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Models

DM2218C (version 1.5)

Board only, no enclosure.

EM2218C (version 1.5)

Board + metal enclosure.

Technical Specifications

Operation Mode

playback only

Sound File Format

Windows WAV (uncompressed PCM)
- 6, 8, 11.025, 16 or 22.05 KHz
- 8 bit depth
- monaural

Max. Number of Sound Files

Parallel / Direct Mode: 8
Parallel / Binary Mode: 128
Parallel / Sequential Mode: 512
Parallel / Round-Robin Mode: 8
Parallel/Script Mode: 512
Serial Control: 512

Memory Type

CompactFlash card, type I

Max. Memory Capacity

> 1 GB

Max. Recording Time

> 1 hour

Supply Voltage

6 VDC, or 9 ~ 12 VDC

Typical Standby Current

30 mA (Mute mode)
50 mA (Standard mode)

Max. Audio Output

1W (8 Ohm load)

Serial Interface

RS-232

Parallel Interface

8 inputs, CMOS logic level

Physical Dimensions

DM2218C (board only)

3.0” x 4.2” x 0.9”

EM2218C (board + metal case)

3.3’’ x 4.6’’ x 1.2”

Interface Descriptions

Power Input Terminals: VD & GD

Use a well regulated DC power supply to obtain the best sound quality. Connect the power
supply’s positive output to terminal VD, and the negative output to terminal GD. By default, the
board is set to accept a 9~12 VDC supply voltage with jumper J3 at the “12V” position. If the
supply voltage is 6 VDC, move jumper J3 to the “6V” position.

Speaker Output Terminals: S1 & S2

This is a 1-watt bridged (balanced) output. Minimum load is 8 Ohm.

Speaker Output Jack: 1/8” Mono Phone Jack

This is a 1/4-watt single ended (unbalanced) output. Minimum load is 4 Ohm.

Busy Output Terminal: BY (available on internal connector P2 only)

This is an open collector output. It drops to about 0.2V when the board is playing. Maximum
sink current is 100 mA. When controlling an external relay with this output, be sure to add a
diode to protect the driving transistor.

System Reset Terminal: RS (available on internal connector P2 only)

Short terminal RS to the ground to reset the board. Minimum reset duration is 100 ms.

Parallel Input Terminals: T1 - T8

These inputs are internally pulled up to +5V through 10K resistors, and protected with 1K in-
line resistors. The Parallel Input is enabled by default.

Power Light (PWR)

The power light is turned on when power is applied.

Volume Pot (VOL)

Turn the knob clockwise to increase the output volume. It affects both the balanced and the
unbalanced outputs.

Serial Port: DB9 Female

The Serial Port supports RS-232 and is disabled by default.

Typical wiring diagram for push button activation.

Summary of Contents for DM2218C

Page 1: ...t to accept a 9 12 VDC supply voltage with jumper J3 at the 12V position If the supply voltage is 6 VDC move jumper J3 to the 6V position Speaker Output Terminals S1 S2 This is a 1 watt bridged balanc...

Page 2: ...because File 003 is missing The Sequential Trigger is prioritized from T1 the highest to T8 the lowest However it does not mean a higher priority input can interrupt a lower one It only means that if...

Page 3: ...ng of the script Use this command to turn it on if it has been turned off previously by the BF command END Always add the word END at the end of the entire script You may add any comments for your own...

Page 4: ...using a Windows utility pro gram called HyperTerminal HyperTerminal allows you to send and receive data through the PC s serial port All you need to do is type the letters on the keyboard to send them...

Page 5: ...first before starting a new one Stop Playback DTE Sends S System Confirms s If the system is not playing paused it will simply ignore the com mand Otherwise it will terminate the current playback Paus...

Page 6: ...01tiger wav Note that if you want to store the maximum number of files 512 on a single flash card you should keep the filenames including the file number within 8 characters Any filename longer than 8...

Page 7: ...ODE TXT DS N001 F001 J888 N002 F002 J888 H888 J888 END Notes The system will stay in the H888 J888 endless loop for as long as the button is held down 4 Play only when the button is held down Intended...

Page 8: ...Application Examples Using Normally Closed Switches Sensors Normally closed switches and sensors are often used in security systems 1 Play when the switch sensor opens with no priorities Intended Ope...

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