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DAX200/DAX400 – Installation Guide 

 

Issue: 02 complete, approved 

Page 10 of 28 

25. 

Ensure that the power to the unit is 
disconnected. 

 
 
 

 

• 

Ensure that the mains and battery 
isolator switches are in the off 
position. 

• 

Ensure that the mains supply to the 
unit is isolated. 

 

26. 

Ensure that the DAU is powered down. 

27. 

Connect all speaker lines to the terminal 
blocks. Refer to Section “

2 Connections

” 

(page 

14

) for pinout details. 

 

L

 

Before connecting the speaker lines to the 
DAX it is advisable to check the speaker 
lines to confirm that: 

• 

the expected number of End of Line 
resistors is attached, and the A and B 
circuits are evenly loaded; 

• 

the impedance is as expected and 
does not exceed the capability of the 
associated amplifier configuration; 

• 

all speaker lines are isolated from 
earth. 

 
 
 

 

Ensure adequately rated cables are used 
for power supply and loudspeaker 
connections, and route interlinking cables 
away from power and loudspeaker 
cables. 

 

Wago Cage Clamp Connection 

Use one of the two methods shown in the diagram 
below to terminate the 100 V power speaker 
cabling in the Wago connectors. 

When the screwdriver is removed, the bare end of 
the wire will be held securely by the contact 
spring. To remove the wire, reverse the process. 

 

 

 

 

28. 

Connect the Electronics Module’s ribbon 
cable and the field wiring to the DIN rail 
Interlink Adaptor; see 

Figure 13

 
 
 

 

The top edge of the chassis plate has 
provision for earthing bars for terminating 
the incoming cable drain wires.  

For EMC compliance; see 

Figure 12

• 

Connect the cable screen of ALL 
external cabling to one of these 
earthing bars. 

• 

All screen tails to be < 3 cm. 

 
 
 

 

The DAU can one or more Expansion 
Amplifier Units, which are daisy-chained 
to the DAU through the Audio-CAN bus; 
see 

Figure 19

 (page 

17

). 

The ends of the Audio-CAN bus must be 
terminated by 120 Ohm resistors.  

If this DAX is the last unit connected to 
the Audio-CAN bus, then an external 
120 

Ohm terminator must be fitted 

between ‘CANH’ and ‘CANL’ terminals on 
the DIN rail Interlink Adaptor.  

Refer to Section “

DIN Rail Interlink 

Adaptor

” (page 

15

) for terminal allocation 

details. 

 

Figure 12

 

Cable Screen Connection Example

 

EXTERNAL

CABLING

EARTHING BAR

FIELD CONNECTION

CABLE

SCREEN

SCREEN TAILS TO BE < 3 cm

 

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Summary of Contents for DAX200

Page 1: ...Installation Guide ASL Document Ref U 0518 1201 doc Issue 02 complete approved Date 01 06 09 Part Number M0518_79 DAX200 DAX400 Intellevac Expansion Amplifier Units...

Page 2: ...d manufactured to conform to the following EC standards EMC EN55103 1 E1 EN55103 2 E5 EN50121 4 EN50130 4 EN61000 6 3 ENV50204 Safety EN60065 Failure to use the equipment in the manner described in th...

Page 3: ...same components BACK BOX DOOR INTERLINK ADAPTOR ELECTRONICS MODULE TOP VIEW MAINS ISOLATION SWITCH BATTERY ISOLATION SWITCH BATTERY FUSE L The battery pack may be provided by ASL or by the customer ac...

Page 4: ...ate to zone names Loudspeaker circuit wiring including number of End of Line resistors Loudspeaker circuit expected loudspeaker loading Cabling Requirements Mains power supply cabling protected by a d...

Page 5: ...show the DAX200 200 W Expansion Amplifier Unit as standard The DAX400 400 W Expansion Amplifier Unit has similar components in the same positions Pictures of the DAU400 are also included when required...

Page 6: ...200 Remove Electronics Module BACK BOX Avoid this area 5 Store the electronics module carefully in order to avoid damage or dust ingress during the installation procedure 6 Remove the chassis plate fr...

Page 7: ...equately rated fixings are used 12 Ensure all swarf is removed from the back box before proceeding 13 Re fit the chassis plate by reversing the procedure carried out in step 6 see Figure 5 14 Fix the...

Page 8: ...h SW6 should be set to the appropriate address for the DAX as described in step 24 18 Carefully lift the Electronics Module into place observing handling precautions see step 4 and offer up the hooks...

Page 9: ...gure 10 Figure 10 DAX400 Remove Top Cover SCREW Slacken thumb nuts here and at the same locations on the opposite side 24 Set the unit s address using the rotary switch SW6 shown in Figure 11 The unit...

Page 10: ...diagram below to terminate the 100 V power speaker cabling in the Wago connectors When the screwdriver is removed the bare end of the wire will be held securely by the contact spring To remove the wir...

Page 11: ...30 Connect the battery cables positive negative and interlink noting correct polarity Red Positive Black Negative Note that the interlink cable is red The 24 V DC batteries can deliver very high curr...

Page 12: ...nsure that the equipment is correctly earthed by connection to an AC mains supply with a protective earth connection Note that this equipment is intended for continuous operation and as such does not...

Page 13: ...the unit the mains isolator switch should be turned on before turning on the battery isolator switch 35 The unit is ready for commissioning Refer to the Intellevac System Software Commissioning Guide...

Page 14: ...of 28 2 Connections Figure 18 DAX200 Connectors SPEAKER OUTPUT 1 SPEAKER OUTPUT 2 SPEAKER OUTPUT 3 SPEAKER OUTPUT 4 MAINS INPUTS TOP VIEW DAX200 DAX400 has the same connectors at same locations MAINS...

Page 15: ...DAX amplifier system back to the DAU In order that the DAU can drive Expansion Amplifier Units these units need to provide connections for the low level audio from the DAU the CAN bus and the audio mo...

Page 16: ...connections vary according to each system configuration As standard the DAU is configured to have outputs 1 to 4 connected to its built in amplifiers configured for single speaker circuit and outputs...

Page 17: ...ON AUDIO_MON AUDIO 1 AUDIO 1 DAX200 Address last CANL CANH AUDIO_MON AUDIO_MON AUDIO 1 AUDIO 1 OUT n2 OUT n2 OUT n3 OUT n3 120 Ohm In the above example 1 All DAX units configured as follows one input...

Page 18: ...VE connection 0 dBu 600 impedance OUT n As above but VE connection OUT5 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 OUT7 OUT6 OUT8 OUT8 OUT4 OUT4 OUT2 OUT3 OUT3 OUT2 OUT1 OUT1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PCB TOP COVER Signal...

Page 19: ...he cabling can be directly passed between the two enclosures without compromising the integrity of the interlinking cables L A 25 mm bushed link between the two enclosures is advisable as a 20 mm link...

Page 20: ...Installation Guide Issue 02 complete approved Page 20 of 28 Figure 22 DAU and DAX Mounted One Above the Other DAU or DAX DAU or DAX Suitable link position with 25 mm diameter bush Observe battery sup...

Page 21: ...le circuit 100 V Line Outputs 4 zones max configurable via links as single circuit or as A B circuit DC monitoring for loudspeaker line surveillance Up to 10xEOL10K per amplifier 4 Way pluggable Wago...

Page 22: ...Standby amplifier 2 zones of 200 W Each zone configurable as A B circuit 100 W A 100 W B OR single circuit 200 W 100 W Standby amplifier 1 zone of 400 W Configurable as A B circuit 200 W A 200 W B 10...

Page 23: ...0 Installation Guide Issue 02 complete approved Page 23 of 28 5 Mechanical Dimensions Figure 23 DAX200 Mechanical Dimensions 642 mm FIXING HOLES 10 mm DIA 452 mm 29 mm 155 2 mm 510 mm 700 mm 29 mm DAX...

Page 24: ...X200 DAX400 Installation Guide Issue 02 complete approved Page 24 of 28 Figure 24 DAX400 Mechanical Dimensions FIXING HOLES 10 mm DIA 522 mm 29 mm 204 mm 580 mm 790 mm 29 mm 366 mm 732mm DAX400 TOP SI...

Page 25: ...up to 20 kHz Terminals marked with the symbol are hazardous and the external wiring connected to these terminals requires installation by an instructed person Always replace blown fuses with the corr...

Page 26: ...riginal equipment packing in the event that the equipment ever needs returning for service Ensure that the name and address of the Authorised Distributor from whom you purchased the unit is recorded o...

Page 27: ...DAX200 DAX400 Installation Guide Issue 02 complete approved Page 27 of 28 Notes...

Page 28: ...ed repair 9 No fault found where no fault can be found after extensive testing indicating user error or failure in ancillary equipment 10 Electronic assemblies which are improperly packed when returne...

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