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Bosch Security Systems B.V.

Configuration manual

2020-09 | V1.20 | PRAESENSA 1.20

3.2

Install the system software

The PRAESENSA system software installation procedure consists of the following steps:
1.

Check if the computer fulfills the minimum requirements to install and run the
PRAESENSA (related) software. See 

PC requirements, page 15.

2.

Installation of the (mandatory) software package on the configuration computer. See
(Mandatory) software, page 16.

3.

Installation of the firmware on the system controller and other PRAESENSA network
devices. See 

Check/Upload the devices firmware, page 20.

4.

Check network and web browser settings, page 30.

5.

Optional: Install the Logging Server, page 22

6.

Optional: Install the Logging Viewer, page 23

7.

Optional: Install OMNEO Control, page 24

8.

Optional: Install (OMNEO) Network Docent, page 25

9.

Optional: Install Dante Controller, page 27

10.

Optional: Install the Open Interface, page 29

11.

Logon the application, page 35

3.2.1

PC requirements

The PRAESENSA software and applications can run on any PC that meets the following
minimum requirements:

Item

Minimum requirement

Operating system

Microsoft® Windows 7, Windows 8.1 or Windows 10
Professional; 32‑bit or 64‑bit.
–

Keep the PC updated with the latest Windows updates.
This makes sure that the PC contains the most recent
version and service packs of the Microsoft® Jet 4.0
database, which is used by the Logging Server. See also
http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx

Processor

X86 or X64. Dual core 2.4 GHz

Network connection

Ethernet 100 base‑T

Internal memory

 (RAM)

4 GB

Free disk space

Depends on the amount of events that must be stored, but it is
recommended to have at least 10 GB of free disk space.

Screen resolution

1366 × 768 pixels. 16‑bit or 32‑bit color depth

Summary of Contents for PRAESENSA PRA-AD604

Page 1: ...PRAESENSA Public Address and Voice Alarm System en Configuration manual ...

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Page 3: ...al Install the Logging Server 22 3 2 5 Optional Install the Logging Viewer 23 3 2 6 Optional Install OMNEO Control 24 3 2 7 Optional Install OMNEO Network Docent 25 3 2 8 Optional Install Dante Controller 27 3 2 9 Optional Install the Open Interface 29 3 3 Check network and web browser settings 30 3 3 1 Ethernet adapter settings 30 3 3 2 LAN settings 31 3 3 3 Web browser settings 32 3 4 Configurat...

Page 4: ...5 7 3 Function description 88 5 7 4 System controller 92 5 7 5 Multifunction power supply 93 5 7 6 Call station 94 5 8 Audio processing 97 5 8 1 Amplifier 97 5 8 2 Call station 100 5 9 Save configuration 102 5 10 Backup and restore 103 5 10 1 Backup 103 5 10 2 Restore 104 6 Diagnose 105 6 1 Configuration 106 6 2 Version 107 6 3 Amplifier loads 108 6 4 Amplifier spare channel 110 6 5 Battery impeda...

Page 5: ... 12 3 3 Blocks 128 13 Optional Using OMNEO Control 129 14 Optional Using OMNEO Network Docent 130 15 Optional Using Dante Controller 131 16 Optional Using the Open Interface 132 17 Troubleshooting 133 18 Event messages 134 18 1 General system events 137 18 1 1 System wide events 137 18 1 2 All devices events 139 18 2 Device specific events 145 18 2 1 System controller 145 18 2 2 Amplifier 146 18 2...

Page 6: ... logon the PRAESENSA webserver webpages and important procedures which have to take into account before and during configuration logon Chapter 5 Configure the system page 37 describes everything what you have to know about the configuration of a PRAESENSA system Chapter 6 Diagnose page 105 describes i e configuration amplifier loads and battery impedance diagnostics Chapter 7 Security page 112 des...

Page 7: ...r related documentation Commercial brochures Architects Engineers specifications included in the product datasheet Release notes Datasheets Application notes Other PRAESENSA hardware and software related documentation Visit www boschsecurity com PRAESENSA product section System controller Downloads Literature 1 4 Training Participation in the Bosch PRAESENSA product and system training is highly r...

Page 8: ...t Bosch Security Systems reserves the right to make changes to features and specifications at any time without prior notification in the interest of ongoing product development and improvement 1 8 Document history Release date Documentation version Reason 2019 11 V1 00 1st edition 2020 05 V1 10 Chapters updated 1 0 1 3 1 1 8 1 9 2 3 2 2 3 2 6 3 2 7 3 3 1 4 5 1 1 5 1 5 3 5 5 4 1 5 6 5 7 1 5 7 2 5 8...

Page 9: ...version Reason 2019 12 06 1 00 1st official release 2020 05 18 1 10 2nd official release 2020 09 30 1 20 Official release Firmware upload tool Vx xx Release date Released version Reason 2019 11 V6 50 1st official PRAESENSA release Visit https licensing boschsecurity com OMNEO html load htm 1000 for the latest Firmware upload tool Vx xx where x xx is the version release number and will be changed a...

Page 10: ...trol Built upon multiple technologies including IP and open public standards OMNEO supports the technologies of today such as Audinate s Dante while adopting the standards of tomorrow such as AES67 and AES70 OMNEO offers a professional grade media networking solution that provides interoperability unique features for easier installation better performance and greater scalability than any other IP ...

Page 11: ...ed Dante devices using a 4 digit PIN Personal Identification Number Make sure that the devices are locked when in normal operation Dante Controller is needed to set the PIN and setup the connections Alternatively use Dante Domain Manager For security reasons by default the PRA ES8P2S Ethernet switch is not accessible from the Internet When the default special link local IP address is changed to an...

Page 12: ...tem access to the devices of this system is secured via the OMNEO security user name and passphrase of the system The system uses a self generated user name and long passphrase This can be changed in the configuration The user name must have between 5 and 32 characters and the passphrase must have 8 to 64 characters To update the firmware of the devices the firmware upload tool requires this secur...

Page 13: ... manual See Related documentation page 7 The PRAESENSA product family consists of the following products Product view Order number Product name Product view Order number Product name PRA SCL System controller PRA CSLD Desktop LCD call station PRA AD604 Amplifier 600W 4 channel PRA CSLW Wallmount LCD call station PRA AD608 Amplifier 600W 8 channel PRA CSE Call station extension PRA MPS3 Multifuncti...

Page 14: ... PRAESENSA installation manual 3 An Ethernet connection between the PRAESENSA system and the building Ethernet network is disconnected It is not recommended to connect the PRAESENSA system controller permanently to an Ethernet network that is also used for other purposes like a computer network This to avoid that non PRAESENSA system related network devices become visible in the PRAESENSA configur...

Page 15: ... page 24 8 Optional Install OMNEO Network Docent page 25 9 Optional Install Dante Controller page 27 10 Optional Install the Open Interface page 29 11 Logon the application page 35 3 2 1 PC requirements The PRAESENSA software and applications can run on any PC that meets the following minimum requirements Item Minimum requirement Operating system Microsoft Windows 7 Windows 8 1 or Windows 10 Profe...

Page 16: ...ng device firmware and Domain Name System Service Discovery DNS SD It is required to install the FWUT on the PRAESENSA configuration PC then automatically also the Bosch DNS SD Service is installed This service is needed to access PRAESENSA devices via their hostname instead of the IP address Notice The files with the character in front are part of the zip file and can optionally be installed Opti...

Page 17: ...20 Notice The optional software files indicated above with the characters in front are NOT part of the PRAESENSA Installation Package x xx zip file and can be downloaded from as indicated within their installation chapters Is part of the PRAESENSA Installation Package x xx zip and can be optional installed ...

Page 18: ... the System controller Select and click Downloads Software on the product page Select PRAESENSA Installation Package x xx zip and and other optional files if required Save PRAESENSA Installation Package x xx zip files to a safe location on your computer s hard drive 4 Go to https licensing boschsecurity com OMNEO html load htm 1000 and download the Firmware upload tool Vx xx where x xx is the vers...

Page 19: ...eline on how to proceed 2 Select and click the PRAESENSA product page of the System controller Select and click Download Software on the product page Check the release version x xx and date of PRAESENSA Installation Package x xx zip and other optional files if required 3 Go to https licensing boschsecurity com OMNEO html load htm 1000 and check the Firmware upload tool Vx xx where x xx is the vers...

Page 20: ...re available 1 1st time firmware upload At 1st time initial use of PRAESENSA the devices firmware must be uploaded Not to do so results in NO configuration logon access Upload process 1 Check and or download the latest available software firmware version release See Mandatory software page 16 2 On your PRAESENSA configuration computer browse to and run SetupOMNEOFirmware UploadTool 64 exe select t...

Page 21: ...re upload tool computer and the PRAESENSA system controller configuration is secured against visibility and using of the firmware by unauthorized people and or devices The secure firmware upload process is similar to the 1st time firmware upload with the exception of some extra firmware upload tool settings and configuration logon credentials as described following To do so 1 Execute the steps 1 u...

Page 22: ...e file folders have names according to the international 2 letter language code ISO 639 for example en for English ru for Russian If a language folder exists for the language of the installed Windows operating system then that is the language of the Logging server If a different language is needed and a language folder exists for that language proceed as follows 3 Add a language parameter to the l...

Page 23: ...nguages During installation of the Logging Viewer a number of language file folders have been installed in Program Files x86 Bosch PRAESENSA Logging Viewer The language file folders have names according to the international 2 letter language code ISO 639 e g en for English ru for Russian Check this folder to see if your language is available If a language folder exists for the language of the inst...

Page 24: ...visible in OMNEO Control where it shows up as a Dante connection OMNEO Control can remove Dante connections and replace them for OMNEO connections But to set them back to Dante connections Dante Controller must be used See also Optional Using OMNEO Control page 129 Key features of OMNEO Control Detection and display of OMNEO and Dante devices Controlling audio connections on a PC Support for singl...

Page 25: ... and select Extract Follow the onscreen instructions 4 Regularly check the OMNEO control Vx xx software for updates and new releases Refer to Related documentation page 7 3 2 7 Optional Install OMNEO Network Docent Network Docent is developed to help AV operators in their daily job The software scans and visualizes the network environment giving insight into all devices and cable connections of a ...

Page 26: ...right version for your system the 32 bit or 64 bit software version Pressing the hotkey Windows Pause will open a window with information about your system The download is a zip file archive Zip file archives have a zip file name extension 2 Save the zip file to a folder on your Windows computer 3 Windows will unpack the downloaded zip file archive when you right click on the file name and select ...

Page 27: ... Dante AES67 connections are permanent the PC with Dante Controller can be removed after configuration Notice The multicast address selection for Dante audio 239 255 x x between Dante and system controllers can potentially cause disruption in the audio To avoid unexpected behavior make sure that only unicast connections will be used Notice Some Dante devices do not automatically re establish their...

Page 28: ... of the Dante Controller can be downloaded For compliancy to the Audinate license agreement the Dante Controller program itself is not online on www boschsecurity com This program is used for configuration and routing of the OMNEO and or Dante audio channels Installation To install Dante Controller you will need to be logged on with administrator privileges You do not need to uninstall a previous ...

Page 29: ... use the Open Interface with third party applications it needs to be installed on your PRAESENSA configuration computer To install proceed as follows 1 Browse to and run the file named Bosch OpenInterface Net installer exe The setup program Open Interface starts Follow the onscreen instructions 2 A notification is displayed when the installation is finished 3 Go to Open interface page 114 and Opti...

Page 30: ...ted to a DHCP server and gateway to provide internet access If the PRAESENSA system will become part of a locally present network contact your local IT department for how to set up the network The DHCP server has to comply with RFC 4676 and must be able to handle 500 requests per 30 seconds A consumer grade DHCP server as is used in most home router wireless access points is not able to comply wit...

Page 31: ...t network installed the system will not function See the PRAESENSA installation manual Notice How to set up PRAESENSA in an Ethernet network is outside the scope of this manual To prevent network failures in both PRAESENSA and in a Ethernet network where RSTP is not supported or allowed contact your local IT representative in case PRAESENSA needs to be part of the external building Ethernet networ...

Page 32: ...d or limited by the network administrator who is responsible for the network and or computer that is used for the configuration of the PRAESENSA system Security settings can prevent for example the execution of the Scalable Vector Graphics SVG viewer in Internet Explorer which is needed to display the equalizer response on the web page The preferable solution is to add the PRAESENSA system to the ...

Page 33: ...uration item is Unknown the correct parameter has to be selected before it is set For example when a device is added to the system composition the value in the Hostname is Unknown Default When the value of a parameter of a configuration item is Default the parameter is set to its default value For example if the audio input of a Call definition is Default the configured audio input is the micropho...

Page 34: ...system behavior For example If an audio input is already part of a Call definition it is not allowed to use the audio input in a background music BGM channel Audio outputs of amplifiers cannot be assigned to more than one loudspeaker zone 3 4 8 Use the submit button Most of the web browser pages in the Configure section of the webserver contains a Submit button Always click this button after makin...

Page 35: ...em controller The control hostname is derived from the device hostname with a postfix ctrl not from the MAC address The address PRASCx yyyyyy ctrl local is used as URL Uniform Resource Locator to logon PRAESENSA Notice the control hostname URL address is also used for the Open Interface Remark The configuration web browser pages show device hostnames without local domain extension It does not show...

Page 36: ...stem controller Configure A button that opens the configuration items selection Diagnose A button that opens the diagnostics items selection Security A button that opens the system Security and Open Interface item selection e g download certificate Print configuration A button that opens the configuration printing utility About A button that opens the Open source licenses Main frame A frame that d...

Page 37: ...ists can be added or removed 3 Device options page 43 Each network device that has been added using the System composition pages can be defined 4 System options page 68 A number of general system settings can be defined 5 Zone definitions page 75 The routing of zones zone group BGM audio inputs and audio outputs of the amplifiers can be defined 6 Call definitions page 81 The announcement options c...

Page 38: ... access to the Diagnose version and About sections of the webserver Logging Server Logging Viewer and Open Interface Using the User accounts pages it is possible to Add a user account page 38 Delete a user account page 39 Refer to Logon the application page 35 5 1 1 Add a user account Only Administrators can create new User accounts Proceed as follows to add a new user i e create a new account 1 C...

Page 39: ...ministrator account Only Administrators can delete existing accounts A logged in account cannot be deleted Proceed as follows to delete a user account 1 Select the row of the user account that must be deleted The selected row will be highlighted 2 Click the Delete button to delete the user account or the Cancel button to keep the user account A deleting row will appear 3 Click the Delete button Th...

Page 40: ...e connected network device The Device type e g PRA AD608 is part of the Amplifier category is fixed and cannot be changed Host name The unique network device hostname Each device hostname is fixed and cannot be changed It uniquely identifies each network device in the system See Logon the application page 35 Location Free text E g the name of the physical location of the network device Show identi...

Page 41: ...ixed and cannot be changed by the user Refer to the label on the device See Logon the application page 35 if required When you select an already used device hostname a prompted message will ask you to select another unused one as soon you click the Submit button When you select unknown no device type will be linked because the correct hostname is not selected If not already done select the device ...

Page 42: ...d from the configuration pages everywhere it is used To do so 1 Click the row to select the network device to be deleted The row will be highlighted 2 Click the Delete button A Deleting row appears 3 Click the Delete button below the row or click the Cancel button to return Using Delete the selected network device is permanently deleted from the system 4 Click the Submit button Notice that the cha...

Page 43: ...t and click the System controller name to configure A new screen appears to configure General Virtual control inputs Virtual audio inputs outputs Dante AES67 and Unencrypted virtual audio inputs Dante AES67 functionality General 1 Select and click the of the General category row 2 Select enable or disable each of the following items Item Value Description Supervision Power supply input A Power sup...

Page 44: ...ic server PRAESENSA can be set up to work on two completely separate networks simultaneously for fail over redundancy supporting glitch free audio switching between both networks for continuous and uninterrupted audio distribution in case of a network failure of one of the networks In this mode use ports 1 4 for the primary network with RSTP and port 5 for the secondary network Notice that port 5 ...

Page 45: ...tivates an announcement or select Make phased announcement an announcement With this behavior several VCIs can use the same call definition to contribute add remove zones to an existing announcement not restricted by the maximum number of simultaneous announcements 5 Repeat the previous steps to add a new VCI 6 To delete a VCI click the Delete button A warning message will appear Click the OK or C...

Page 46: ...s to connect disconnect each of the encrypted audio channels 5 Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 Unencrypted virtual audio inputs Dante AES67 Valid for unencrypted audio channels 17 up to 128 See also Optional Install Dante Controller page 27 As soon a Unencrypted virtual audio input Dante AES67 17 12...

Page 47: ...ndby for redundancy Green Yellow Blue Identification mode Indicator test All LEDs blink Rear panel indicators and controls The rear panel indicators indicate correct functionality and faults The table following indicates the active state To make device identification visible see System composition page 40 Rear panel indicators and controls SD card busy do not remove Green 100 Mbps network 1 Gbps n...

Page 48: ... 3 input The amplifier front rear panel indicator will indicate faults and or power loss see indicators tables at the end of this section Diagnose page 105 and Optional Using the Logging Viewer page 125 Disable unchecked results in a system that does not detect Power supply input failures of the amplifier disabled input Ground leakage Enable Disable Enable ground shorts will be indicated by the am...

Page 49: ...d plus an EOL device PRA EOL connected a disconnection of the loudspeaker line including loudspeaker and connections will be indicated by the amplifier front rear panel indicator s see indicator tables at the end of this section Diagnose page 105 and Optional Using the Logging Viewer page 125 Overload Enable Disable Enable an amplifier output channel overload will be indicated by the amplifier fro...

Page 50: ...y Systems B V Item Value Description detected Secondary faults will be ignored General for End of Line connection refer to the PRAESENSA installation manual Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 ...

Page 51: ... lifeline substitute White Network link to system controller present Network link lost Amplifier in standby mode Green Yellow Blue Power on Green Identification mode Indicator test All LEDs blink Notice that 1 4 is valid for the PRA AD604 amplifier For the PRA AD608 read 1 8 Rear panel indicators and control The rear panel indicators indicate correct functionality and faults The table following in...

Page 52: ...52 en Configure the system PRAESENSA 2020 09 V1 20 PRAESENSA 1 20 Configuration manual Bosch Security Systems B V Refer to page 51 ...

Page 53: ...ion Diagnose page 105 and Optional Using the Logging Viewer page 125 Disable results in a system that does not indicate and report a mains failure Battery Enable Disable Enable a connected battery disconnection will be reported by the Mps front rear panel indicator s see indicator tables at the end of this section Diagnose page 105 and Optional Using the Logging Viewer page 125 Disable results in ...

Page 54: ... 1 2 and or 3 analog lifeline failures Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 Control inputs Control inputs can be used to receive signals from third party equipment that must trigger actions in the PRAESENSA network Control inputs can be configured to act on contact make or on contact break ...

Page 55: ... control input See also Call definitions page 81 Make announcement Selection See Action definitions page 84 Actions 1 5 Selects the number of actions for this control input if it is a Make announcement action Start phased announcement Selection See Action definitions page 84 Actions 1 5 Selects the number of actions for this control input if it is a Start action Stop phased announcement Selection ...

Page 56: ... Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 N a Control outputs Control outputs can be used to send signals to third party equipment to trigger actions Each control output connection has three pins For connection options see the PRAESENSA installation manual For a functions overview see Action definitio...

Page 57: ...n No fault relay contact closed Emergency alarm buzzer Selection The control output activates an emergency alarm buzzer e g a connected buzzer each time a call with priority 223 or higher is started i e an emergency announcement It can only be deactivated by acknowledging the emergency state using a control input and or call station button Notice Fault relay contact open No fault relay contact clo...

Page 58: ... Yellow Network link to system controller present Network link lost Green Yellow Battery status Full float charging Charging bulk or absorption charging Fault Green Green blinking Yellow Mains present Mains fault Green Yellow Identification mode Indicator test All LEDs blink Rear panel indicators and controls The rear panel indicators indicate correct functionality and faults The table following i...

Page 59: ... the LCD menu item selection Availability of Functions for the operator can be selected in the configuration web page see Assigning a function page 85 When Class is Emergency the call station act as a real emergency call station The call station LCD is static which means that only emergency fault indications are listed on the LCD where no menu item and or Function can be selected in the configurat...

Page 60: ...n the selected areas For area zone selection the call station must have at least one call station extension connected and configured See also Call definitions page 81 Music Enable Disable Enable When Music is enabled a Music tile will be available on the start screen of the call station display The Music tile is for the call station operator who will touch the Music tile to start with the procedur...

Page 61: ...her in this chapter Fault log Enable Disable Enable When Fault log is enabled a Fault Log tile will be available on the start screen of the call station display The Fault Log tile is for the call station operator who will touch the Fault Log tile to see an overview of logged device and system faults Local volume Enable Disable Enable When Local volume is enabled a Volume tile will be available beh...

Page 62: ...ve and can be selected in Call definitions page 81 Microphone is implicit by default Supervision Enable Disable Enable the microphone including the capsule and wiring will be supervised Input gain Selection 10 to 10 dB Sets the input gain of the microphone input As a rule of thumb select 0 dB by default Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save...

Page 63: ... Selection See Action definitions page 84 N a Switch control output Selection See Action definitions page 84 N a Local brightness control Selection See Action definitions page 84 N a Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 N a Recorded messages Here you could add or rename a free chosen name f...

Page 64: ...ators The top side indicators and LCD indicate correct functionality and faults To put the call station in identification mode LEDs blinking see System composition page 40 PRA CSLD PRA CSLW Power on Device in identification mode Green Green blinking System fault present Yellow PRA CSLD Status business call Microphone active Chime message active Status emergency call Microphone active Alarm tone me...

Page 65: ...n 65 Bosch Security Systems B V Configuration manual 2020 09 V1 20 PRAESENSA 1 20 Microphone active Alarm tone message active Red Red blinking 100 Mbps network 1 2 1 Gbps network1 2 Yellow Green Device reset to factory default Button ...

Page 66: ...curity Systems B V Call station extension top side indicators The top side indicators indicate correct functionality and faults Selection button LED ring 1 12 Selected White Active 1 12 Evacuation call Business call Music Red Blue Green Zone fault present 1 12 Yellow Refer to Call station page 94 ...

Page 67: ...d to the System composition page 40 2 Select and click the of the General category tab to configure the general settings of the System client 3 Enable checkmark the supervision checkbox The connection with the IP address will be supervised A fault for the missing system client will be reported after a grace timeout of 10 minutes 4 Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that the chang...

Page 68: ... message Refer to Tones page 153 for pre defined PRAESENSA tones 1 Below the System options page click Recorded messages 2 Click the Add button An import file screen appears 3 On your computer browse to the WAV file to be uploaded to the internal memory of the system controller 4 Select the file and click the Open button The imported file will be listed including the filename 5 Enter or change the...

Page 69: ...m clients that are part of the system composition can access the system Enable or not Disable Call station display timeout Enable Time selection 1 10 minutes Enabled and after the Time selection the call station LCD goes to black and the selection that was made is automatically cancelled if the selection has not been executed IMPORTANT If a call station is not yet configured the LCD goes to black ...

Page 70: ...d announcements with a priority lower than the specified priority are only routed to amplifiers zones that are not in backup power mode Report mains supply fault Enable Disable Enable Reports the external mains failure that comes from the control input of the MPS Mains supply fault External See Multifunction power supply page 53 Optional Using the Logging Viewer page 125 and or Event messages page...

Page 71: ...P address is free to enter but must be free available and within the same IP address range of the primary system controller Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 System controller redundancy It is possible to have a primary duty and a secondary standby system controller in a single system co...

Page 72: ...PRAESENSA 1 20 Configuration manual Bosch Security Systems B V Notice When Dante channels are used be sure that the same channels are selected for the secondary standby system controller with Dante controller See Optional Using Dante Controller page 131 ...

Page 73: ... configuration See Save configuration page 102 5 4 4 Network supervision A number of system wide network supervision parameters can be set using the Network supervision page 1 Below the System Options page click Network supervision 2 Select enable or disable each of the following items Item Value Description Network supervision Enable Disable Enable the system network will be supervised E g networ...

Page 74: ...k devices will be stored for using network supervision Then Network supervision must be enabled submit and save and restarted See submit Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 It is advised to do this also as soon all network devices are configured ...

Page 75: ...zone it is not allowed to assign the audio output to another zone Zone options page 1 Below Zone definitions click Zone options 2 Select enable or disable each of the following items Item Value Description Audio outputs Selection Shows the available audio outputs to select and Buttons Using the and buttons selected outputs can be added to or removed from assigned outputs Name Selection Shows the n...

Page 76: ... saved See Save configuration page 102 Delete a zone Proceed as follows to delete a zone 1 From the Name dropdown list select the zone that must be deleted 2 Click the Delete button to delete the zone A pop up window asks to confirm this choice OK Cancel 3 To delete the zone click the OK button to confirm The deleted zone is no longer available in the Name dropdown list It will also be removed fro...

Page 77: ...ion select the volume output level 0 dB 96 dB and enter on and off time Scheduled call volume adjustment Enable Disable Selection 0 dB 96 dB The announcement volume level can be automatically decreased during a certain period of time for example in the evening Enable disable the function select the output volume level and enter on and off time Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the set...

Page 78: ...ame Button An existing zone group can be renamed Automatically this name is replaced everywhere in the configuration where this zone group is used See Rename a zone group topic in this section Delete Button An existing zone group can be deleted from the system configuration Automatically this zone group is deleted everywhere in the configuration where this zone group is used See Delete a zone grou...

Page 79: ...groups are created in Zone options page 75 and Zone grouping page 77 and Buttons Using the and buttons selected zones and zone groups can be added to or removed from Routing the right area box Audio input Selection Select the Audio input that provides the background music Notice that the inputs 9 up to 16 are secured Dante OMNEO channels to the amplifier The same Audio input may not be assigned to...

Page 80: ...ptions page 75 Rename BGM routing The procedure for renaming BGM routing is similar to the procedure for Rename a zone See Zone options page 75 Delete BGM routing The procedure for delete BGM routing is similar to the procedure for Delete a zone See Zone options page 75 Limit routing You can specify a routing limit to BGM routing To do so 1 If the Limit routing checkbox is disabled all available z...

Page 81: ...nd 20 min and Unlimited default Selection of a Maximum call duration avoids blocking of zones by a high priority call announcement that was started but not stopped either by accident or because it contains e g infinitely looping messages Start tone Selection If the call announcement must use a start tone select a tone from the Start tone dropdown list See Recorded messages page 68 and Tones page 1...

Page 82: ... was overruled by another announcement After interruption continues or restarts the announcement if it was overruled by another announcement and or not completed IMPORTANT From software release 1 10 onwards Continue call is forced set to NO when Live speech is set to Yes and Priority is set to a priority higher than 223 i e an evacuation announcement call Audio input Selection Default input If Liv...

Page 83: ...Add button to add create a new call definition 2 Enter the name of the new call definition in the Name text box It may consist of up to 16 characters maximum 3 Click the OK button to add the call definition to the list of call definitions in the system 4 Select enable or disable each of the items see previous table to define the call definition 5 Click the Submit button to store the changes Note t...

Page 84: ...t on release The action coupled to the control input or button is active during the time the external contact is closed When the external contact is opened the action is immediately aborted Momentary finish on release The action coupled to the control input or button is active during the time the external contact is closed When the external contact is opened the action is stopped after the complet...

Page 85: ...cement The action coupled to a virtual control input of the system controller is started stopped aborted depending of the trigger by the Open Interface Toggle The action coupled to the button is started when the contact closes and stopped when the contact closes again Refer to Assigning a function page 85 5 7 2 Assigning a function The function determines which function is triggered if the control...

Page 86: ...or Contact break Operation number in next table Operation description 1 Momentary abort on release 2 Momentary finish on release 3 Toggle abort on switch off 4 Toggle finish on switch off 5 Do once 6 Abort phased announcement 7 Finish phased announcement 8 Toggle Function Used with device Input I Input option Operation number D Default O Optional Not applicable CSE Button Control input 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 87: ...ult O Optional Not applicable CSE Button Control input 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Indicator test CSE I D External fault MPS I D O External zone fault MPS I D O Mains supply fault external MPS I D O Switch control output CSE MPS I I D O Local BGM source MPS I D O Local BGM on off MPS I D O Local BGM volume control MPS I D O Local brightness control CSE I D Refer to Assigning an operation page 84 ...

Page 88: ...ator of a Make announcement function is released the announcement is aborted or stopped depending on the selected operation If more than one action up to a maximum of 5 is configured for a Make announcement then also multiple sets of call definition priority and zones can be configured here Select Operation Call definition Priority Zone Zone groups Add remove Zone s Zone groups Zone selection is d...

Page 89: ...nts for phased evacuation The Stop phased announcement function aborts all announcements that are based on the defined call definition If more than one action up to a maximum of 5 is configured for a Stop phased announcement button or control input then also multiple call definitions can be configured here Select Operation and Call definition Silence zone s CSE This function can be assigned to but...

Page 90: ... assigned to control inputs The External zone fault action generates an external line fault This fault is similar to an amplifier loudspeaker line failure which is detected by the amplifier itself It is advised to give the control input for this function a proper name such as the name of the zone loop that is supervised In the configuration multiple zone names can be coupled to External zone fault...

Page 91: ... inputs The Local BGM on off function is used to turn background music on or off in predefined zone groups Select Operation Local BGM volume control MPS This function can be assigned to control inputs The Local BGM volume control function is used to control the volume of the BGM in the assigned zone groups It can be changed in steps of 3 dB between 96 dB and 0 dB Select Operation Local brightness ...

Page 92: ...finition which is created in section Call definitions page 81 Zone Zone groups Selection Select the zone or zone group which is created in section Zone definitions page 75 and Buttons Using the and buttons a selected zone or zone group left area box can be added to or removed from the assigned zone or zone groups right area box Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice tha...

Page 93: ...ch is created in section Call definitions page 81 Depending of the selected Function different parameters could be selected entered added removed See Assigning a function page 85 for descriptions Submit Button Click the Submit button to store the settings Notice that you always have to Save the configuration See Save configuration page 102 Configure control inputs See Assigning a function page 85 ...

Page 94: ...General section row and if one or more call station extension s connected call station extension section rows appearing A Submit button appears 3 Click the of the General row A screen appears listed the following items 4 Select the following items to configure the actions of the Call station Press to talk button Item Value Description Press to talk Static text Shows the name Press to talk PTT of t...

Page 95: ...ed to one Zone and will be shown in the display and Buttons Using the and buttons a BGM routing channel can be selected left area box and added or removed from the assigned BGM routing channel right area box Depending of the selected Function different parameters could be selected entered added removed See Assigning a function page 85 for descriptions Submit Button Click the Submit button to store...

Page 96: ... this function is enabled in Call station page 59 1 Click the of the Alert messages row 2 Select the call definition Note Do not select call definition with Live speech set to Yes 3 Select add remove the zone zone group with the buttons 4 Click the Submit button to store the settings See also Save configuration page 102 Refer to Action definitions page 84 Zone definitions page 75 ...

Page 97: ... a parametric equalizer an audio delay option and a volume level selection button is available to set the audio output signal 1 Below the Audio processing page click Amplifier A new screen appears listed the connected Amplifier s 2 Select and click the Amplifier name to configure A new screen appears listed the Amplifier outputs 3 Select and click the of the Amplifier output category row The audio...

Page 98: ...tering the delay time the distance in meter feet will be calculated and displayed 6 Click the Apply button Be aware that the changes are immediately applied to the audio output and could cause unexpected high level audio output in the loudspeaker zone s 7 Click the Submit button to submit the changes Notice that audio processing parameters are changed immediately when also the Submit button is cli...

Page 99: ...figuration manual 2020 09 V1 20 PRAESENSA 1 20 and Zone definitions page 75 No separate audio options settings for the lifeline are available and required Refer to the PRAESENSA installation manual amplifier chapters for a detailed description of the lifeline function ...

Page 100: ...tation name to configure A new screen appears listed the Call station input 3 Select and click the of the Call station input category row The audio processing parametric equalizer overview appears 4 Select each of the following items if required F Frequency G Gain Q Quality factor Item Filter Value Description High pass filter Enter F Select Q Default Frequency 50 Hz Quality factor 0 7 selectable ...

Page 101: ...where the audio output signal is routed to and possible needs to be adjusted in the zone s locally 3 Enable checkmark the Active box of each filter for each output to enable it and to make it active in the system 4 Click the Apply button Be aware that the changes are immediately applied to the audio output and could cause unexpected high level audio output in the loudspeaker zone s 5 Click the Sub...

Page 102: ...y one button is displayed Ignore errors and save configuration 3 Click the Ignore errors and save configuration button The errors will be ignored and the configuration will be saved 1 Save configuration By clicking the Save configuration button and no issues errors are found the configuration file is saved on the system controller To reload and activate the saved configuration restart the system c...

Page 103: ...figuration file See Logon the application page 35 Proceed as follows 1 Below the Backup and restore configuration page click Backup A screen appears with the following items to 2 Enable checkmark the Configuration settings checkbox All already submitted and saved configuration settings will be selected to backup to a location on your connected configuration computer 3 Enable checkmark User credent...

Page 104: ...ow the Backup and restore configuration page click Restore A screen appears with the following items 2 Click the Browse button Depending on the web browser type e g Firefox Edge etc A different file selection screen appears 3 Browse to and select the tar gz file which need to be restored 4 Enter your Password used for the backup in the text box below Provide password when backup contains user cred...

Page 105: ...ose menu items 1 Configuration page 106 Can be used to check the system controller configuration for inconsistencies 2 Version page 107 Can be used to check the hardware version of the connected network devices their firmware version and other relevant information 3 Amplifier loads page 108 Can be used to calculate the amplifier load in Watt per amplifier output channel 4 Amplifier spare channel p...

Page 106: ...sistencies The user should modify the configuration manually to solve Configuration diagnostics By clicking the button Configuration a configuration confidence check is executed automatically When no errors found the configuration is correctly done and the message No consistency errors found in configuration appears and stays visible as long no error occurs Configuration error messages The Configu...

Page 107: ...mmercial type number CTN and a part of the MAC address See the product label on the device and System composition page 40 Serial number The unique serial number of the device See the product label on the device The serial number is fixed and cannot be changed Hardware The unique hardware version of the device See the product label on the device The hardware version description is fixed and cannot ...

Page 108: ...amplifier and each amplifier output channel See Add a device page 41 Topology 70 100 V Select and click Channels below Topology to see which output A and or B is selected connected See Amplifier page 48 Overload Select and click Channels below Topology to see the amplifier Output overload xxxW yyyHz if any Where xxx is the measured overload in Watt at yyy frequency in Hz The measured result is vis...

Page 109: ...est signal is audible in all amplifier output channels zones of the amplifier selected Possible you have to schedule this test after working hours when less no people are in the test environment As soon the Start button is clicked the system generates an audio signal to measure the load connected to each amplifier output channel 2 Click Channels below Topology as soon the measurement has been fini...

Page 110: ...annel page Item Description Name Shows the name of each amplifier added to the system See Add a device page 41 Faulty channel Click and select the faulty amplifier channel which need to be forced routed via the spare amplifier channel See Amplifier page 48 Apply Click the Apply button to set and activate the forced spare channel switching of the selected amplifier channel in the system See Amplifi...

Page 111: ...impedance is only available when battery supervision is enabled See Multifunction power supply page 53 Result One of the following measurement results will be shown No error messages will be shown Busy the measurement is currently in progress Unknown possible no battery connected and or no measurement was is started Preliminary measurement results known but measured while the battery was not fully...

Page 112: ... installer user accounts have access to the Security section See User accounts page 38 To do so Click Security to see the following security menu items Security menu items 1 System security page 113 Is used to create a secured configuration connection between the configuration computer and the PRAESENSA network devices 2 Open interface page 114 Is used to download the PRAESENSA Open Interface cert...

Page 113: ...To change 1 Below the System security page click the of the Change user name and passprase category row Make sure that all configured network devices are connected See also Show disconnected devices page 114 2 Click the Generate recommended button which will generate a new User name and Passphrase or enter a new User name minimum 5 and maximum 32 characters and Passphrase minimum 8 and maximum 64 ...

Page 114: ...urity page click the of the Show disconnected devices category row Make sure all network devices are correctly wired connected See also Reconnect factory default devices page 113 2 Click the Refresh button Disconnected devices will be listed by Name Hostname and location if entered See Reconnect factory default devices page 113 and or System composition page 40 7 2 Open interface At startup the PR...

Page 115: ... have access to the Print configuration section To do so 1 Click Print configuration to make available the following menu items Print configuration menu items 1 Print device settings Can be used for printing the configuration file settings of all connected devices or each device type category separately e g System controller Amplifier etc 2 Print other settings Can be used for printing all general...

Page 116: ... Print configuration PRAESENSA 2020 09 V1 20 PRAESENSA 1 20 Configuration manual Bosch Security Systems B V Notice that you need a PDF printer installed on your PC to generate print and or save a PDF document ...

Page 117: ...n the Quick Installation Guide QIG of the device This list is also available from www boschsecurity com xc en oss The license texts are also installed when installing the firmware in the location where the firmware files are installed Windows 10 c ProgramData Bosch OMNEO Firmware xxx with xxx the PRAESENSA software release From the configuration page only the licenses of the system controller open...

Page 118: ...hich can consist of A start tone message Pre recorded message s Live speech An end tone message See Call definitions page 81 10 2 Priority and announcement type To each announcement a priority is assigned When two or more announcements are addressed to the same zone zone group or need shared resources e g a message player the system only starts the announcement with the highest priority The range ...

Page 119: ...imilar to normal announcements The major difference is that emergency announcements put the system in the emergency state if configured In the emergency state PRAESENSA stops all BGM announcements and normal announcements if configured How the system acts could be set in the configuration System settings page 69 Emergency mode Emergency announcement is set in Call station page 59 Class Emergency 1...

Page 120: ...tem tray of the taskbar of Windows When the Logging Server has been started and faults have occurred in the communication between PRAESENSA and the logging system the following icon appears Start manually When the PC does not automatically start the Logging Server proceed as follows to start it manually 1 In Windows version 10 Start Programs Bosch PRAESENSA Logging Server version 10 Windows right ...

Page 121: ... Server to use the changed settings Description The configuration settings of the Logging Server were changed The changed settings are not used until the Logging Server is restarted Recommended action Restart the Logging Server to use the new settings Message The Logging Server database has reached its critical size Please decrease the logging expiration periods Description The database has reache...

Page 122: ...me of the system to which the Logging Server must connect The name may consist of up to 16 characters For example System 4 3 Click the System Name or IP Address field and enter the IP address or the name PRASCx yyyyyy ctrl local of the system controller of the system to which the Logging Server must connect For example 192 168 0 18 Disable event logging for a system To disable the event logging fo...

Page 123: ...Access 2 The critical size of the logging database When the critical size is reached the Logging Server displays the following message The Logging Server database has reached its critical size Please decrease the logging expiration periods 3 It is possible to make a back up of the logging database even if the Logging Server is running When a back up is made of a running Logging Server it is advise...

Page 124: ...on is enabled a user name and password must be entered to get access to the main window Set the password and user name to get access to the Logging Server with the Change User Name Password button A password and user name can only be set when server authentication is enabled The password must have at least five 5 characters The user name must have at least four 4 characters Viewer Network controll...

Page 125: ...click File Explorer c ProgramData Bosch PRAESENSA Logging Viewer Click Logging Viewer When the Logging Viewer has been started and faults have occurred its icon shows the fault condition Notice In Windows the taskbar buttons should be configured to Never combine similar taskbar buttons Otherwise the fault condition will not be shown in the taskbar 12 2 Configuration Proceed as follows to configure...

Page 126: ...o configure the Logging Viewer It contains the following items Options Opens the Options window that is used to configure the Logging Viewer Export Exports all events in the current event view to a comma separated values file csv This file can be opened with for example Microsoft Excel Print Prints all events in the current event view or prints a selected block of successive events To select a blo...

Page 127: ...all acknowledged fault events in all systems that are connected to the Logging Server The user must log on to the Logging Server to reset fault events Log Off Logs the user off from the Logging Server Help The item in the Help menu provides version information about the Logging Viewer 12 3 2 Logging status button The Logging Status window displays the status of the Logging Viewer The following mes...

Page 128: ...ssage The Logging Server overflow files have reached their critical size Please clear or delete the overflow files Description One or more overflow files have reached the critical size Recommended action The overflow files are comma separated value csv files They can be opened in an editor e g Windows Wordpad Microsoft Excel When an overflow file reaches its critical size use an editor to delete d...

Page 129: ...rate OMNEO Control is described in a separate manual called OMNEO Control Software Download the manual pdf from the Bosch download area https licensing boschsecurity com OMNEO html load htm 1000 OMNEO control Vx xx Manual See also Related documentation page 7 Notice OMNEO control shows only device hostnames not e g the control hostname of a PRAESENSA system controller ...

Page 130: ... Systems B V 14 Optional Using OMNEO Network Docent How to use operate Network Docent is described in a separate manual called Network Docent Download the manual pdf from the Bosch download area https licensing boschsecurity com OMNEO html load htm 1000 Network Docent Vx xx Manual See also Related documentation page 7 ...

Page 131: ...es with all inputs and outputs 2 By clicking on cross point the connections are set up 3 The tab Device Info shows details of the connected devices 4 The tab Clock Status shows the clock status and which device is the Master 5 The tab Network Status shows for each device Network speed occupied Transmit and Receive bandwidth selected Latency Setting and more 6 The tab Events shows recent changes to...

Page 132: ...s only available in English TCP IP connection and ports After PRAESENSA has been started the system controller listens to port 9401 and 9403 The set up of the TCP IP connection must originate from your system using the control hostname address of the PRAESENSA system controller see Logon the application page 35 and port 9401 or port 9403 The connection between the PRAESENSA system and your system ...

Page 133: ...tly to your Bosch representative IMPORTANT From our experience and based on data from our repair shops we know that problems on site are often related to the application cabling settings etc and not to the performance of the device s individually It is therefore important that the available product related documentation i e manuals including the release notes are read This will save your time and ...

Page 134: ...tional Using the Logging Viewer page 125 Optional Using the Open Interface page 132 See also Diagnose page 105 Notice If the function Clear event logging on restart is enabled all events are erased after restart of the system controller See Save configuration page 102 Event information Depending on the event group and type the following information is given Event type describes the event name e g ...

Page 135: ...ult event will be removed from the non volatile memory to free space for the new fault event Fault event status Each fault event has a status Status Description New The fault event is a new fault event When a fault event occurs it shall initially be in the new state Events can occur at any moment in an operational system but only on devices that are enabled in the configuration unless specified ot...

Page 136: ...fault events can be reset they first must be resolved Most fault events are automatically resolved by the system when the fault situation no longer exists Others need to be resolved manually first e g an amplifier overload If the fault is still present a new fault event is created When all faults are reset the Fault alarm indicator outputs are deactivated IMPORTANT Fault events that require a manu...

Page 137: ...n two groups General events and general fault events and are listed in the following paragraphs General events Event Backup power mode started Group General Occurrence Logs the start of a backup power mode Originator The first device that started the backup power mode Extra information Backup power mode start events are only generated when the configuration setting Report mains supply fault in Sys...

Page 138: ...tion Version of the configuration file Version of the configuration file the software expects Event Configuration file error Group Fault Occurrence Logs the corruption consistency error in the configuration default configuration loaded when occurring at start up Resolve Immediately after acknowledgement Recommended action Restore backup the correct configuration file Event Nofaults Group Fault Occ...

Page 139: ...cement And or name s of the output s that were added to the call announcement Event Call end Group Call Occurrence Logs the end of a call announcement Originator In case of an overruled call in case of lost resources or in any case the system decides to end the call the system controller as device is logged as originator In case of an ended call by a stop command the originator of the control inpu...

Page 140: ...gged Event CallTimeout Group Call Occurrence Logs the time out of a stacked call Originator The system controller as device Extra information List of zones that did not receive this call completely General device events Event Emergency state acknowledge Group General Occurrence Logs acknowledge of the evacuation alarm Originator Device control input or Open Interface client that acknowledged the a...

Page 141: ...luding the user ID which has logged out General device fault events Event Mains supply fault external Group Fault Occurrence Can occur on all devices when they receive a trigger on a control input configured as backup power mode Originator Device which triggered the backup power mode Resolve When the backup power mode is switched off or when the device disconnects Recommended action Check powering...

Page 142: ...ror is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Check the audio source device lines connections Event MemoryError Group Fault Occurrence Logs the memory error in a device Originator Device that had a memory error Resolve An EEPROM memory fault resolves immediately after acknowledge when the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Whet...

Page 143: ...vent Control input line failure Group Fault Occurrence Logs the supervised input contact failure of an input contact on a device Originator Control input that failed Resolve When the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Check input lines connections Event Unit missing Group Fault Occurrence Logs the absence of a configured device Originator Device that was m...

Page 144: ...when the device disconnects in case the event occurred on a device When the Open lnterface client reports the event to be resolved or when the client disconnects in case the event occurred on an Open lnterface client Recommended action Check the lines connections and devices Extra information Description of the error as configured by the user Event Zone line fault Group Fault Occurrence Logs the a...

Page 145: ...the restore Resolve Immediately after acknowledgement Recommended action Extra information Event System restarted Group General Occurrence Logs the start up of the system controller Originator Device that started Fault events Event Power supply fault input A and or B Group Fault Occurrence Logs the failure of power supply input A and or B Can only occur when supervision is enabled for input A B Or...

Page 146: ...he device fan Check if the device rack environment temperature is within specifications Event Power supply fault input A and or B Group Fault Occurrence Power supply fault input A and or B Originator Amplifier Recommended action Check replace powering device and or amplifier lines and connections Event Power supply fault lifeline Group Fault Occurrence Logs the failure of lifeline 18 V power suppl...

Page 147: ...ply devices Event Amplifier 1 2 3 lifeline supply fault Group Fault Occurrence Logs the failure of the 18 V power supply for amplifier 1 and or 2 and or 3 Originator MPS Resolve When the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Check the MPS lifeline 18 V output power supply lines and connections Check the amplifier 18 V output power supply input lines and conne...

Page 148: ...ge or a temperature sensor failure Originator MPS which has the battery connected The charger is suspended when this fault is active Resolve When the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Check if the battery load is within specification Check on short circuits Check the battery condition and connections Replace the battery if required Event Battery fault imp...

Page 149: ...tput connections and power Replace repair MPS if required Event Mains supply fault Charger chager function lost Group Fault Occurrence Logs the failure of power supply to the charger Originator MPS with the charger active The charger is suspended when this fault is active Resolve When the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Check the MPS charger functionali...

Page 150: ...nce Logs the failure of the backup supply Originator Device with the power supply Resolve When the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended action Extra information Event ChargerSupplyTooLow Group Fault Occurrence To indicate the charger supply voltage is too low Originator MPS Resolve When the error is no longer present or when the device disconnects Recommended actio...

Page 151: ...t number of connected extensions Check the configuration Check the loop through connections and correct functionality of each extension Do the LED test Extra information Number of configured extensions Number of detected extensions Event PoE supply failure Group Fault Occurrence Logs the failure of the backup power supply of the call station Can only occur when the number of connected PoE inputs i...

Page 152: ...ogged Originator Open Interface client that attempted to connect including the ID of the user ID that was used in the attempt Recommended action Check connect Open Interface device lines and connections Event Device disconnected via Open Interface Group General Occurrence Logs the disconnection of an Open Interface client like a PC Call Station Originator Open Interface client that disconnected wh...

Page 153: ...lename format Attention_ sequence number _ number of tones _ duration wav Attention_A_1T_1 5s wav Single tone chime Marimba and Vibraphone A4 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 1 5 s Attention_B_1T_1 5s wav Single tone chime Marimba and Vibraphone C 5 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 1 5 s Attention_C_1T_1 5s wav Single tone chime Marimba and Vibraphone E5 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 1...

Page 154: ...ion_J2_4T_3s wav Four tone post chime Marimba and Vibraphone G5 E5 C5 G4 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 3 s Attention_K1_4T_2 5s wav Four tone pre chime Marimba and Vibraphone G4 C5 E5 G5 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 2 5 s Attention_K2_4T_2 5s wav Four tone post chime Marimba and Vibraphone G5 E5 C5 G4 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 2 5 s Attention_L1_4T_3s wav Four tone pre chime...

Page 155: ...raphone A4 A4 A4 C5 D5 D5 D5 D4 A4 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 4 s Attention_P2_4T_2 5s wav Four tone post chime Marimba and Vibraphone A4 D5 A4 D5 A4 D5 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 2 5 s Attention_Q1_3T_3 5s wav Three tone pre chime Celesta G4 C5 E5 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level 10 dBFS 3 5 s Attention_Q2_3T_3 5s wav Three tone post chime Celesta E5 C5 G4 Peak level 6 dBFS RMS level...

Page 156: ...av Intermittent 420 Hz 0 60 s on 0 65 s off 8 repetitions Duty cycle 48 Peak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS Australia AS 2220 Alert Alarm _MS_420Hz_50 _10x 0 6 0 6 s wav Intermittent 420 Hz 0 6 s on 0 6 s off 10 repetitions Duty cycle 50 Peak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS Australia AS 1670 4 ISO 7731 Alert Alarm_MS_422 775Hz_43 _5x 0 85 1 00 s wav Sweep 422 Hz 775 Hz up in 0 85 s 1 0 s off 5 re...

Page 157: ...eak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS Sweden Turn out Alarm_MS_560 440Hz_100 _20x 0 1 0 4 s wav Alternating 560 Hz 0 1 s and 440 Hz 0 4 s 20 repetitions Duty cycle 100 Peak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS France NF S 32 001 Fire Alarm_MS_660Hz_50 _32x 0 15 0 15 s wav Intermittent 660 Hz 0 15 s on 0 15 s off 32 repetitions Duty cycle 50 Peak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS Sweden Air raid Alarm_MS_66...

Page 158: ...wav Intermittent 970 Hz 1 s on 1 s off 5 repetitions Duty cycle 50 Peak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS UK BS 5839 1 Alert PFEER Alert Alarm_MS_970Hz_100 _10s wav Continuous 970 Hz 10 s Duty cycle 100 Peak level 1 3 dBFS RMS level 9 dBFS UK BS 5839 1 Evacuate PFEER Toxic gas Alarm_MS_970 630Hz_100 _10x 0 5 0 5 s wav Alternating 970 Hz 0 5 s and 630 Hz 0 5 s 10 repetitions Duty cycle 100 Peak level...

Page 159: ...pied the A loudspeakers get a 20 kHz signal The B loudspeakers are temporarily connected to another amplifier channel for another zone this zone gets the 22 kHz signal Keep smartphone in front of the loudspeaker a smartphone spectrum analyzer detects both the 20 kHz and the 22 kHz simultaneously Test_LoudspeakerPolarity_10s wav Filtered sawtooth 50 Hz peak level 12 dBFS RMS level 20 dBFS 10 s Audi...

Page 160: ...from each speaker in that zone loss of the tick tone along the line allows the engineer to identify the position of the line discontinuity 19 4 Silence tones Silence tones are mainly used for creating a silence before and or between and or after a message tone Filename format Silence_ duration wav Silence_1s wav Silence period 1 s Silence_2s wav Silence period 2 s Silence_4s wav Silence period 4 s...

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