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Sonix Hmi-5 Technical Manual

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SONIX HMI-5 TECHNICAL MANUAL  

TM373 / A  June 2022  www.eaton.com

7  Maintenance

The Hmi-5 unit itself does not require any specific 

maintenance but the following general maintenance 

should be performed monthly.

Warning:

 Make sure to follow any local 

regulations on hazardous area before opening 

units.

• 

Check the unit for visible damage (scratches, bumps)

• 

Check connections and cable integrity - replace 

damaged cables, tighten terminal connectors loose 

screws

• 

Check unit fixing to rack / console – tighten loose 

screws 

• 

Check microphone for loosening of the Goose-Neck

• 

Remove dust and dirt from front panel - Clean with a 

dry cloth

 

Warning:

 Remove fuse / power off the unit 

before proceeding.

ote: 

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Do not use sharp objects, water, aggressive cleaning agent or 

solvent to clean the unit.

7.1  LED bulb changes

Warning:

 The IP rating of the Hmi-5 unit 

depends on correct construction of the button 

and LED indicator, opening the button to change 

the LED can adversely affect the rating. Please 

contact your local Eaton representative for 

guidance on this matter.

The LED indicators fitted to the Sonix Hmi-5 are long 

life units designed not to be replaced within the typical 

lifespan of the unit. If it becomes necessary to change 

the indicator during service lifetime care must be taken 

to properly re-assemble the button unit to ensure IP 

ratings.

Warning: 

Inserting the new LED indicator will 

most likely result in a button activation, ensure 

local procedures have been followed before 

commencing work.

Replacement LED: 

EAO 10-2109.1069  12V white

1. Lift flap guard
2. Using medium tack adhesive tape, rotate the coloured 

lens anti-clockwise

3. Carefully remove lens
4. Remove white diffuser plate
5. Extract LED unit, noting orientation of +ve leg
6. Insert replacement LED unit, matching orientation of 

removed unit

Note: This will require a firm press on the LED and 

result in a button activation if enabled/powered

7. Test LED operation before continuing
8. Carefully re-insert white diffuser plate, chamfered 

edge inwards, engaging the protrusions in the outer 

edge with the corresponding pockets

9. Replace lens cover, taking care to avoid cross-

threading

10.Tighten lens cover 

Warning:

 The diffuser MUST be fitted and 

carefully aligned and lens cover fully tightened to 

maintain IP66

Summary of Contents for SONIX Hmi-5

Page 1: ...SONIXTM Hmi 5 Ex Access Panel SonixTM Hmi 5 Technical Manual...

Page 2: ...S 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...

Page 3: ...s 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...

Page 4: ...ensions 9 3 2 Power and utility 9 4 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIVITY 10 4 1 Mounting 10 4 2 Glanding 10 4 3 Data and Audio connections 10 4 3 1 Local Mute Local Attenuate unit 10 4 3 2 Local Power 10 4 3...

Page 5: ...5 6 3 Microphone input 16 5 6 4 Routine speech 16 5 6 4 1 Routine Chime 16 5 6 4 2 PTT Timeout 16 5 6 5 Emergency speech 16 5 6 5 1 Emergency speech chime 17 5 6 6 PTT Release Delay 17 5 6 7 Mute Outp...

Page 6: ...S 10 FIGURE 4 B SIDE DATA AND AUDIO CONNECTIONS 10 FIGURE 5 BUTTON FLAP GUARD OPERATION 12 FIGURE 6 PA GA SYSTEM BROADCAST PRIORITY 15 FIGURE 7 SUGGESTED MICROPHONE POSITIONING 16 LIST OF TABLES TABLE...

Page 7: ...products we provide adequate packaging to protect the goods during transit Please ensure that once unpacked checked and installed that all packaging is disposed recycled in a responsible manner 1 3 E...

Page 8: ...ions including Alarms 1 6 Alarm Cancel Alarm Attenuate Routine speech With pre set zoning Emergency speech All Call or with pre set zone control Zone buttons LED Lamp test Unit self monitoring and fau...

Page 9: ...outside the hazardous area the Hmi 5 shall not be used without the Hmi Br Use of the Hmi 5 without connection of the Hmi Br invalidates the type of protection stated within this certificate Installati...

Page 10: ...ance that the system can support for an Hmi 5 is 300 m connections longer than this are not supported and are likely to result in un reliable operation Connections to a Sonix Hmi Barrier should be wir...

Page 11: ...y The Hmi 5 implements different electrical interface to the Sonix Hmi 26 access panel and this requires a hardware link change on the Hmi Tu see Hmi Tu manual for details 5 2 A B duplication The Soni...

Page 12: ...D indicator opening the button to change the LED can adversely affect the rating Please contact your local Eaton representative for guidance on this matter The buttons have optional fitted by default...

Page 13: ...Zone s are pre selected by the local panel PTT not active Solid Associated Zone s are selected by the local panel may or not be broadcasting 5 4 6 Alarm activation Alarm activation buttons can be set...

Page 14: ...5 4 11 Local Attenuate Local attenuate is a toggle action function it can be used at any point to reduce the output of the local loudspeaker s Typically Local Attenuate will be implemented with a pre...

Page 15: ...ated alarm Solid System has an active auto initiated alarm 5 6 Making a speech broadcast Speech broadcasts on Sonix systems are made of up three parts the audio from the user see section 6 6 3 a prior...

Page 16: ...g over 4seconds The decaying gongs have the new gong superimposed over the top after 1 1s Double Bong 660Hz then 550Hz decaying gongs over 5 5seconds Triple Bong 660Hz then 550Hz then 400Hz decaying g...

Page 17: ...is the active PTT broadcast on the PA GA system This approach allows the user to hear any overriding broadcasts if they are not the one active on the system 5 6 7 1 Attenuate output Additionally the H...

Page 18: ...ta connection cable are required Please see the SAS user manual for more details 6 4 1 Ping set Set new Unit ID ote N It is likely that multiple persons will be required due to limited time window to...

Page 19: ...or guidance on this matter The LED indicators fitted to the Sonix Hmi 5 are long life units designed not to be replaced within the typical lifespan of the unit If it becomes necessary to change the in...

Page 20: ...d there is potential for damage to the unit Procedure for programming units is as follows 1 Visual inspection of unit to ensure no damage to PCB and components 2 Connect power to A side of unit using...

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