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CDPM Digital Paging Microphone

Setup And Installation Guide

CLOUD ELECTRONICS LIMITED

The first rack of equipment is to be located close to the kitchen, since this area is a service area
and not in the public view.  The second rack is placed in a storage area of the gym.  To simplify
the cabling between the different areas, it is determined that both the gym and kitchen CDPM-4s
will have an analogue interface module installed. This allows each of these to be powered from
a mixer, and means that there is no need for an analogue set of cables to run between the
kitchen and the gym.

One of the installation requirements, is that certain groupings are set and recognised, but cannot
be reconfigured by the end users of the microphones.  As such the groups will be set on
initialisation for the CDPM-12 microphones, and all microphones will operate with the group lock
on to prevent users tampering with the group settings.

To initialise the microphones, the CDPM-PSU can be used to connect power to each of the units.
To initialise a unit it will need to power up with the NVM reset jumper ‘ON’ (J7).  Once the unit
has powered up the zones that are not being used should be disabled.  This is done by holding
down the ‘CLEAR’ button and then selecting those zones which are to be disabled.  Once the
required zones have been selected, the ‘CLEAR’ button on the microphone can be released.  For
the CDPM-12 microphones, buttons 11 and 12 are to be disabled; for the Gym microphone,
button 4 is to be disabled.

In this same initialisation stage, the CDPM-12 groups can be set.  These are set by selecting the
required zones on the display and then holding the appropriate group button until the selection
begins to flash.  The groups are to be set as follows:
Group A - Zones 1, 2 and 4
Group B - Zones 6 - 8
Group C - Zones 3 and 5
Group D - Not set

The security microphone is to use chime 1 from the available selection and the security
microphone is to use chime 4.  The other two paging points are not to use any chime.

Once the initialisation of each of the microphones is complete, the power is disconnected and
the units are configured for operation before they are installed.  The operating jumper
configuration for each  microphone is shown in table 9.3 below:

Table 9.3: Operating jumper configurations for Paging Points

Once this configuration has taken place, the chime level on the Reception and Security
microphones will need to be adjusted to an appropriate level using preset PR1 inside these
microphones.

Jumper

Description

PP1:Reception PP2:Security

PP3:Gym

PP4:Kitchen

J1

+1 to Chime Select

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF 

J2

+2 to Chime Select

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

J3

+4 to Chime Select

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

J4

Terminate Buss

ON

OFF

OFF

ON

J5

Chime On/Off

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

J6

Internal Chime On/Off

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

J7

NVM Reset

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

J8

Priority

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

J9

Group Lock

ON

ON

ON

ON

J10

Auto Zone Reset

ON

ON

ON

ON

J11

+8 to Bank Offset

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

J12

+4 to Bank Offset

OFF

OFF

ON

OFF

J13 

+2 to Bank Offset

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

J14 

+1 to Bank Offset

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

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Summary of Contents for CDPM

Page 1: ...Version 1 CDPM Setup and Installation Guide CDPM DIGITAL PAGING MICROPHONE Cloud Electronics Limited Copyright Cloud Electronics Limited 2005 Clearly Better Sound...

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Page 3: ...CS LIMITED CDPM Setup and Installation Guide Cloud Electronics Limited 140 Staniforth Road Sheffield S9 3HF England Phone 44 0 114 244 7051 Fax 44 0 114 242 5462 E mail technical cloud co uk WebSite w...

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Page 5: ...ments 2 4 1 Using an External Adapter 2 4 2 Powering from a Cloud host mixer 3 5 Cables and Connections 3 5 1 Connecting between CDPM microphones 3 5 2 Connecting the CDPM to a mixer using RJ45 4 5 3...

Page 6: ...lation Guide 7 8 Enabling Disabling Zone Buttons 8 7 9 Terminating the Buss 9 7 10 Configuring dual purpose microphone inputs on the Host Mixer 9 8 Jumper and default settings summary 10 9 Scenarios 1...

Page 7: ...rable two layer announcement priority system auto zone reset after announcement and zone disable The different models of CDPM microphone accommodate 4 8 12 and 16 zones respectively Sixteen is the max...

Page 8: ...continue to its conclusion The interrupting CDPM will flash its selected zone LEDs to indicate that the announcement cannot be made and that the system is already in use The zone selection on the mic...

Page 9: ...r the custom interface the CDPM microphones use to communicate Audio is directional on this interface and so is transmitted from the OUT connection to the IN connection on the next microphone or mixer...

Page 10: ...Cable The audio cable should be a standard two core screened microphone audio cable This cable is connected to the XLR socket marked AUDIO OUT on the rear panel Connections to this XLR are pin 2 as in...

Page 11: ...al of the shaft 12 Put the cable through the threaded shaft and then insert the rubber tube Tighten the domed nut to clamp down on the cable 13 Connect access cores to their respective access terminal...

Page 12: ...tion 4 It is possible to offset the zones a microphone is mapped to by setting the display This is useful in situations where a CDPM is to operate over a sub set of the available zones Factory default...

Page 13: ...and stored in memory linking the pins on internal jumper J9 will lock these group settings to prevent groups being set during operation J9 Locks the groups NOTE J7 non volatile memory reset takes pre...

Page 14: ...led Zones can only be disabled when the unit has powered up after a NVM Reset see section 7 4 To disable a sub set of zones 1 Power up the unit on a NVM reset J7 linking pins 2 Depress and hold the cl...

Page 15: ...or as a paging microphone In order for the microphone input to be used as a paging microphone the access contacts on the rear panel should be enabled using the appropriate jumpers The table below sho...

Page 16: ...will mean removing the connection to that unit For access terminal block connections this is best achieved at the mixer end of the connection Only reassemble the unit using the original screws or scre...

Page 17: ...s a dual purpose input Since there is only a single microphone this unit can be powered from the mixer connections a CDPM PSU will not be required Since the installation is small there is no requireme...

Page 18: ...a separate set of audio sources to the rest of the hotel so a Z4II four zone mixer is allocated for the Gym facilities The remaining 7 zones are to be distributed through a Z8II eight zone mixer The...

Page 19: ...12 are to be disabled for the Gym microphone button 4 is to be disabled In this same initialisation stage the CDPM 12 groups can be set These are set by selecting the required zones on the display and...

Page 20: ...All that now remains is for the microphones to be physically installed and connected as required Fig 9 2 1 Access Contact Connections between PP3 PP4 and mixers CLOUD ELECTRONICS LTD 140 STANIFORTH R...

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