HEINRICH DVA8-500 Manuel utilisateur

DVA8-500

DVA8-500RT

DVA8-500RM

DVA8-500SF

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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION

MANUAL

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About the Manual..............................................................................................................2

> System Overview................................................................................................................................2

> Features..................................................................................................................................................2

> System Capacity..................................................................................................................................2

> Introduction.........................................................................................................................................2

1. Controller and Slave Controller DVA8-500/DVA8-500RT....................................3

1.1. Front Panel.............................................................................................................................................. 3-6

1.2. Rear Panel....................................................................................................................................................6

1.3. Technical Specications........................................................................................................................11

Electrical Specications................................................................................................................................11

Mechanical Specications...........................................................................................................................11

Environmental requirement.......................................................................................................................11

2. Remote Paging Microphone DVA8-500RM........................................................12

2.1. Front Panel and Rear Panel...........................................................................................................12-13

2.2 Technical Specications........................................................................................................................14

Electrical Specications................................................................................................................................14

Mechanical Specications...........................................................................................................................14

Environmental requirement.......................................................................................................................14

3. System Connection Diagram...............................................................................15

4. Operation guidance ............................................................................................15

4.1. Manual Music Broadcast......................................................................................................................15

4.2.Manual Broadcast Emergency Message.........................................................................................16

4.3. Auto Broadcast Emergency Message.............................................................................................16

4.4. Sosftware DVA8-500SF Setting..........................................................................................................16

4.5. Emergency Fireman Microphone Operation...............................................................................16

4.6. Remote Paging Microphone DVA8-500RM Operation.......................................................16-17

5. Software DVA8-500SFT Introduction.........................................................................18

5.1. Icon Introduction...................................................................................................................................18

5.2. Initialization..............................................................................................................................................18

5.2.1.Computer Conguration...................................................................................................................18

5.2.2.Installation..............................................................................................................................................19

5.2.3.Uninstall...................................................................................................................................................19

5.2.4.Operation................................................................................................................................................20

5.2.4.1. Software Log In................................................................................................................................20

5.2.4.2. Control Interface Introduction...................................................................................................20

5. 2.4.2.1. Menu Bar & Tool Instruction....................................................................................................21

5.2.4.3. Introduction of Current Operating Interface.........................................................................21

5.2.4.3.1.Zone Control...................................................................................................................................22

5.2.4.3.2. State............................................................................................................................................23-24

5.2.4.3.3. System Conguration.................................................................................................................25

5.2.4.3.3.1. Setting Check.............................................................................................................................25

5.2.4.3.3.2. Fire Alarm Setting..............................................................................................................26-27

5.2.4.3.3.3. Zone & Group Conguration...............................................................................................28

5.2.4.3.3.4. Priority conguration.............................................................................................................29

5.2.4.3.4. Event Inquiry.................................................................................................................................30

5.2.4.3.5. Others Setting...............................................................................................................................31

6. Attention...............................................................................................................................................31-32

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About the Manual

1.Purpose: Provide installation, conguration and operation DVA8- 500 system information.

2.Target reader: Professional technician after training.

3.Terminology

Controller - DVA8-500;

Extension - DVA8-500RT;

Operation Mic - DVA8-500RM;

Software - DVA8-500SFT;

The software of this system will be continuously upgraded, but backward compatibility. Please

note the company's website real-time information.

Syatem Overview

DVA8-500 system is both PA system and voice alarm system. The system Integrated with

requirements of EN60849、BS5839/8 and EN54-16 evacuate standard. Usually used in must

small system which need voice evacuation or system that only need one call channel.

Features

Meet the requirements of GB16806-2006 standard and European voice alarm control and

Indicating equipment standards. Automatic fault diagnosis system, data backup Line redun-

dancy and record fault state<=5000 Safe, stable and reliable. System compatible with three

wire system and four wire system standard wiring. Emergency message pre-recorded or

customized of dierent languages. System programming to the zone，Support manual,

automatic, district, grouping operation. Support Visual man-machine interface, control

system, and support several windows man-machine interface, control system, after congu-

ration system can o-line working；

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Important Notice for System Operation

DVA8-500/DVA8-500RT（Host/ extension host）DVA8-500 is The core of voice alarm system

DVA8，built with 240W/350W/500W digital amplier, enable to manual or auto broadcast

the emergency message, also reman microphone evacuation is also possible under emer-

gency, system capacity up to 120 zones with paging and background music functions, moni-

toring includes amplier failure, speaker line failure, emergency message and emergency

microphone supervision.

> Emergency message format of *.wav.

> SD card message number shall be less than 255 in the le root of “evac_message/” &

“alert_message/” & “prompt/”.

> Make sure the software standby amplier conguration is same as real amplier

wiring, otherwise, the host DVA6-500 will not auto standby to backup amplier without soft-

ware correct conguration.

> 8 zone speaker outputs, each zone max power output is 500W, total 8 zone power

output max is 500W.

> With 8 external microphone or line inputs for analog microphone use or external

audio sources input.

> With control input and control output to inter-work with third party system.

> With 3000 events history record includes power module, reman mic, emergency

message, amplier & speaker line.

> System capacity of 32 units remote paging microphone up to 600 meters through

CAT5 or CAT6 straight cable.

> System support redundancy cable wiring among remote paging microphone, host

and extension host within 600 meters.

1.1. DVA8-500 & DVA8-500RT Front Panel

1:- AC Power Indicator.

Green----means currently host AC supply normal; Yellow----means currently host AC supply

failed.

2:- DV24V Indicator.

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Green----means normal; extinguish----means no software conguration; Yellow----means

failed.

3:- Communication Indicator among Host and Extension.

Yellow----means no logical or physical connection; extinguish----means no logical or physical

connection between DVA8-500SF with host; Green----means currently device connection is

normal.

4:- Fault Indicator.

O means system working well unless the dipswitch PIN of all supervision function is disable

on rear panel; yellow means system fault, otherwise press “ACK/REST” to restore the system.

5:- Emergency Microphone Indicator.

Yellow----means microphone lost or faulty; Green----means working well; extin-

guish----means microphone is normal but it is not working.

6:- Indication Test Button.

Press the button to light on the LED indicators of all equipments include host, extension and

paging microphone to test the indication working well.

7:- Emergency Button.

Red ash—emergency mode; extinguish--normal mode.

Making Emergency Broadcast: a) Emergency broadcast will be activated by manual press the

button and red light ashing. b) Auto emergency broadcast will be activated by the trigger

inputs on the rear panel of host and extension unit and red light ashing.

Reset the Emergency Mode: a) Press the “ACK/Reset” button on the front panel to exist the

emergency mode to terminate the emergency broadcast and terminate the zone output. b)

Input a reset signal to the emergency control input terminal on the rear panel of the

DVA6-500 which has been assigned a reset function. These events history could be recorded

and inquired in the software history record.

8:- ACK/RESET Button

a). If the system various modules work normal or abnormal system module diagnosis but

press the button when the indicator "FAULT" light is not ashing, equipment do not do any

processing；

b). If the system module in the diagnosis of abnormal, "FAULT" of FAULT indicator light ash-

ing, press some button, "FAULT" stopped lighting from blinking, blinking indicating its

disabled state ,Buzzer to stop till To the new module detects abnormal after heavy shine

again "FAULT" LED lamp and start the buzzer hint user；

c). When the current partition has output, press the build close the current audio output,

quick exit and quit play；

9/10:- DVA8 & Alert Emergency Message Button & Indicator.

Green—“DVA8 MSG/ALERT MSG”Voice is in broadcast information；Yellow—“DVA8

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MSG/ALERT MSG” Lose voice information or loss SD card；Extinguish—— “DVA8 MSG/ALERT

MSG” Normal.

Note: 1."DVA8 voice information" refers to the DVA8 voice ALERT and voice；2. If you need to

manually play DVA8 voice messages，Need to enter the emergency mode, Then press the

voice messages button; 3. System default “DVA8” Voice priority is higher than "ALERT". Can

change the priority through the DVA8 - 500 SFT conguration..If not special application

requirements, please do not change it.

11:- Line Input Selector Output switch selective switch.

Mainly used to select the external line input to this host or extension.

Note：The choice of the current user can see through the DVA8 - 500 SFT interface，To

change the dierent audio output，Only through use to choose from the panel.

12:- All Zone Selector.

To select all six zone outputs open or close at the same time.

13:- Zone Fault Indicator.

Yellow-The current partition A and B or A or B speaker impedance change, may be open or

short circuit. Extinguish-The current speaker zone loop impedance changes within the

impedance of the speaker when it was pre-set.

Note：When the host or extension host access system according to the project wiring work

needs a resistance to proofread before obtaining the loop impedance value of the current

speaker, please follow below steps：

Unplug the host back row ID switch. 7，Until hear buzzer sing alternately or see panel lights

ashing after "FAULT" then, Put the 7th ID switch it on. When the speaker circuit impedance

change more than the current host or extend the host for the impedance value plus or minus

10% ~ 10%Will record the current changes and inform the user in the form of light. Zone

detection sensitivity is more than 20W

14:- Zone Emergency Microphone or Remote Microphone Indicator.

When paging, can manually close the zones where no need paging or add new zones.

15:- Zone Emergency Broadcast Indicator.

When DVA6 and alert emergency broadcast is working, the indicator will be light on.

16:- Zone Background Music Indicator.

When background music broadcast is working, the indicator will be light on.

Note：Manual broadcast voice messages need choose audio rst, then, choose output

zone, For example, if you want output line 3 in 3rd zone, you can choose line 3 audio then

choose 3rd zone. You also can choose 3rd zone, then, choose line 3. Two ways are the same,

normally, we choose zone rstly, then choose audio. In this way, each zone will output audio

at the same time, We also can control dierent zones from the DVA8- 500 SFT operation.

17:- Zone Selector.

To select individual six zone output open or close.

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18:- Zone Output Attenuator.

Increase or decrease the individual zone speaker output loudness at 6 levels and max control

of -15dB.

19:- Emergency Microphone Input.

Input for the emergency microphone or reman microphone of priority.

20:- Monitor Speaker Attenuator.

Increase or decrease the built-in monitor speaker loudness.

21:- Emergency Microphone Gain Control.

It is used to adjust the emergency microphone input sensitivity.

22:- Treble Control.

Increase or decrease the overall treble output.

23:- Bass Control.

Increase or decrease the overall bass output.

24:- Master Volume Control.

Increase or decrease the overall master volume output.

1.2. DVA8-500 & DVA8-500RT Rear Panel

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1:- 24V DC Power Input.

24V DC input for sealed lead-acid battery, UPS or equivalent product;

Note:-

1. Use EN54-4 certicated power supply when EN standard required.

2. Do make sure the 24V DC could meet the minimum working current of the host. For exam-

ple, full loading of DVA8-500 at 500W, the lead-acid battery shall supply the current higher

than 27A, battery capacity higher than 27Ah and working time shall be full load-

ing*27Ah*1.2 hours.

2:- Six Zone 24V Relay Outputs.

For 4 wired volume control, each zone rated output current is 0.2A, max total six zone

outputs less than 28W.

3:- Six A/B Speaker Zone Outputs.

Direct connection of 100V loudspeakers or 3 wire volume control. Output voltage is 0-100V.

Speaker output could be wired one output or both A/B output, A/B output could be backup

once one speaker zone disconnection or faulty. Each individual zone max outputs is 500W in

the condition of the total six zone output max less than 500W.

Note:-

>At least one time speaker zone modeling is needed after speaker wiring.

>Some zone without speaker leave it vacant is OK.

>DVA8-500SF can be pre-set some speaker zone not allowed output.

Star connection

Closed or loop connection mode

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4:- 8 Program Control Outputs.

These outputs usually shall be keep open, which could be programmed in the software to

activate it or terminate it auto or manually.

5:- 8 Program Control Inputs.

These inputs usually shall be keep open, which could be programmed in the software to

activate it or terminate it auto or manually.

6:- LAN Input for PC Software.

It is mainly used to connect to DVA8-500SF for setting, program and manual operation.

Note:-

1) Default IP address: 192.168.1.168, Communication port number: 16888.

2) Reset the IP address to default by enable & disable once time the dipswitch 6th PIN

on the rear panel of host.

3) If you dislike the default IP address, please up the 5th dipswitch to open DHCP func-

tion. Make sure your network router opened up the DHCP function.

4) Support PC software directly connection to DVA8-500, automatic identify cross and

straight cable. All communication cable shall be meet TIE/EIA-568B standards including

connection to extension and remote paging microphone.

7:- Remote Paging Microphone Input.

Use straight cable to connect the remote paging microphone DVA8-500RM to the host,

system capacity of 32 units and communication distance is up to 600 meters. Support micro-

phone loop connection or star connection as below picture, the system software will auto

distinguish dierent kinds of cable connection.

8:- Extension controller DVA8-500RT Input.

Use straight cable to cable to connect the extension controller DVA8-500RT to the host,

system capacity of 19 units extension and communication distance is up to 600 meters. Sup-

port microphone loop connection or star connection as above remote paging microphone

pictures, the system software will auto distinguish dierent kinds of cable connection.

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9:- Emergency Message Memory Card.

The emergency message memory card is real time monitored, tested memory capacity of

32G, never plug out this card during work, otherwise the event record and program will be

lost. The root of emergency message as below picture, there is each one Alert and DVA8

default messages, edit, add or delete or replace these messages are possible done by profes-

sional technician, these messages will be real time supervised. “Log” le is log in event

record, which could be inquired or download in software DVA8-500SF. “Prompt” means

chime before announcement, so customized chime could be replaced the default one in

DVA8-500RM, this message is not real time monitored, only will be reviewed once after

power on, so no chime or le lost will be not warned as fault. Max message number is 255.

10:- Standby or Extension BGM Amplier 100V Input.

The standby amplier will be auto switched in service once the main amplier have faulty,

the standby amplier power shall be same watts or higher watts than the main amplier. The

standby amplier could be use as music amplier in normal mode, it will auto switched to

standby mode in case of main amplier failed.

11:- Standby or Extension BGM Amplier Balanced Line Output.

This balanced output will be connected to the standby amplier balanced line input.

12:- Fault Output.

Any fault of the system, the output will be open circuit to send contact to third party system

for inter-communication, no fault, the circuit will be closed.

13:- Emergency Output.

In case of DVA8 emergency broadcast, the output will be open circuit to send contact to

third party system for inter-communication, no fault, the circuit will be closed.

14:- Remote Reset Input.

In case of emergency broadcast, a 0.5S or higher relay short circuit input which will be

acknowledged as reset action, this input usually is from CIE equipment for remote control.

This input will be ignored during normal mode.

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