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Baldwin Boxall Communications Ltd.

Wealden Industrial Estate, Farningham Road
Crowborough, East Sussex, TN6 2JR
Telephone: 01892 664422    Fax: 01892 663146
Website: www.baldwinboxall.co.uk
Email: [email protected]

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IBVR20

08/08/2003

ECR 1500

VIGIL BVR20 - 

Microdrive

(For use with software issue BVR8.43)

SETUP

INSTRUCTIONS

Summary of Contents for VIGIL BVR20

Page 1: ...oad Crowborough East Sussex TN6 2JR Telephone 01892 664422 Fax 01892 663146 Website www baldwinboxall co uk Email mail baldwinboxall co uk C O M M U N I C A T I O N S IBVR20 08 08 2003 ECR 1500 VIGIL...

Page 2: ...ATORS 6 MAINTENANCE OF THE BVR20 7 FAULT REPORTING AND STATUS PAGES 8 HOW TO MONITOR EITHER AN INPUT OR OUTPUT CHANNEL SIGNAL 11 HOW TO VIEW OR CHANGE AN OUTPUT CHANNEL SETTING 12 HOW TO VIEW OR CHANG...

Page 3: ...he BVR20 provides all of the monitoring functions and displays the system status using a 40 x 2 character LCD display and 5 front panel mounted LEDs The unit can be operated in two separate modes depe...

Page 4: ...1KHz 2 5KHz 200Hz 12dB Octave high pass filter Aural and visual monitor 20 sounder circuit opto coupled inputs OPT402 CH1 OPT402 CH2 OPT402 CH3 OPT402 CH4 MESSAGE 1 MESSAGE 2 3 MESSAGE 4 5 MESSAGE 6 7...

Page 5: ...L CONTROLS AND INDICATORS COMPLIES COMMON SYSTEM HEALTHY FAULT FAULT ACCEPT FAULT RESTART CPU CPU 1 2 4 5 3 6 7 8 9 0 BS5839 WITH PART 8 LAMP TEST SERIAL INTERFACE PAGE PAGE UP DOWN SYSTEM CONFIGURATI...

Page 6: ...nals G Buzzer Sounds when a fault is detected see C for more details H Fault Accept Button Press to accept a fault once detected see C for more details I Lamp Test Button Press to check front panel LE...

Page 7: ...s Again the signal from each message is presented to the audio bus at 0dBm The system monitors the audio output presented to the first output module and the DC bias present at the output of the digita...

Page 8: ...ult output produced by the relay contacts to external equipment i e Fire detection panel The various status pages are scrolled up and down with the Page Up and Page Down keys Faults are shown by XX in...

Page 9: ...1 OK ACCESS 1 OK NO FAULTS 2 OK 3 OK 4 OK 2 OK 3 OK 4 OK Emergency microphones FIRE MICS AUDIO 1 OK ACCESS 1 OK FAULTS 2 XX 3 OK 4 OK 2 OK 3 OK 4 OK XX indicates that Mic 2 has an audio fault Page7 M...

Page 10: ...AULTS 6 OK 7 OK 8 OK 6 OK 7 OK 8 OK Page microphones PAGE MICS AUDIO 5 OK ACCESS 5 OK FAULTS 6 OK 7 OK 8 OK 6 OK 7 XX 8 OK XX indicates that Mic7 has a access fault Page13 Noise sensing microphones 1...

Page 11: ...wn keys to select the page shown below L S OUTPUT ZONE INPUT SOURCE VOLUME MONITOR 00 00 Press the or cursor keys and move along to the INPUT SOURCE or OUTPUT ZONE window Using the or keys enter the N...

Page 12: ...vel codes Level 4 allows level 3 and access level codes WARNING ENTER CODE TO ENABLE ADJUSTMENTS 3 Enter your 4 digit access code the factory set default for all levels is 0000 but may be changed via...

Page 13: ...fore please refer to 6 8 Press the Page down key again The display will step to the 3rd page current equalizer settings of output channel 1 OUT 01 frequency 315 500 1K0 2K0 3K1 6K3 equalizer dB 12 12...

Page 14: ...d frequency and mode Note for normal surveillance operation only use 30Hz or 20KHz Example 1 Frequency 30Hz loudspeaker line A monitored only OUT 01 CHIME SURV A 00 B 00 ANS 00 00 Out 09 30Hz A Sens 0...

Page 15: ...the ambient noise In theory if the ambient noise is at its loudest the announcements should remain around 10dB above the ambient level The sensitivity is adjustable from 01 and 15 Once set the loudsp...

Page 16: ...ess level codes Level 4 allows level 3 and access level codes WARNING ENTER CODE TO ENABLE ADJUSTMENTS 3 Enter your 4 digit access code the factory set default for all levels is 0000 but may be change...

Page 17: ...value to 0 flat simply press the 0 key note the cursor automatically steps to the next window Or using the or keys will lift or cut the value between 14 and 14 Input surveillance and busy relay outpu...

Page 18: ...utput volume if several operators use a microphone or music with wide ranging levels IN 08 ATTENUATOR COMPRESSOR CHIME 00 00 Off Off To select either a limiter or compressor move the cursor along unti...

Page 19: ...ess 2 for 2 notes Press 3 for 3notes IN 08 ATTENUATOR COMPRESSOR CHIME 00 00 Limiter 06 Fast 3note Pressing Page up key enables you to step to the previous page Pressing Page down key steps to the nex...

Page 20: ...amplifier loudspeaker line surveillance and ambient noise adjustments Level 3 allows level 2 and all other settings except access level codes Level 4 allows level 3 and access level codes WARNING ENTE...

Page 21: ...the BVR20 to be processed thus identifying an individual BVR20 when several maximum 11 are connected to a BVRM control microphone If only 1 BVR20 is connected to a BVRM the address both TX and RX is s...

Page 22: ...all unselected zones to message 4 12 Both Select Cancel have all call select Unselected zones will not automatically alert 13 As above Message 1 will select all unselected zones to message 2 14 As ab...

Page 23: ...example zone outputs 02 03 10 11 12 would be barred on Port1 10 Press the Page down key again The display steps to the 1st page of BVRM zone positions 01 10 PORT 1 out 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 a...

Page 24: ...een 00 and 63 13 Press the Page down key again The display steps to the 4th page of BVRM zone positions PORT 1 out 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 group mode 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 In group mode...

Page 25: ...below to enter correct code for output operation in 2nd and 4th page of BVRM zone positions 00 0 08 d 01 a 09 a d 02 b 10 b d 03 a b 11 a b d 04 c 12 c d 05 a c 13 a c d 06 b c 14 b c d 07 a b c 15 a...

Page 26: ...Note the cursor automatically steps to the next message Or using the or keys will increase or decrease the value between 00 and 63 seconds When several BVR20 are used on 1 site it may be desirable to...

Page 27: ...non latching input Mode 02 Normally closed energized fail safe latching input Mode 03 Normally closed energized fail safe non latching input To change the mode move the cursor along until it flashes...

Page 28: ...ion system the message broadcast may be delayed to any output from 0 to 31 5 minutes providing phased evacuation a requirement for high rise buildings In the example above outputs 1 and 2 would be eva...

Page 29: ...2 02 02 02 02 00 00 00 00 Repeat 19 onwards for all 20 fire panel inputs 25 Press the Page down key again The display steps to the 1st page of message 01 monitored access selection for outputs 01 10 M...

Page 30: ...he cursor along until it flashes beneath the required output 1 10 window If the access input required is between 0 9 enter it directly using the numbered keys or using the or keys step to the number r...

Page 31: ...nes 1 8 press to speak access Inputs 1 8 19 26 on the 2nd BVRCI are used for ambient noise sensors outputs 1 8 and inputs 1 8 37 44 on the 3rd BVRCI are used for ambient noise sensors outputs 9 16 If...

Page 32: ...any of the 20 outputs when the control input is closed or via a 1k2 resistor to 0V In the example above if input access 10 were closed to 0V page microphone 01 would be broadcast to outputs 01 05 and...

Page 33: ...d access selection for outputs 11 20 P M 01 out 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 group mode 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 For group mode settings refer to sections 13 15 above 39 Press the Page down key...

Page 34: ...ode 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 42 Press the Page down key again The display steps to the 3rd page of auxiliary input 01 unmonitored access selection for outputs 11 20 AUX 01 out 11 12 13 14 15 16 1...

Page 35: ...number required between 00 and 54 46 Press the Page down key again The display steps to the 2nd page of auxiliary inputs 1 4 remote volume control access selection for outputs 11 20 AUX1 4 out 11 12...

Page 36: ...t 14 Priority 21 1 0 0 1 1 10 0 1 0 1 PM7 Input 11 Priority 18 Input 15 Priority 22 0 1 0 1 1 11 1 1 0 1 PM8 Input 12 Priority 19 Input 16 Priority 23 1 1 0 1 1 12 0 0 1 1 AUX1 Input 13 Priority 20 In...

Page 37: ...tate Farningham Road Crowborough East Sussex TN6 2JR Telephone 01892 664422 Fax 01892 663146 Website www baldwinboxall co uk Email mail baldwinboxall co uk C O M M U N I C A T I O N S IBVR20AMB Issue...

Page 38: ...VR20 will accommodate sixteen ambient noise circuits with a maximum of two BVRAMB ambient noise sensors on each circuit Each BVRAMB circuit is terminated to a BVRCI card Of the three available BVRCI c...

Page 39: ...ngle of the loudspeakers or close to a permanent noise source air conditioning fruit machines etc In high ceiling rooms position the sensor so that it closer to the floor than the ceiling Cables shoul...

Page 40: ...is important to establish two points 1 Set the maximum output volume required in the ANS zone that is the volume demanded to meet a fully populated area or with maximum ambient noise i e a train waiti...

Page 41: ...to the ANS it is important that the Surveillance Monitored is switched off otherwise the ANS will detect this as a signal and freeze the output Simply reduce SURV Out to read 00 fig 6 Fig 6 OUT 01 CHI...

Page 42: ...he installer to select the freeze condition when the output has been selected i e the busy state As message 1 input 5 does not have the facility to select a chime this is now used to select the ANS mo...

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