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Public Address System

Network Public Address Host

MAG6182II

POWER

OFF

USB

NETWORK PUBLIC ADDRESS CENTRE

MAG 6182II

EMC MIC

FULL ALARMING

COMPACT DISC DRIVER

User Manual

Thank you for using our DSPPA public address system. Please read this User Manual carefully to make better use
of this equipment.

Guangzhou DSPPA Audio Co., Ltd.

http://www.dsppatech.com

Summary of Contents for MAG6182II

Page 1: ...NETWORK PUBLIC ADDRESS CENTRE MAG 6182II EMC MIC FULL ALARMING COMPACT DISC DRIVER User Manual Thank you for using our DSPPA public address system Please read this User Manual carefully to make bette...

Page 2: ...This page is left blank for notes of user...

Page 3: ...use of product and technical specifications of the network address Host Please read this User Manual carefully before connection installation and use and operate in accordance with corresponding instr...

Page 4: ...se disconnect other equipment from power source before they are connected to this product Please tune volume to its minimum level before the device is powered ON or OFF All terminals on the device mar...

Page 5: ...Ethernet switches module 17 2 8 32 channel fire linkage network module 18 3 System connection description 22 3 1 Basic system Connection Diagram 22 3 2 Main functions of basic system 24 3 3 Typical S...

Page 6: ...lete functions The system realizes digital transmission and takes LAN as its transmission medium and the transmission distance may be over a dozen kilometers The existing LAN architecture may be used...

Page 7: ...signal alarm A fire icon will show on the main interface of corresponding zone in case of fire alarms The alarm status is clear and informative The addressing can be automatically resumed after the i...

Page 8: ...s of further setup and restart of the controller Automatic screen saver to cut down operating energy consumption Recording function The users can make them own audio source by recording on local devic...

Page 9: ...r connection of a USB mobile HDD or other storage devices to copy programs to the system It may also be used to connect to a keyboard or mouse with USB port for software upgrading 4 Internal CD drive...

Page 10: ...et Switches Device LAN2 Power Ethernet Switches Slot Ethernet Switches Slot CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 CH 7 CH 8 CH 9 CH 10 LAN1 CH10 CH8 CH6 CH4 CH9 CH7 CH5 CH3 CH2 Net LAN1 PC LAN1 CH1 Net LAN2 P...

Page 11: ...20V 10 please make sure the voltage of power source to the device conforms to required voltage 6 Functional module extension port note this machine needs 6 standard extension modules to ensure work no...

Page 12: ...is not clear pull down one of the four dial keys the indicator will be on and the local parameters will recover the following specific parameters IP 192 168 18 2 GATE 192 168 18 1 Mask Code 255 255 25...

Page 13: ...ers enter the device settings interface double click the phone paging card or click the edit button and check the terminal number version number terminal type and IP address of the device as shown in...

Page 14: ...s for local operations The module can work properly as long as it has been properly set by a management software It integrates a voltage limiter to ensure the speech transmission index is not reduced...

Page 15: ...log audio signal to digital audio signal which is sent to the network at request of the controller Full digital design HiFi high speech transmission index The four channel audio input module can be in...

Page 16: ...uner mp3 and so on 6 Audio signal line output interface To output audio line signal connect with the amplifiers mixing consoles and so on 7 DIP switch When the parameters of this module cannot be foun...

Page 17: ...ut and output 1 line MIC input 3 5 headphone earphone input interface The monitor module can be installed on the extension card slot of the network PA Host with 2 screws 2 3 1 Settings of monitor modu...

Page 18: ...12V 1 Power Management Net Setup Setup 1 Network indicating LED When this system is offline the LED is in green color and it turns red when network connection to the controller is re established 2 DIP...

Page 19: ...output Supporting 12V 100mA and shortcut output connecting with the output indicator The power management module can be installed on the extension card slot of the network PA Host with 2 screws 2 5 1...

Page 20: ...hannel control corresponds to the corresponding host power control SC 1 SC 4 channel 1 to channel 4 short circuit signal output COM is the common end the output signal of this interface is controlled...

Page 21: ...timing point when it is in the programmed state Features Smart power management function Host switch and power management function Indicating function of alarming fault and the other emergencies outpu...

Page 22: ...flashing 4 Network indicator The indicator is for the connection of switch data and switch card when the switch data card work normally the indicator light is always on or flashing 5 Network interfac...

Page 23: ...control area can be extended randomly 2 8 2 Appearance Description 1 Setup indicator When the parameters of this module cannot be found such as IP is not clear pull down the Mode key and this indicat...

Page 24: ...tance short circuit signal 7 SC1 SC2 short circuit output As long as there is an alarm signal input 1 channel or multiple channels SC1 SC2 short circuit output 8 RS485 communication interface A B is R...

Page 25: ...the corresponding IP in the browser and then save to modify successfully 2 8 4 Configuration of fire detection function This module has the function of fire line fault detection If you need to use thi...

Page 26: ...ction in the corresponding channel 5 To extend 32 channel fire linkage module set the corresponding IP address on the host for the module after finishing the installment and connection of the module E...

Page 27: ...mote PC PA Host MIC CD TUNER Recorder Monitoring Terminal Terminal POWER OFF ON USB NETWORK PUBLIC ADDRESS CENTRE EMC MIC FULL ALARMING COMPACT DISC DRIVER USB F1 Set VOL VOL STBY Net Service Timing S...

Page 28: ...rminals connected to the PA system less than 20 the system may operate on a 10Mb LAN with slightly negative influence on performance Better performance can be realized in a network with Star Topology...

Page 29: ...sic system has provided zone specific real time or timed background music paging manual alarm and energy efficient operation functions In addition it also supports program on demand or paging on the P...

Page 30: ...m Remote control PC PA Host MIC CD TUNER Recorder Monitoring Remote paging mobile phone Terminal VOD terminal Connect to 4 amplifier respectively MODEL CM10 UP DOWN CHIME MIC MIC ON MIC OFF POWER MONI...

Page 31: ...a PC of the user Besides a mobile phone may be connected via WIFI to realize wireless paging and VOD operations For details please refer to the User Manual of such remote controller software Module ex...

Page 32: ...green and stops flickering Power on the terminals during the start up of the controller After the controller completes start up process status of various terminals will be displayed on the main inter...

Page 33: ...an incoming phone call the chime name is shown when a chime is inserted warning message is shown when an alarm is played Warning Card Alarm is indicated in case of an alarm The second line shows stat...

Page 34: ...de lower level operations 4 3 1 Designate program or program group for a zone Instructions as to designating program for a zone is as shown in Fig 4 below Step 1 Choose an audio type in Source Selecti...

Page 35: ...Edit program groups In Source Selection column select USB songs Program insert the USB it shows USB ready and copy the songs to the host as shown in figure 5 Step 1 Select the songs you want to copy...

Page 36: ...3 Paging from host to zones When the host pages a zone the user should firstly insert a microphone into EMC MIC jack and turn on the microphone and then touch the zone to be paged Then the user shoul...

Page 37: ...uch the Ful A button in Alarm Operation column and a prompt window appears as shown in Fig 8 The user can select Yes to deliver an alarm to all zones After the alarm is finished the user should touch...

Page 38: ...ublic Address System 33 4 3 6 Play the built in CD Before playing a CD in a specific zone the user needs to insert the CD into a CD drive To play the CD the user should firstly select Internal Source...

Page 39: ...elected zone And then touch Play button to start playing as shown in figure 11 4 3 7 Adjust the zone volume To adjust the volume select the zone firstly or select all zone The zone button turns into r...

Page 40: ...oint may be set by cycles by time and Special timing point By cycle means the timing will be executed in cycles in accordance with the days selected and it need to set the start time of the timing poi...

Page 41: ...Network Address System Network Public Address System Network Public Address System 36 Set to By time 1 Name the timing point Fig 14 Fig 13...

Page 42: ...sh and then click execute immediately Set to by circle Set the weekly cycle Select the timing point for a week and the starting time When choosing the performing week touch and tick the performing wee...

Page 43: ...point As shown in figure 16 Set to special timing point 1 Name the timing point 2 Select the timing point mode with special timing point 3 Set start date and end date for the task 4 Select special tim...

Page 44: ...the timing point to delete click delete delete the undesired timing point Copy function Select the timing point to copy click copy copy the timing point Search function Click search it will appear a...

Page 45: ...one time plans in the system In schools if the timetable of an odd number week is different from that in an even number week then two plans may be made which can be used in turn In some regions the t...

Page 46: ...g point Also can switch the state forbid start of a timing point as shown in Fig 21 For instance in a raining day it is necessary to cancel the outdoor radio exercise then the user can select the timi...

Page 47: ...am from the list of audio sources and then touch Listen button in Vol for Zone and listening column to preview such selected program The user can touch Stop button to stop the preview 4 3 12 Zone moni...

Page 48: ...the working status of the terminal clearly The monitoring should be idle condition the monitored devices should be working status and then select the terminal device to monitor Tips Only one zone can...

Page 49: ...me as shown in Fig 24 Fig 24 4 3 13 Shortcut key 1 Shortcut key 2 Click Shortcut key settings on routine setting of system setting to set the operation function and terminal device of Shortcut key1 Sh...

Page 50: ...reak in On basis of actual needs the signal priority is set as follows by default Local device paging Fire alarm Incoming phone call Chime break in Terminal paging background music or VOD program from...

Page 51: ...e management zone setting extension module and phone settings 5 1 General Settings 1 Time settings Procedures to modify system time are as follows The user should firstly select the item to be modifie...

Page 52: ...ime of device and range from 1h 24h Language setting Select the language type in the language settings column Host timekeeping Input the device IP on the GPRS timekeeping device and save it Transfer s...

Page 53: ...ortcut key 2 click modify function it will appear Shortcut key editor interface as shown in Fig 31 2 selection function select play mode click add device to enter add device interface to set the termi...

Page 54: ...Help to scan the help documents users can click the help document to guide the operation when do not know how to operate As shown in the following Catalog column on the left content column on the rig...

Page 55: ...m Network Public Address System Network Public Address System 50 Register Click register input the registration code as shown in the Fig 33 Exit Click Exit click ok to close the server as shown in the...

Page 56: ...Select the device to delete click delete as shown in the Fig 35 Classification display function Click Classification display to enter the device searching interface and classify the type of device thr...

Page 57: ...on of the device directly and view the device status as shown in the Fig 36 Edit function Modify the name of terminal through this function data transmission mode can be selected for unicast or multic...

Page 58: ...al device number and end device number Then set Data transmission mode Transfer server Volume control and Application items selection click save as shown in the Fig 39 5 2 2 Grouping operation A Click...

Page 59: ...splay Device Device displayed including these device as follows Fig 41 device information can be seen at the host interface as shown in the Fig 42 Device not displayed including those devices in the f...

Page 60: ...put terminal trigger is open set delay time such as set it as 20 second When the terminal stop playing the corresponding program it will close the terminal forced insertion output DC 24V SC short circ...

Page 61: ...lick create input the list name click ok to create the new list as shown in the Fig 46 Add songs Select a list click add songs to enter the dialog column choose the host music catalog choose the songs...

Page 62: ...ete songs Included music column on the right side select the songs need to delete and click delete songs to delete Add songs Click add songs to enter the dialog column of add songs Click and choose so...

Page 63: ...then inert the USB when the device shows USB ready select the host music catalog click to copy the songs to host as shown in the Fig 50 5 3 4 Program recording Click start recording then record the co...

Page 64: ...Alarm sound settings Click audio sources management will appear audio source dialog column select alarm sound setting and choose alarm sound on songs catalog Then choose the song for alarming if the u...

Page 65: ...twork Address System Network Public Address System Network Public Address System 60 5 3 6 Chime Settings Operation refers to Chime settings as shown in the Fig 53 5 3 7 Sound card settings Fig 54 Fig...

Page 66: ...user Click Create a new user it will appear Create a new user dialog column input the user name and password click save to create a new user account as shown in the Fig 55 5 4 2 Modify a user Select a...

Page 67: ...s shown in the Fig 58 Notes The priority is reduced from 1 7 level The highest level can interrupt the others level For example Broadcasting program is the level 6 timing program is the level 5 When t...

Page 68: ...IP dialog column input the IP segment of terminal For example input 192 168 20 250 click ok to add the terminal segment of the IP 192 168 20 250 as shown in the fig 59 5 6 2 Ping Click Ping and enter...

Page 69: ...ange start time and end time click search and click Drive as shown in the fig 61 5 7 2 Paging station log Save the paging station log to server When the user tick Save the paging station log to server...

Page 70: ...he user do not tick Save the paging station log to server they can choose log saving catalog Click and select the saving routine catalog as shown in the fig 63 5 7 3 Device log Choose the type of log...

Page 71: ...k upgrade as shown in the fig 65 5 8 2 Device maintenance Modify IP When the IP terminal conflict with each other the user can solve it through Modify IP Select the Automatic search or Specify IP clic...

Page 72: ...ecify IP click search it will show the IP terminal and select one of it Click Open on the back of File routine select upgrade program file and click Upgrade as shown in the fig 67 5 8 3 System backup...

Page 73: ...any failure of the device please do NOT open the case and repair without permission from a professional personnel to avoid accident or additional damages to the device Please do NOT place any corrosi...

Page 74: ...MAG6182II User Manual 1 3 Warranty card 1 4 Quality Certificate 1 5 White gasket 4 6 Audio cable with RCA plug 1 7 3m network cable 1 8 5 19 semi sunk cross head wire 4 9 Audio adapter 5 10 Internatio...

Page 75: ...ti cast Screen size 17 LCD Operation type Touchscreen Working environment Ambient temperature 5 35 C Relative humidity 75 Barometric pressure 86 106kpa Load capacity of timing power supply Current in...

Page 76: ...articles of similar nature Please do NOT remove the cover of the equipment otherwise you may get an electric shock Where necessary repair to the equipment should be conducted by qualified professiona...

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