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CDI-46 Installation and Setup Guide V1.3

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Contents

Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 3

Scope of this Guide ....................................................................................................................................................... 3

What’s in the box .......................................................................................................................................................... 3

Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 4

Mechanical fitting and internal connections

 ............................................................................................................. 4

CDI-46 jumper settings

 ................................................................................................................................................ 6

Using the Digital Paging Interface ................................................................................................ 6

Remote Control of the 46-120 via Ethernet ................................................................................ 7

OS and Browser compatibility

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Checking browser compatibility

 ............................................................................................................................. 7

Configuring the network

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46-120 browser control

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Zone Settings

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Paging Control

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Configuration options

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Zone/Source Matrix

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Zone Control

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Level and Source Visibility

 .......................................................................................................................................13

CDI Control

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Labelling

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System Defaults

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Power-up Mode and Power-up Defaults

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RS-232 Baud Rate .....................................................................................................................................................16

Network

 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Device Info ................................................................................................................................................................. 17

Firmware update

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Change Installer PIN

 ................................................................................................................................................18

User Security

 ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

Documents ................................................................................................................................................................. 22

Music Mute ................................................................................................................................................................. 22

46-120 Serial Control ................................................................................................................... 23

Abridged command set

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Examples ..................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Using the CDI-46 as an Ethernet-to-serial bridge

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Cable lengths

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Summary of Contents for CDI-46

Page 1: ...CDI 46 Installation and Setup GuideV1 3 CDI 46 SERIAL INTERFACE CARD Installation and Setup Guide ...

Page 2: ...ity 7 Configuring the network 8 46 120 browser control 10 Zone Settings 10 Paging Control 11 Configuration options 12 Zone Source Matrix 12 Zone Control 13 Level and SourceVisibility 13 CDI Control 13 Labelling 14 System Defaults 16 Power up Mode and Power up Defaults 16 RS 232 Baud Rate 16 Network 16 Device Info 17 Firmware update 18 Change Installer PIN 18 User Security 19 Documents 22 Music Mut...

Page 3: ...B which is retrofitted internally in the 46 120 such that the ETHERNET INTERFACE CDPM PM INPUT and RS 232 connectors are available at the rear panel Scope of this Guide This manual describes the mechanical installation of the card and the connections that need to be made to it It also explains the various configuration options that the card offers and how to set these using the simple built in web...

Page 4: ...elow sub board LINE INPUT SUB BOARD CON21 CON22 CON25 CON23 CON13 REAR LH SECTION OF 46 120 MAIN PCB NOT TO SCALE FOR COMPONENT LOCATION PURPOSES ONLY REMOVE M3 SCREW REMOVE M3 SCREW REMOVE JUMPERS REMOVE JUMPERS J7 J10 J13 J1 J17 J5 5 Refer to the 46 120 main PCB layout diagram above Note that there are several jumpers on the PCB which will be not readily accessible once the CDI 46 card is instal...

Page 5: ...project towards the rear of the chassis Plug the 10 way ribbon cable coming from CON8 on the CDI 46 card this one is the left most of the three into header CON21 on the main PCB The red ident on the ribbon cable should be to the right 11 Plug the 20 way ribbon cable from CON7 on the CDI 46 card the middle one into header CON22 on the main PCB The free connector can only go in one way 12 Plug the 1...

Page 6: ...ingle connection provides all audio control and power required by the microphone Note that this connector has no LEDs The CDPM PM INPUT port is able to supply 250 mA to power paging microphones This is adequate to power one or two microphones of models PM 4 PM 8 or PM 12 Cloud recommend that PM 16 microphones and all SA models with spot announcement sound stores are powered by a separate external ...

Page 7: ...s Operating System as it is no longer supported by Microsoft Installers should appreciate that due to the frequency of browser updates it is impossible to provide a definitive list of compatible browser versions However at the time of creating this Installation Guide the CDI 46 has been tested to operate satisfactorily with the following browsers Internet Explorer 11 Chrome v 42 Firefox v 35 Safar...

Page 8: ...net cable In this scenario both the laptop and CDI 46 will configure themselves using Link local IP addresses and will be able to communicate without the requirement for DHCP or further network infrastructure Using this temporary connection the CDI 46 can be set up and configured to use either DHCP the default or a specific static IP address suitable for the target network If a static IP address i...

Page 9: ...mmend that the CDI 46 should either be set with a static IP address i e with DHCP disabled or uses a fixed DHCP allocated address on your routing hardware It will then have a fixed IP address on the network for other devices to browse to Ensure that a suitable IP address is reserved on the network to which you intend to connect the device If the CDI 46 changes IP address users or third party contr...

Page 10: ...one Note that Off is the default option and that this is above Line 6 so the button must be used to access the sources from the default If the line inputs have been renamed see page 14 their names will be displayed instead of Line Input n Only Line inputs enabled for the Zone see page 12 will be available in the button Mic Input these two buttons force microphone access for MIC 1 and MIC 2 inputs ...

Page 11: ... either paging or spot announcements from a PM SA microphone PMSA Messages clicking on the arrows of these eight buttons sends a command to a Cloud PM SA Series paging microphone connected to the Digital Paging Interface to trigger one of its spot announcement groups Each group defines a set of zones a specific chime and a pre recorded message to be played in those zones Model PM4 SA has four prog...

Page 12: ... in the Zones themselves When controlling the 46 120 from the browser interface it is possible to restrict the available sources in each Zone The Zone Source Matrix page lets the installer determine which line and mic inputs are available to each Zone via the browser The default is for all inputs to be available to all Zones as denoted by the green ticks Click on a tick to deselect a source in a p...

Page 13: ...hown at Zone Settings on page 10 However the user may not wish music level or music source selection or either to be available via a browser By unticking Level or Source for the Zone s in question the controls will be removed from the page for that Zone Note that it is also possible to define globally which zone functions each User has access to See User Security on page 19 for more detais CDI Con...

Page 14: ...hen PM SA Series paging microphones form part of the system Names entered on the Labelling page will replace the default names Line 1 Mic 1 Group A etc on all browser pages where they appear This provides a much more intuitive interface for the User The Labelling page is divided in four areas the labels for the Line Inputs are at the top scroll down to see the remainder ...

Page 15: ...button there are two at the top and bottom of the page will upload all the labels simultaneously the names are loaded into non volatile memory on the CDI 46 card itself The Refresh button reloads the Labelling page from the CDI 46 card and thus may be used to discard any changes that have been made to the labels on screen since the last click of the Upload button ...

Page 16: ... CDI 46 s current state in the Default memory This will ensure that when the 46 120 is powered off and on again it will resume the same state This is particularly important when a mixture of hardware control front panel or remote plates and browser control is being used in the various zones The Reset Defaults button may be clicked to restore the Default memory to the original factory settings The ...

Page 17: ... majority of installations these network parameters will not need adjustment However they are likely to become relevant if the CDI 46 is connected to an existing IT network The correct settings for these items will vary from one installation to another and we recommend that the network administrator is consulted as to the appropriate values HTTP Port This is the virtual port that a browser will co...

Page 18: ...ose the browser page 9 Run the Firmware Update application on a Windows PC connected to the same network 10 Click Discover 11 Click the IP Address listed in BOLD font 12 Check and confirm which settings you would like to overwrite on the Update interface 13 Click Update 14 Wait for the Firmware updated successfully message 15 Click OK then close the Firmware Update application Change Installer PIN...

Page 19: ...urity tab to reveal the list of Users The CDI 46 security system gives up to ten Users unique PIN access to the control pages Additionally a Guest User may access the control pages without a PIN Clicking on any of the ten User tabs opens the User privileges page for that User ...

Page 20: ...Select the zones for which the User should have access and select Level and or Source according to requirements If the User should be able to initiate announcements from a PM SA paging mic select Messaging If the User should have the authority to enable microphones in his her allocated Zones select Mic 1 and or Mic 2 as appropriate Once User privileges have been defined the User s may log on using...

Page 21: ...User the Guest User If User enabled is active for the Guest User it is possible to browse to the web interface pages without a PIN being requested However as with any other User only those functions that have been assigned by an Installer will be available The Guest User has been included to allow casual access to unit functionality without a PIN logon For many installations this may raise securit...

Page 22: ...c Mute The browser interface also provides indication of Music Mute status The nature of the indication depends on whether you are logged in as a User or an Installer When an external mute command is applied to the 46 120 s Music Mute port the browser interface becomes unavailable to a User while the mute is active The current page is greyed out and the page heading banner changes from blue to red...

Page 23: ...panel RS232 connector is a 3 pin 3 5 mm pitch screw terminal connector The pinout is shown in the table PIN LABEL FUNCTION 1 Gd Ground 2 Rx Data transmit 3 Tx Data receive Note that not all control systems interpret Tx and Rx the same way and the installer should check whether pins 2 and 3 should be crossed within the cable Port parameters PARAMETER VALUE SETTING Data Type RS 232 serial Data Speed...

Page 24: ...solute value in dBs or increased decreased by a specified number of dBs Either may be defined in steps of 1 dB For absolute levels the number of dBs corresponds to attenuation rather than gain thus 0 dB is maximum level and at 90 dB the zone is muted The values of y in the general format is the Zone No 1 to 4 and m is the attenuation level in one dB steps 0 to 90 respectively To alter the Zone lev...

Page 25: ...g This command differs from the others in that the value of y in the general format is in the form of a 4 character mask of ASCII X s select and O s don t select with the character position in the mask denoting the Zone number EXAMPLE COMMAND ASCII COMMAND HEX Enable paging to Zone 3 PM PAOOXO 3C 50 4D 2C 50 41 4F 4F 58 4F 2F 3E Enable paging to Zones 1 and 4 PM PAXOOX 3C 50 4D 2C 50 41 4F 4F 4F 5...

Page 26: ...e of 4998 If the controlling device is only able to support remote ports in a certain address range i e not including 4998 the port address can be changed on the Communications page of the browser interface accessed from Config Network Cable lengths RS 232 serial communication can use either shielded or unshielded cable The longest cable run that can be practically used for error free operation in...

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