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Sonix 2Mx Technical Manual

SONIX 2MX TECHNICAL MANUAL  

TM370 / A  June 2022  www.eaton.com

6  Unit Operation

6.1  Front panel interface

Item

Name

Description

1

Power

48V dc input active

2

BGM

Background music

3

Local input

Local system source indicators

4

Voice activity

Voice activity indicators

5

Alarms

Alarm activity indicators

6

Beacons

Beacon activity indicator

7

System Status

System health indicators

8

Default Config

Not used

9

Global status

Global interconnects health indicators

10

Pushbutton

Unit control button

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Control

Local action indicators

The front panel is comprised of a single pushbutton and 

groups of system and unit status indicators.

The indicators on the Sonix 2Mx central controller are 

a mixture of Red and Green LEDs. They are used to 

communicate status to the user in a concise manor.

The LEDs operate in the following patterns:

Pattern Name

Description

Off

Not illuminated

Slow flashing

~0.7 Hz / 3 flashes every 2 seconds

Fast flashing

~3 Hz / 3 flashes per second

Solid

Always illuminated

Table 6 - Available LED modes

6.1.1  Power on reset

On power up the unit is held in reset for 1 second with 

all LEDs illuminated, then continues to keep the units 

attached in reset for a further ~8 second.

6.1.2  Power

The power LED is a simple power active indicator:

Solid 

Power on

6.1.3  Background Music

The Background Music indicator is used to show when 

BGM is available and when it is active on the system.

Pattern

State

Off

BGM not available / configured

Slow flashing

BGM is available but not active

Solid

BGM is active on the system

Table 7 - BGM Indicator states

BGM is enabled in confi guration, sourced from the Sonix 

Io and controlled by the Sonix Hmi-26, see section 8.1 

for more details.

6.1.4  Local source inputs

The local source inputs are comprised of Aux I/P and 

PABX groups. Each group has two indicators, labelled 1 

and 2.

The indicators are associated with the following system 

inputs:

Input

Source

Aux I/P 1

Sonix MS12 Message store

Aux I/P 2

Sonix Io unit’s Aux input

PABX 1

Sonix Pbx telephone interface unit

PABX 2

Sonix Io unit’s Pbx input

Table 8 - Local source indicators

All indicators have the same 3 states:

Pattern

State

Off

No activity

Slow flashing

Source is available but not active on the system

Solid

Source is active on the system

Table 9 - Local source indicator states

6.1.5  Voice activity

The voice activity LEDs are comprised of a pair of 

indicators, labelled 1 and 2, for each group source; 

Routine Speech and Important Message.

The ‘1’ indicator is used to show local system activity:

Pattern

State

Off

No local system activity

Slow flashing

Local source is available but not active on the system

Solid

Local source is active on the system

Table 10 - Local system activity indicator states

The ‘2’ indicator is used to show remote activity, with 

the source from the Sync bus:

Pattern

State

Off

No remote source activity

Slow flashing

Remote source is available but not active on the system

Solid

Remote source is active on the system

Table 11 - Remote system activity indicator states

R

Sonix   2Mx

TM

GLOBAL STATUS

OPERATIONAL 

AUX

1         2

1         2

1         2

1         2

1         2

PABX

Routine

Speech

Important

Message

Alarms

Aux I/P

Pbx

record

Power

!

Beacons

Default

Config

Power

Dist

Beacon

Amplifier

HMI

Matrix

I/O

LOCAL STATUS

Global Bus

Data

N+1

Switchover

System

Sync

System Reset
Beacon Test
Global Ticktone
Global Sense Test

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

Power Bus

Sync

Beacon Bus

Global Bus

Amp Bus

HMi Bus

HMi Bus

I/O Bus

48V

DC

I/P

+    -

Fault 

O/P 

N/C 

Com

Default

Config

COMPLIANT

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

Figure 8 - Sonix 2Mx Front

Summary of Contents for SONIX 2Mx

Page 1: ...Alarms Important Message AUX OPERATIONAL Beacons System Reset Beacon Test Global Ticktone Global Sense Test LOCAL STATUS Matrix HMI Amplifier Beacon I O Power Dist Default Config Bgm 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 P...

Page 2: ...FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR MERCHANTABILITY OTHER THAN THOSE SPECIFICALLY SET OUT IN ANY EXISTING CONTRACT BETWEEN THE PARTIES ANY SUCH CONTRACT STATES THE ENTIRE OBLIGATION OF EATON THE CONTENTS OF T...

Page 3: ...feedback 2Mx Sonix 2Mx Central controller Amp 350 d Sonix 350 W Power Amplifier with 100 V line output Eol1 Sonix Remote End of Line unit Eol8 Sonix Amplifier to 100 V line interface unit 8 channel SP...

Page 4: ...Port Indicators 9 5 4 2 Bus connections 10 5 4 2 1 Split loop 10 5 4 3 Audio 10 5 4 4 Global bus 10 6 UNIT OPERATION 11 6 1 Front panel interface 11 6 1 1 Power on reset 11 6 1 2 Power 11 6 1 3 Backgr...

Page 5: ...g 22 8 7 1 Data monitoring 22 8 7 2 Missing unit monitoring 22 8 7 3 Audio monitoring 22 8 7 4 Unit monitoring 22 8 8 Global Sense test 22 8 9 Access panel timeout 22 8 10 IO Audio timeout 22 9 CUSTOM...

Page 6: ...N 1 TAP PCB CAT6A CONNECTIONS 19 FIGURE 18 N 1 TAP PCB CONTROL CONNECTIONS 20 FIGURE 19 2MX FAULT TREE 24 LIST OF TABLES TABLE 1 FAULT OUTPUT STATES 9 TABLE 2 DEFAULT CONFIGURATION INPUT STATE 9 TABLE...

Page 7: ...nfigurable to allow customisation and modification to the whole Sonix PA GA system Central to the architecture of the Sonix PA GA system is a fully redundant self healing data loop connected via RJ45...

Page 8: ...5 Beacon Bus Beacon bus connections 6 Sync Bus Sync bus connections 7 Power Bus Power bus connections 8 48V Input DC Input connector 9 Fault Output Fault relay output 10 Default Config Communications...

Page 9: ...T6A The 8off pairs of both 8p8c RJ45 style sockets on the rear of the 2Mx are used to connect and communicate with the other units of a Sonix PA GA system Name Color Connected units Data Audio Amp Gre...

Page 10: ...5 Split loop bus data flow The only exception to this is the global bus which is not capable of being a loop 5 4 3 Audio Audio is routed in a similar arrangement to the data control flow There are 2...

Page 11: ...Sonix Hmi 26 see section 8 1 for more details 6 1 4 Local source inputs The local source inputs are comprised of Aux I P and PABX groups Each group has two indicators labelled 1 and 2 The indicators a...

Page 12: ...ible states Pattern State Both off Error not a valid state Solid Green Healthy no issues Fast Flashing Green Duplicate unit ID seen not affecting system operation but should be corrected as soon as pr...

Page 13: ...s not available for normal operation without accepting the ping set request first 6 1 13 Internal Fault Buzzer The 2Mx is provided with an internal buzzer that activates each time a new fault occurs T...

Page 14: ...mplifiers Vw2 Beacon Controller Vw2 Beacon Controller Pbx Fire Gas Ms12 Io Io PABX 2Mx Central Controller 2Mx Central Controller 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli...

Page 15: ...Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er Vw2 Beacon Controller Vw2 Beacon Controller Controller Vw2 Beacon Controller 2Mx Central Controller 2Mx Central Controller 350 d A...

Page 16: ...Controller Vw2 Beacon Controller Ms12 A Side Access Panel Access Panel Access Panel Access Panel Access Panel Fire Gas Ms12 Pbx Vw2 Beacon Vw2 Beacon Vw2 Beacon Vw2 Beacon Controller Controller Contr...

Page 17: ...er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er 350 d Ampli er Vw2 Beacon Controller Vw2 Beacon Controller Controller Vw2 Be...

Page 18: ...ler Controller Vw2 Beacon Controller Pbx Access Panel Access Panel Access Panel Access Panel Access Panel Fire Gas Pbx Ms12 Vw2 Beacon Vw2 Beacon Vw2 Beacon Vw2 Beacon Controller Controller Controller...

Page 19: ...ap PCB is required for Amplifier Bus and a second for Beacon Bus if in use The connections for the beacon bus follow an identical pattern to amplifier bus connections shown Unit N Unit 1 Unit 2 Amp Bu...

Page 20: ...ts of the resolved priority and general operation fault diagnostics The recommended maximum cable run for the sync bus is 100m please discuss with your local Eaton representative on longer distances 7...

Page 21: ...Software See SAS manual for details 8 2 3 Amplifier faults In a typical PA GA system amplifiers are the most numerous items To aid with issue tracking the extended 2Mx Sync status report into SAS incl...

Page 22: ...o returning A warning will be raised if a bus stops being a complete loop for audio see 6 1 8 Local Status indicators ote N Hmi Bus connected units access panels are partly wired in spurs they also mo...

Page 23: ...Alarm Tone that is mixed into the Emergency Speech broadcast is set to approximately 12dB lower than the normal Attenuated Alarm This value can be customised to one of the following 1 1 2 5 4 6 8 5 1...

Page 24: ...se Fault Split Loop Solid RED Key Flashing RED Flashing GREEN Ms12 Fault Io Audio Input Fault Amplifier Fault Missing Unit Missing Unit Duplicate Unit ID Duplicate Unit ID Duplicate Unit ID Data Routi...

Page 25: ...red indicator is informing the user that there was an issue on the associated bus but it has been resolved To diagnose the issue users will need to study the log included with SAS assuming that the s...

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