server is implemented over an

6P special cable (max distance: 40m);

In support of installation by bracket and tripod

Deployment is easy and not affected by

environmental conditions; deployment place: both

conference site and control room are OK.

3.2.2 WAP-30I Installation

3.2.2.1 WAP-30I Installation Description

Wireless transmission is at all directions and will not be affected by visible rays. So the WAP-30I could be

used outdoors. Because of the all-direction transmission, WAP-30I could be installed in the control room

directly and make the deployment easier. The longest connection distance between the WAP-30I and the server

can reach 40m. Theoretically speaking, WAP-30I could be installed in any place of the control room. The best

way is to wall hung 2m above ground.

Note: Metal is not allowed around the 1m scope of the installation place; otherwise, signal strength will be

affected.

3.2.2.2 WAP-30I Installation Methods

Wireless transmission is at all directions and will not be affected by visible rays. The sensitivity of the

WAP-30I is the highest if you point the receiver right to the WAP-30I and the received signal is the strongest if

the receiver is kept within 15~30 horizontally or vertically to the WAP-30I.

Note: The bracket is accompanied with screws.

Bracket installation Ceiling- or wall-mounting

① Bracket installation: Unfold the triangle bracket and then place the bracket feet on ground and fix them

in position. Point the big screw hole of the iron bracket to the big screw hole of the triangle bracket

and screw up the iron bracket and the triangle bracket together by rotation. The four screw holes on the

back of the WAP-30I are tightened up to the corresponding four screw holes of the iron bracket by

screws.

② Ceiling- or wall-mounting: Place bracket surface 2 onto a wall and use screws to screw up holes 1 and

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2; and then push bracket surface 1 up and down to level with the bracket surface 2 and use screws to

screw up holes 3 and 4. The four screw holes on the back of the WAP-30I are tightened up to the

corresponding four screw holes of the bracket by screws.

3.3 FS-FHSS Simultaneous Interpretation System Connection

Description

3.3.1 Connection Description

1. To connect the GONSIN30000I server and the interpreter console, use 25P cables to connect the

INERPRETERS UNIT interface of the server with the IN interface of an interpreter console and the OUT

interface of this interpreter terminal with the IN interface of next interpreter terminal.

2. To connect the signal output interface of the GONSIN30000I server to the WAP-30I, use an 6PS-03/05/10/20

extension cable to connect from the socket (6P female connector) of the server to conference site, with the male

connector of the cable connected to the server and the female connector of the cable to the male connector of

another extension cable (1.5m long; two male connectors), and then connect the second extension cable to the

WAP-30I. A server is connected to a WAP-30I and cascaded to another WAP-30I via the former WAP-30I.

After all devices are connected, adjust the angle of the WAP-30I, turn on the MIC on the interpreter

console, and select an output channel. Check if the receiver can receive audio signal from the channel.

3.4 Charging Case

3.4.1 Overview and Functions

The charging case can charge up to 60

receivers at the same time. The device uses general

power source and can automatically match mains

voltage. Each charging grid is configured with an

indicator. The charging circuit automatically detects

receivers and controls the charging process.

Note:

GX-60C charging case can charge GONSIN

TC-RFJ04B/08B/12B/16B receivers. Do not use the

charging case to charge receivers of other types.

1Power input interface

2Power switch

Note: The switch controls only the power of the

charging grids, not the power input/output interface.

3Power indicator

4Charging grid

Note: The charging case can charge up to 60

receivers at the same time.

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