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Duplex Mode

The Ethernet supports half or full duplex communications. This setting will depend on

the device that is connected to the eCNA-10 (network switch, PC, etc.).

IP Address

The IP address assigned to the unit can be modified. Change each octet of the address

by using the list box to select the desired number.

Subnet Mask

The Subnet Mask assigned to the unit can be modified. Change each octet of the

mask by using the list box to select the desired number.

Gateway IP Address

The Gateway IP address assigned to the unit can be modified. Change each

octet of the address by using the list box to select the desired number.

Multicast

IP Multicast allows the eCNAs that belong to the multicast group to exchange status and

control information. The network infrastructure between all eCNAs must be multicast capable,
including intermediate routers. Multicast can be

Enabled

or

Disabled

. Multicast must be enabled

and configured in order to use the

Network Monitor

screen.

Multicast Time to Live

Each IP Multicast packet uses a time-to-live (TTL) parameter. This

parameter controls the number of hops that a Multicast packet is allowed to propagate. Each time a
router forwards a packet it’s TTL is decremented. A Multicast packet whose TTL has expired (is 0) is
dropped, without an error notification to the sender. This mechanism prevents messages from
needless transmission to regions of a network that lie beyond the subnets containing the multicast
group members. This setting will depend on the physical network. You can adjust the range of
multicast propagations from 0 to 62.

Multicast Group IP Base Address

Multicast addresses are in the range from 224.0.0.0 to

239.255.255.255. All eCNAs that are to belong to the same multicast group must have the same
Multicast Group IP Starting Address. A block of 30 addresses should be reserved for current and
future communications between eCNAs. For example, if you were to assign a starting address of
239.255.100.0, be sure that 239.255.100.0 to 239.255.100.30 are not being used for any other
multicast enabled devices. Change each octet of the address by using the list box to select the
desired number.

IP Multicast Address Ranges and Uses

Range Start Address

Range End Address

Description

224.0.0.0

224.0.0.255

Reserved for special “well-known” multicast addresses.

224.0.1.0

238.255.255.255

Globally-scoped (internet-wide) multicast addresses.

239.0.0.0

239.255.255.255

Administratively-scoped (local) multicast addresses.

Click on the

Reset

button to put the original data back. Click the

Submit

button to save new settings

to the eCNA-10.

U

Note: Changes to the

Duplex Mode

,

IP Address

,

Subnet Mask

and

Gateway IP

Address

will not take effect until the eCNA-10 is re-booted. The eCNA can be re-booted

locally by cycling power with the front panel power switch or from the web browser by
clicking on the

Start RTOS

button from the

Firmware Update

screen.

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Summary of Contents for eCNA-10

Page 1: ...Model eCNA 10 D Cinema Automation Installation and Operation Manual Version 1 270 00 January 5 2021 ...

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Page 3: ...t of defective parts and under no circumstances will EPRAD Incorporated be liable for any other damage either direct or consequential Trademark Notice All trademarks referenced in this document and in the product software are the sole property of their respective owners EPRAD Incorporated is in no way affiliated with the owners of the trademarks The information contained in this document is provid...

Page 4: ...tion in order to protect the user or operator from risk of electric shock It is therefore important to fully comply with the instructions found in the safety and installation document PR021S Rev 0 included with the equipment Installation Instructions Before installing operating or servicing this equipment read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference Installation should only be pe...

Page 5: ...e Clock 27 4 3 7 Setup System Parameters 28 4 3 8 Setup Segment Names 33 4 3 9 Setup Output Flag Names 34 4 3 10 Setup Input Flag Names 35 4 3 11 Setup CAI SendFx Names 36 4 3 12 Setup User Key Names 37 4 3 13 Setup Timer Names 38 4 3 14 Setup Remote Devices 39 4 3 15 Setup Clock Events 43 4 3 16 Setup Virtual I O 44 4 3 17 I O Boards 46 4 3 18 Setup 39431 39445 House Aux 47 4 3 19 Setup Light Con...

Page 6: ...and 99 6 9 EXCHANGE STATUS Command 100 6 10 REPORT STATUS Command 104 6 11 STATUS CONTROL MESSAGE WRITE Command 106 6 12 STATUS CONTROL MESSAGE READ Command 107 6 13 EVENT Report 108 6 14 EVENT Log 110 6 15 EVENT Status Control Message 119 6 16 Error Response Numbers 120 6 17 Connect Error Response 120 6 18 Checksum 121 6 19 Command Summary 122 6 20 Event Report Summary 125 6 21 Event Log Summary ...

Page 7: ...rol Message Table 158 B 1 Cinema Automation Interface CAI Client Status Control Messages 158 B 2 Remote Device Interface RDI Server Status Messages 159 Appendix C LVM 250 Line Voltage Monitor Examples 161 Appendix D Digital Cinema Server Setup 166 D 1 GDC Technology SA 2100A 166 D 2 Doremi DCP 2000 176 Appendix E RS 232 Adapter Board Installation 186 Appendix F Firmware Revision History 187 v eCNA...

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Page 9: ...UI provides a user friendly browser interface for set up control and monitoring of key theatre functions System Diagram Client components can interface to the eCNA 10 via RS 232 Ethernet and Digital I O Serial Communication channels are available at any of three physical serial interfaces This allows simultaneous connectivity for multiple clients to exchange real time status and control data in or...

Page 10: ...This key is used to change or save a value 6 LINK LED This Green LED will light up when there is a connection made to the Ethernet port It will blink when there is activity on the port 7 LCD Screen The liquid crystal display screen shows real time status and menus for viewing set up data The screen is backlit for easy viewing in a dimly lit environment 8 POWER Switch Used to turn on off the eCNA 1...

Page 11: ... to another screen at the same or higher level Scroll Right Indicates that pressing the right cursor key will take you to another screen at the same level Scroll Up Scroll Down Indicates that pressing cursor up or down keys will scroll items in a list Enter Indicates that pressing the ENTER key will select or change a value For example to select a menu item or change an output Display Navigation K...

Page 12: ... be scrolled with the or keys Line 2 displays the main status messages Line 3 displays the active program and the screen format The program number can be changed from this screen Press the ENTER key for two seconds The program number will start to blink Press the or keys to change the number Press the ENTER key again Press the key to display the sound format and output level Press the key to displ...

Page 13: ...rmation about the eCNA 10 s communications networks and the equipment that is connected to it Press ENTER from the main menu screen to select Network Status Press ENTER to select Ethernet The Ethernet menu consists of all TCP IP port connections supported by the eCNA 10 The eCNA 10 supports the following connections CineNet Host The Windows CineNet Driver and CineSuite Program CAI 1 Cinema Automat...

Page 14: ...and only the devices connected will show up as a menu item Note The Local I O Network is a proprietary network that only supports eCNA application specific devices Press ENTER to view the 39431 House Aux termination board This screen displays information about the board and real time communication status Press the key to view more items 6 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 15: ... the total number of times the eCNA 10 has polled the device with no response since the eCNA 10 has been powered on 3 3 2 Ethernet TCP IP Screens The Ethernet TCP IP screens display information about the IP settings Press ENTER from the Menu screen to select Ethernet TCP IP Press the or keys to scroll the settings These settings can only be viewed from the local display Use the Web interface to mo...

Page 16: ...nu 3 3 4 Dimmer Screens The Dimmer screens display the configuration of the four channel QDC 400 Dimmer Control boards Press ENTER on the Dimmer menu item These settings can only be viewed from the local display Use the Web interface to modify these settings Press the or keys to scroll the screen Press ENTER to select the card Press the or keys to scroll through the Up Down Mid 1 and Mid2 settings...

Page 17: ...to restore data from your backup MEM FAULT SYSTEM This indicates a System Parameters Memory Fault MEM FAULT PROG d dd This indicates a Program Memory Fault where d dd is the program and step number of the first occurrence of corrupt user data MEM FAULT MACR d dd This indicates a Macro Memory Fault where d dd is the macro and step number of the first occurrence of corrupt user data LOW BATTERY FAUL...

Page 18: ...on the Setup System Parameters screen CAI d FAULT This message is displayed to indicate that a digital input fault was activated where d is 1 2 or 3 This fault will cause a program shutdown or prevent a program from starting IP ADDRESS CONFLICT This message indicates that more than one eCNA 10 is configured with the same IP Address SCREEN ID CONFLICT This message indicates that more the one eCNA 1...

Page 19: ...ernet parameters The same parameters can be set up from the web browser interface 3 RS 232 P9 is an RS 232 port used for CAI channel 1 communications 4 RS 485 P2 and P10 are the LIN Local I O Network connections Serial data and power support the termination boards dimmer control and any other LIN devices 5 RS 485 P3 and P11 are connectors for the isolated RS 485 LSN port 6 Serial Port P14 supports...

Page 20: ...n ON OFF S2 1 Manual Control Screen Enable Disable S2 2 Password Enable Disable S2 3 Check Focus Delay Alarm Enable Disable S2 4 Fire Stop Enable Disable S2 5 Not Defined Not Defined Not Defined S2 6 Not Defined Not Defined Not Defined S2 7 Host Event Log Enable Disable S2 8 Cinema Automation Interface Enable Disable S3 Function ON OFF S3 1 Not Defined Not Defined Not Defined S3 2 Not Defined Not ...

Page 21: ...he boot loader to run on a power up After a successful application upgrade be sure to set this switch back to the OFF position S1 2 Supervisory Defaults When this switch is ON Supervisory factory defaults will be restored on power up overwriting any user configuration S1 3 S1 8 Screen Id These six switches set the Screen Id number It is suggested that each unit have these switches set to the corre...

Page 22: ... Undefined S2 6 Undefined S2 7 Event Logging Enable This switch enables the Event Logging to Host function When this switch is ON events are automatically sent to the Host program as they occur This applies only to the Host port 16000 S2 8 Cinema Automation Interface CAI Enable This switch enables the three CAI communications channels When this switch is off the CAI is Disabled and the eCNA ignore...

Page 23: ...red to connect the PC to the P8 connector RS 232 Communication Parameters Baud Rate 19 200 bps Data Length 8 bits Parity Bit Even Stop Bits 1 bit Flow Control Hardware RTS CTS The following example uses Windows HyperTerminal to setup the Ethernet TCP IP parameters Configure HyperTerminal to connect to the eCNA with the communications parameters described above With power off connect the cable from...

Page 24: ...set Ethernet Half Duplex IP Address The IP address assigned to the unit can be modified Press 4 and enter the new address in the same format as the current address as it appears inside the parenthesis Subnet Mask The Subnet Mask assigned to the unit can be modified Press 5 and enter the new mask in the same format as the current mask as it appears inside the parenthesis 16 eCNA 10 Operation and In...

Page 25: ...er LAN segments The gateway address should be the IP address of the router connected to the same LAN segment as the eCNA The gateway address must be within the local network Press 6 and enter the new address in the same format as the current address as it appears inside the parenthesis 17 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 26: ... configuration Enter user in the User Name field and 3141 in the Password field Click the OK button The first screen displayed upon login is the HOME screen The Firmware Version Screen Id Number and IP Address are displayed in the screen header There are three menu options across the top of the screen HOME STATUS and SETUP Note The unit ships with a default IP address of 192 168 0 254 If this addr...

Page 27: ...trol Voltage Control Network and Administration Each option contains screens that will help to configure the eCNA 10 4 3 2 Setup Ethernet Network Click on Ethernet under Network from the Setup Menu This screen displays information about the current Ethernet settings The settings can be modified from this screen 19 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 28: ...n to regions of a network that lie beyond the subnets containing the multicast group members This setting will depend on the physical network You can adjust the range of multicast propagations from 0 to 62 Multicast Group IP Base Address Multicast addresses are in the range from 224 0 0 0 to 239 255 255 255 All eCNAs that are to belong to the same multicast group must have the same Multicast Group...

Page 29: ...devices via the network The target devices must support the Wake On LAN protocol Use this screen to enter the Broadcast IP address and the MAC addresses of the target devices Executing the Wake On LAN Program Macro instruction will broadcast the magic packet and power up the target device 21 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 30: ...eral in the Setup Menu This screen displays information about the trigger assignments Triggers are used to initiate macros from internal and external events such as a power up a fault a key press or an input 22 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 31: ... for current record true POS Ok eCNA is receiving the show schedule POS Not Ok eCNA is not receiving the show schedule In Rise Fall 1 16 Input control flags Timer 1 15 General Purpose Timer Expiration Line Voltage Low Line voltage dropped below Low Voltage Threshold Line Voltage OK 1 Line voltage restored inside Voltage Low Window Line Voltage OK 2 Line voltage restored outside Voltage Low Window ...

Page 32: ...more than one trigger to a macro To assign more than one macro to an event just add another trigger see trigger 1 and 3 or 2 and 4 To assign more than one trigger to a macro just add another trigger see trigger 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 Click on the Reset button to put the original data back Click the Submit button to save new settings to the eCNA 10 Note Click on the trigger number to enable or disable ...

Page 33: ...ault state see Trigger Configuration When this occurs during a program the eCNA 10 suspends all active instruction delay timers and saves the current state of the outputs When the program is resumed the timers resume and the outputs are returned to their previous memorized state When this occurs in the idle state not running a program the eCNA 10 saves the current state of the outputs When the fau...

Page 34: ...tage lights Up and Down output control flags By default these are assigned to the stage lights relays Only one of these flags can be active at a time These flags are controlled with a Program or Macro instruction The client can also control these flags directly with the Output OUT serial command Curtain These are the Open and Close output control flags By default these are assigned to the curtain ...

Page 35: ...ndar to put time and date stamps on logged events Time and date is displayed on the local Run Status screen and the Main Status web screen Click on Real Time Clock under General from the Setup Menu This screen is used to setup the internal clock The time is displayed in 24 hour format This screen is not automatically refreshed You must click on the Refresh button to get the current the time and da...

Page 36: ...0 Theatre Name Assign the theatre name or location The name will appear in the header of all screens next to the screen number Remote Stop Alarm This function serves as a remote network alarm When set to a non zero time the alarm will pulse if another eCNA on the network has sounded it s alarm due to a fault condition Setting this time to 0 will disable this feature Setting the time to 99 will sou...

Page 37: ...n Ramps volume down Mute Mutes the sound Proj 1 Video Toggles Projector 1 Video output Proj 1 Power Toggles Projector 1 Power output Proj 2 Video Toggles Projector 2 Video output Proj 2 Power Toggles Projector 2 Power output Set Program 1 Sets the program to 1 Set Program 2 Sets the program to 2 Set Program 3 Sets the program to 3 Set Program 4 Sets the program to 4 Set Program 5 Sets the program ...

Page 38: ... AND User Level Overrides are Enabled CAI Configuration Override Mask The override mask enables or disables the buttons on the CAI Configuration Detail screen to allow the configuration of the Event Reports Event Logs and Status Messages The numbers can be entered as hex 0xFFFF or decimal The Override Mask is a 4 digit Hex representation of 16 configuration flags for each CAI Channel The bit defin...

Page 39: ...ours MST Mountain Standard Time UTC 7 hours PST Pacific Standard Time UTC 8 hours AKST Alaska Standard Time UTC 9 hours HAST Hawaii Aleutian Standard Time UTC 10 hours RTC Daylight Savings This applies the Daylight time adjustment to the clock Select Enabled to automatically adjust for daylight savings RTC Daylight Savings Start RTC Daylight Savings End If the Daylight Savings is Enabled the dayli...

Page 40: ...07 13 100 Microsoft Redmond Washington 69 25 96 13 Symmetricom San Jose California 206 246 118 250 WiTime Virginia 64 125 78 85 WiTime San Jose California 207 200 81 113 Symmetricom AOL facility Sunnyvale California 64 236 96 53 Symmetricom AOL facility Virginia 68 216 79 113 Columbia County Georgia 71 13 91 122 Monroe Michigan 64 113 32 5 Southfield Michigan When the eCNA 10 is correctly configur...

Page 41: ...s that set up the auditorium for that particular show segment The segment name will be displayed on the eCNA status screens and are available to the CAI client with the XST RST and STS commands The names can be edited with up to 14 text characters Click inside the text box and type the name All characters are supported except double quote less than ampersand single quote greater than open bracket ...

Page 42: ...screen and the program macro Aux instructions The names can be edited with up to 14 text characters Click inside the text box and type the name All characters are supported except double quote less than ampersand single quote greater than open bracket semi colon backslash close bracket Click the Submit button to save new names to the eCNA 10 The Reset button puts the original data back The Clear b...

Page 43: ...onfiguration screens and the macro Exit If instruction The names can be edited with up to 14 text characters Click inside the text box and type the name All characters are supported except double quote less than ampersand single quote greater than open bracket semi colon backslash close bracket Click the Submit button to save new names to the eCNA 10 The Reset button puts the original data back Th...

Page 44: ... CAI SendFx program macro instruction The names can be edited with up to 14 text characters Click inside the text box and type the name All characters are supported except double quote less than ampersand single quote greater than open bracket semi colon backslash close bracket Click the Submit button to save new names to the eCNA 10 The Reset button puts the original data back The Clear button re...

Page 45: ...t the names for the user defined keys Up to 14 characters of text can be used to name the key The key names are displayed in the dropdown list for the User Defined Keys on the System Parameters screen The key names are displayed on the Main Status screen buttons 37 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 46: ...er General in the Setup Menu Use this screen edit the names of the 15 general purpose Timers The timer names are displayed in the macro and program instructions Trigger Configuration and Control Detail screens 38 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 47: ...d devices including Raw Select the device that the eCNA 10 will be controlling Device Name Enter the Device Name up to 10 characters This name is used in the RemDev macro and program instructions IP Address Enter the IP address of the remote device See remote device documentation Port Number Enter the port number of the remote device See remote device documentation Poll for Status The eCNA can ret...

Page 48: ...o Yes the eCNA will expect a response on a new connection send the command and wait for the acknowledgment to the command when the Resp box is checked This parameter should be Yes and the message Resp boxes should be checked when connecting to the PJLink port 4352 of the projector Messages Enter the Message Name of the command up to 14 characters This name is used in the RemDev macro program instr...

Page 49: ...bc 61 62 63 7B 61 62 63 7D 61 62 63 Data bytes sent to device are the same 6162637B6162637D616263 61 62 63 7B 61 62 63 7D 61 62 63 Examples of invalid command code formats User Text Comment AB 12 Hello 0D 0A Web editor prevents this message from being saved The character is not allowed outside of the curly braces Only 0 9 A F a f characters are allowed in hex binary mode AB 12 Hello r n Web editor...

Page 50: ...he eCNA whether or not to expect a response from the Remote Device Some devices send an acknowledgment to the command so this box must be checked if the device sends a response The Execute button allows execution of the message from the setup screen This is useful for debugging and testing purposes Click Submit to save configuration to the eCNA Click Reset to abort any changes The Clear button cle...

Page 51: ...w End Last Show Start Last Show End A or offset time can be applied to the event For example see below event 1 will occur 45 minutes before the start of the first show and event 2 will occur 30 minutes after the end of the last show Time of Day events will occur at the time and day s assigned For example clock event 5 will occur at 6 10 am every Thursday You can use the clock events to create trig...

Page 52: ...d Connected to dropdown lists are identical to all other physical I O boards Example eCNA 1 VOuts 10000000 10000001 eCNA 2 VOuts 00000000 10000001 eCNA 3 VOuts 00000000 00000001 eCNA VIns 10000000 10000001 Logical OR results of the three eCNA s Vout flags Note 1 Be aware that the Fault Behavior configuration of the output control flags follow the same rules as before Consider it when designing you...

Page 53: ...tatus screen Click on the Show Virtual Outputs button to display the Virtual Outputs for all eCNAs that are part of the Multicast Group See Application Notes AN100 and AN101 for practical examples using Virtual I O 45 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 54: ... by the Sound Non Sync control flag Outputs are controlled by Program Macro Instructions and Serial Commands and can be overridden by manual control The relays can be configured for Pulsed or Maintained The pulse duration is about two seconds Most inputs can also be reconfigured For example the Stop input could be re assigned to the Pause input control flag Most inputs only require a momentary pul...

Page 55: ...ed by any of the output control flags in the list box Aux Out 1 through 5 are on the House Aux board while Aux Out X1 through X8 are on the optional 39436 Aux I O board Use the list box to select the output control flag to assign to the relay Any relay can be configured for Pulsed or Maintained Contacts or Invert Click on the Reset button to put the original data back Click the Submit button to sa...

Page 56: ...rolled by House Lights Up output control flag S Lights Down Controlled by Stage Lights Down output control flag S Lights Up Controlled by Stage Lights Up output control flag Curtain Open Controlled by Curtain Open output control flag Curtain Close Controlled by Curtain Close output control flag Mask Flat Controlled by Masking output control flag Mask Scope Controlled by Masking output control flag...

Page 57: ...put control flags 1 through 16 Cancel Cancels the alarm or clears any latched faults Stop This input control flag is used to stop the program This is the same as pushing the stop on the front panel Resume the program with Start Start This input control flag is used to start or resume the program This is the same as pushing the start key on the front panel Digital Cue This input control flag is use...

Page 58: ...ags can be used to activate Triggers or can be connected directly to relay outputs For example input IN 1 can be configured to control the Slide Projector relay Configure IN 1 to be connected to the In 1 control flag and configure the Slide Projector relay to be controlled by the In 1 control flag Click on the Reset button to put the original data back Click the Submit button to save new settings ...

Page 59: ...s 3 through 16 can be named with up to eight characters of text Click in the Zone Name text box and enter the zone name These names are used in the QDC 400 Dimmer Boards setup screen and the Lights instruction All characters are supported except double quote less than ampersand single quote greater than open bracket semi colon backslash close bracket Click on the Reset button to put the original d...

Page 60: ...oard Channels 1 1 2 3 4 2 5 6 7 8 3 9 10 11 12 4 13 14 15 16 Click on QDC 400 Dimmer Boards under Light Control in the Setup Menu Use the Zone list box to select a zone to assign to a channel Four light levels Up Down Mid 1 and Mid 2 can be configured from 0 to 100 for each channel The Fade in Time controls how long it takes to ramp to that level from any other light level The range is 0 to 99 sec...

Page 61: ...o use the card Configure Output 1 and or Output 2 for the type of sound processor used Control the volume level manually from the eCNA 10 front panel or automatically by using the Volume program instruction Sound Processors Supported Dolby CP65 Dolby CP500 Ultra Stereo JS 20 EPRAD DSS Sony DFP D3000 U Click on the Reset button to put the original data back Click the Submit button to save new setti...

Page 62: ...t Range 0 00 to 59 59 mm ss Voltage Low Window Time Establishes a time period where the Voltage OK 1 Event can occur Range 0 00 to 59 59 mm ss Voltage OK Event Hold Off Time Sets the delay from the from the line voltage okay condition to the Line Voltage OK 1 and OK 2 Events Range 0 00 to 59 59 mm ss Voltage Logging Period Sets the Voltage Logging interval Range 0 00 to 59 59 mm ss 0 00 disables l...

Page 63: ...ed to backup the eCNA 10 settings to a disk file Backup the eCNA 10 configuration to a disk file by selecting file s to backup with the check boxes You can backup all files or any combination of individual files After the files are selected click on the Backup button to save the file to the disk Most browsers will open a File Save dialog box so you can browse to folder rename and save the file Fil...

Page 64: ...llows you to restore the first Program Macro or Remote Device found in a file to a specific location in the eCNA 10 This allows the user to build organize and load library xml files for easier installation setup For a normal restore just leave this option blank Click on the Restore button to send the file to the eCNA 10 A Sending File progress bar appears at the bottom of the screen The screen is ...

Page 65: ...e version and checksum of the firmware currently installed c Make sure the software to be installed is compatible with the eCNA 10 d Have the installation file of the software currently installed available The Start Boot button starts the boot loader program The Start RTOS button just re starts the application without making any changes to the eCNA 10 Note The firmware cannot be updated if the app...

Page 66: ... Firmware Update screen Click on the Browse button to choose a file on the disk or click in the text box and type the path and filename Click on the Start Flash button to send the file to the eCNA 10 A progress bar appears at the bottom of the screen The screen is refreshed when finished When the upgrade is complete click on the Start RTOS button to start the application program 58 eCNA 10 Operati...

Page 67: ...utes seconds Aux m1 m2 dd dd m1 Out1 Flag Name to Out16 Flag Name m2 On Off No op Toggle dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds Volume d1 dB Fade Time d2 dd dd d1 50 0 to 10 0 dB d2 0 to 10 seconds dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds m1 Lights m2 dd dd m1 House Stage Zone 3 to Zone 16 m2 Up Down Mid 1 Mid 2 None dd dd 0 00 to 59 59 minutes seconds Sound m dd dd m Non Sync Mono SVA SR Digital 1 Aux 1 ...

Page 68: ... 99 99 minutes seconds RemDev9 m1 m2 m3 dd dd m1 Remote Device 9 Name m2 Message Name m3 Tmr1 to Tmr15 dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds RemDev10 m1 m2 m3 dd dd m1 Remote Device 10 Name m2 Message Name m3 Tmr1 to Tmr15 dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds Show Status m1 m2 dd dd m1 Auto Ready to Run Ready to Resume Running Intermission m Tmr1 to Tmr15 dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds Alarm m1 ...

Page 69: ... Sound Mute 41 Zone 15 Lights 21 Lens 42 Zone 16 Lights There is one offset timer 42 total for each of the Standard Outputs An offset time of 00 00 mm ss disables the timer and the output is executed immediately An offset time greater than 00 00 mm ss arms the timer and schedules the output to execute when the timer expires Since each Standard Output instruction has only one timer the operation of...

Page 70: ...board The Stage Lights offset timer dd dd can be used to delay the operation of the output Stage Lights Up dd dd Sets the Stage Lights Up flag Clears the Mid 1 Mid 2 and Down flags Stage Lights Down dd dd Sets the Stage Lights Down flag Clears the Up Mid 1 and Mid 2 flags Stage Lights None dd dd Clears the Up Mid 1 Mid 2 and Down flags dd dd 0 00 to 59 59 minutes seconds Curtain Output Instruction...

Page 71: ...ge Lights Up dd dd Sets the Stage Lights Up flag Clears the Mid 1 Mid 2 and Down flags Stage Lights Mid 1 dd dd Sets the Stage Lights Mid 1 flag Clears the Up Mid 2 and Down flags Stage Lights Mid 2 dd dd Sets the Stage Lights Mid 2 flag Clears the Up Mid 1 and Down flags Stage Lights Down dd dd Sets the Stage Lights Down flag Clears the Up Mid 1 and Mid 2 flags Stage Lights None dd dd Clears the ...

Page 72: ...nstruction controls the three Masking output control flags and will operate relays assigned to these flags to any one of four states Flat Scope Special and None This instruction is normally used to control the screen masking curtains The Masking offset timer dd dd can be used to delay the operation of the output control flag Masking Flat dd dd Sets the Flat flag Clears the Scope and Special flags ...

Page 73: ...n Flag Projector Digital 2 Pwr On dd dd Sets the Digital 2 Power On flag Clears the Digital 2 Power Off Flag Projector Digital 2 Pwr Off dd dd Sets the Digital 2 Power Off flag Clears the Digital 2 Power On Flag Projector Digital 2 Vid On dd dd Sets the Digital 2 Video On flag Clears the Digital 2 Video Off Flag Projector Digital 2 Vid Off dd dd Sets the Digital 2 Video Off flag Clears the Digital...

Page 74: ...he SMS client also attempts to start the timer when there is 90 seconds before the start of the feature If the 5 minute timer is set by the pre show client the pre show is allowed to finish If it has not been set yet the SMS arms the timer for 90 seconds and the feature starts at the scheduled time The client that starts the timer sends either a start or cue command when it wants to start the feat...

Page 75: ...s Segment Seg m1 m2 dd dd m1 User defined Segment name m2 Tmr1 Tmr15 timer number dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds A general purpose timer can be used to delay the action of this instruction If a timer is not selected the minutes and seconds list boxes are disabled and no delay will occur Call Macro Instruction This instruction can be used in a program or a macro to run a macro A general purpos...

Page 76: ...r can be used to delay the action of this instruction If a timer is not selected the minutes and seconds list boxes are disabled and no delay will occur CAI SendFx d1 m1 m2 dd dd d1 1 to 30 m1 SendFx Name m2 Tmr1 to Tmr15 dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds The message is sent to the CAI client when this instruction is encountered in a program or a macro SENDFx messages are general purposes messag...

Page 77: ...that owner can do anything with it Be aware that the value of the timers are stored in battery backed RAM If any timer is ticking previous to a power down it will continue to tick on the next power up If this is not desirable you may want to create a macro to clear all timers on a power up Timer Instruction This instruction is used to pause or resume a timer This can be useful for suspending timer...

Page 78: ... to delay the action of this instruction If a timer is not selected the minutes and seconds list boxes are disabled and no delay will occur RD1 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD2 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD3 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD4 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD5 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD6 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD7 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD8 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD9 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd RD10 m1 d1 m2 m3 dd dd m1 Remote Device Name d1 Message Number...

Page 79: ...ady to Resume 5 Between Shows and faulted OFF ON ON Fault Fault 6 Show stopped due to a fault and alarm is sounding OFF OFF BLINK Fault Alarm Fault Alarm 7 Show stopped due to a fault and alarm was cancelled OFF OFF ON Fault Fault 8 Between Shows faulted and alarm is sounding OFF ON BLINK Fault Alarm Note 1 The at the end of the text indicates that the Auto Show Status has been overridden by the S...

Page 80: ...d of an absolute value because the dimmer allows channels belonging to the same zone to be configured for different levels Wake On LAN Instruction This instruction will broadcast the WoL magic packet to power up a network device Wake On LAN m1 m2 dd dd m1 Device name m2 Tmr1 Tmr15 timer number dd dd 0 00 to 99 99 minutes seconds The eCNA must first be configured for the network device s MAC addres...

Page 81: ...nly applies when the eCNA is used with the EPRAD nanoHost Cinema Integration System Control Event m1 m2 m3 m1 Of Show Run Time Between Shows Before Start After Start Before End After End m2 m3 Then Exit Goto 1 16 This example Macro when executed will send the lamp off command only if the time between shows is more than 15 minutes 73 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 82: ...ton to delete an instruction Use the list box s to select the instruction associated parameters and offset times The Clear Program button provides an easy way to remove all instructions from the editor This allows you to easily start from an empty program The Reset button can be used to put to original program back if it has not yet been saved to the eCNA 10 with the Submit button Click the Submit...

Page 83: ... Ins button a few times and begin adding instructions at Step 1 Click the Del button to delete an instruction Macros are limited to a maximum of 15 instructions The macro editor screen also allows you to assign meaningful names to macros with up to 14 characters of text Click the Edit Name button to type the macro name into the Combo Box Use the Combo Box to select the macro to edit This is helpfu...

Page 84: ...tatus of the eCNA 10 5 1 Status Main Status Click on Main Status in the Status Menu This screen displays information during and between shows providing feedback of show progress sound and picture format current show segment program number and step cue number and fault conditions When the Web Keys in System Parameters are Enabled the manual control buttons as defined in System Parameters will be av...

Page 85: ...ock is set when the NTP time is received NTP SERVER NOT FOUND This message is displayed if the eCNA is configured to be an NTP client the NTP IP address is not 0 0 0 0 and the NTP server is not responding The message is activated if there are three consecutive NTP server timeouts LIN NETWORK FAULT This message is displayed to indicate a loss of communications with a Local I O Network LIN device Th...

Page 86: ...call level limit was reached It indicates a Macro programming error dd dd is the macro and step number that made the call that attempted to exceed the call level limit Use the Cancel key or the Cancel input to clear this message Correct the programming error REM ALRM ID dd This status message indicates that another eCNA is sounding it s alarm due to a fault condition dd is the screen id of the rem...

Page 87: ... EPRAD Incorporated Click on the Show Virtual Output button to display the Virtual Outputs and IP addresses of all eCNAs 79 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 88: ...Aux Termination Board 39431 39445 19 12 LVM 250 Voltage Monitor 22 15 Version This is the firmware version of the LIN device Checksum This the firmware checksum number Power up This is the number of times the LIN device has powered up or reset since the eCNA 10 has been powered on Poll Error This is the number of times the eCNA 10 has polled the LIN device with no response This starts counting if ...

Page 89: ...resent the actual state of the relay outputs A 1 represents an output that is on A 0 represents an output that is off House Aux Board Outputs Attribute The attribute bits indicate the state of any configuration DIP switches and jumpers Status These messages are displayed based on internal status flags Device Active Exchanging I O Setup Parameters Received Id Device Type Received Wrong Device Type ...

Page 90: ... Event Log in the Status Menu This screen is used to download Event Logs from the eCNA 10 Select the number of records to retrieve and click on the Download Event Log Data button to either Open or Save the Event data Save By default the event logs are saved as a csv comma separated values file This is an ASCII text file that can be imported into any spreadsheet program Open The event log records w...

Page 91: ...displays either the trigger or the macro that was executed Cause This column displays the corresponding event trigger or communications channel that generated or caused the macro or trigger Action This column displays the macro that was executed as a result of the trigger Triggers are abbreviated as Txx where xx is the trigger number Macros are abbreviated as Mxx where xx is the macro number Progr...

Page 92: ...e current states of the Standard Input and Output flags The screen also allows Administrators to override the Standard Outputs when both the S2 1 DIP switch and Web Keys are enabled The override buttons are not shown if these permissions are not enabled 84 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 93: ... detailed description of the message table 5 9 Status Light Control Click on Light Control in the Status Menu This screen defaults to a display only status screen for the unprivileged user The inputs buttons and sliders are enabled based on the following admin password System Parameters Web Key Enabled SW2 1 Overrides Enabled Use the slider control to apply an offset to the zone light level Use th...

Page 94: ...None state is selected from this screen the light level always goes to 0 The offset becomes the absolute value for the None state This screen is dynamic in that it only displays light zones that are configured in the Setup QDC Dimmer Board screen 5 10 Status Management Data Click on Management Data in the Status Menu This screen allows viewing the real time Point of Sale system show schedule and a...

Page 95: ...t show start or 100 minutes after the last show end 5 11 Status CAI Configuration Detail Click on CAI Configuration Detail in the Status Menu This screen shows the status of the individual flags and allows changing these flags depending on the CAI Configuration Override Mask settings in System Parameters These configuration flags should be configured by the CAI client s upon initial communications...

Page 96: ...tatus of various functions CMD RCK RSP RCK Read the Clock Command This allows the client to read the eCNA s clock Can be used for time synchronization CMD SCK RSP SCK Set the Clock Command This allows the client to set the eCNA s clock Can be used for time synchronization CMD CFG RSP CFG Configuration Command This command is used to enable or disable the unsolicited messages CMD RID RSP RID Report...

Page 97: ...number 0 to 65535 that should wrap at 65535 The eCNA puts the client s command PSN in all responses to the client The PSN can be used to match responses with commands The client may increment the PSN for each new command it transmits Incrementing PSN is optional and if not used just fix it at 0 3 A checksum calculation by the client is optional If is used in the command instead of a checksum the c...

Page 98: ...m and d EQUALS the current eCNA Wait for Cue Number the eCNA advances the cue and returns status is 0 for OK Otherwise error 990 is returned and the Cue Number is NOT changed d 1 to 20 CAI d m This code will set or clear the CAI communications block control commands flag for a particular channel d channel number 1 3 m ALLOW or BLOCK MAC n This code will call a Macro where n the Macro number 1 50 S...

Page 99: ...remented by the eCNA each time a program is started yn Request a response flag Y The eCNA will respond with it s response message N This eCNA will not respond checksum Checksum 0 to 65535 Unsigned 16 bit decimal sum of all preceding characters or wildcard CR Terminating carriage return ASCII control character 0x0D LF Terminating line feed ASCII control character 0x0A Response optional RSP LOG psn ...

Page 100: ... CAI2 CAI3 CAI4 RDI1 RDI2 RDI3 RDI4 RDI5 or ALLTBL ALLTBL All Tables FIREON Turn On FIRESTOP Event Report repeat Repeats every 5 seconds FIREOFF Turn Off FIRESTOP Event Report repeat yn Request a response flag Y The eCNA will respond with it s response message N This eCNA will not respond checksum Checksum 0 to 65535 Unsigned 16 bit decimal sum of all preceding characters or wildcard CR Terminatin...

Page 101: ...o control flag DV1OS Digital 1 Video output status DP2CF Digital 2 Power control flag DP2OS Digital 2 Power output status DV2CF Digital 2 Video control flag DV2OS Digital 2 Video output status FPOS Film Projector output status FCOOS Film Changeover output status SPCF Slide Aux Projector control flag SPOS Slide Aux Projector output status SYNC Sync Mode RESET eCNA Power up and other CPU reset SEGID...

Page 102: ... one film multiple screens Response to SYNC Decimal number 0 255 MSB is set after a reset Response to RESET Decimal number 0 9 Response to SEGIDX 14 character user defined text Response to SEGTXT OK Access to all commands BLK All control commands are blocked Response to CAICMD Decimal number 0 9 0 indicates the Program number is not set Response to PROGN n d mm ss Where n Wait Event number 0 20 d ...

Page 103: ...SNDNONE Sound None LENFLAT Lens Flat LENSCOPE Lens Scope LENSPECL Lens Special LENNONE Lens None SNDAUX1 Sound Aux 1 SNDAUX2 Sound Aux 2 SNDDIG1 Sound Digital 1 SNDDIG2 Sound Digital 2 SNDMONO Sound Mono SNDNONE Sound None MUTEON Sound Mute On MUTEOFF Sound Mute Off SNDNSYNC Sound Non Sync SNDSR Sound SR SNDSVA Sound SVA OUTxON Aux Out x On where x is 1 through 16 OUTxOFF Aux Out x Off where x is ...

Page 104: ...uence Number Matches command packet sequence number err Error Number 0 to 999 0 okay else number indicating problem checksum Checksum 0 to 65535 Unsigned 16 bit decimal sum of all preceding characters CR Terminating carriage return ASCII control character 0x0D LF Terminating line feed ASCII control character 0x0A OUT Command Response Example Command CMD OUT 0 MSKFLAT Y 1347 CR LF Response RSP OUT ...

Page 105: ... yyyy mm hh mm ttt checksum CR LF READ CLOCK Response Message Format Parameter Description RSP Start of Response string This parameter is always RSP RCK Read Clock Response string This parameter is always RCK psn Packet Sequence Number Matches command packet sequence number err Error Number 0 to 999 0 okay else number indicating problem yyyy Year 4 digit decimal number mm Month 1 2 digit decimal n...

Page 106: ...Range 0 999 yn a Y or N N eCNA will not respond Y eCNA will respond checksum Checksum 0 to 65535 Unsigned 16 bit decimal sum of all preceding characters or wildcard CR Terminating carriage return ASCII control character 0x0D LF Terminating line feed ASCII control character 0x0A Response optional RSP SCK psn err checksum CR LF SET CLOCK Response Message Format Parameter Description RSP Start of Res...

Page 107: ...RSP Start of Response string This parameter is always RSP RID Report Id Response string This parameter is always RID psn Packet sequence number 0 to 65535 Can be used to match responses with commands otherwise always 0 err Error Number 0 to 999 0 okay else number indicating problem record eCNA Id Record This record will contain all of the following code strings code 1 code 2 code 3 Device name eCN...

Page 108: ...ands otherwise always 0 record Client Status Record This record must contain all of the following comma delimited code strings code 1 code 2 code 3 code 4 code 5 Device client name ASCII Text Max length 8 characters STY Start Yes STN Start No Transition from STN to STY starts the eCNA SPY Stop Yes SPN Stop No Transition from SPN to SPY stops the eCNA OK No fault FLT Fault Transition from OK to FLT...

Page 109: ...rojector control flag NO Off AUX On Slide Aux Projector output status NO Off AUX On Sync Mode NO Stand Alone YES Sync one film multiple screens Synced House Id Decimal number 0 Not used 1 to 63 Screen Id Synced House Id Decimal number 0 Not used 1 to 63 Screen Id Synced House Id Decimal number 0 Not used 1 to 63 Screen Id Synced House Id Decimal number 0 Not used 1 to 63 Screen Id Synced House Id ...

Page 110: ...the state of the output This output may fault to a different state Values NO Digital 1 Video is off D1V Digital 1 Video is on 8 Digital 1 Video Output Status This parameter indicates the current state of the Digital 1 Video output Values NO Digital 1 Video is off D1V Digital 1 Video is on 9 Digital 2 Power Control Flag This parameter indicates the current state of the Digital 2 Power output flag T...

Page 111: ...ypass flag The Bypass flag can be set or cleared with the Bypass program instruction or a programmable input Bypass is only used with the 39440 termination board to activate or de activate eCNA control Values BPN Bypass is not active BPY Bypass is activated 25 Segment Index Number This parameter indicates the current segment number of the eCNA control program Decimal number in the range of 0 to 9 ...

Page 112: ...d FIR Fire Stop Cue number Decimal number 0 to 20 Digital 1 Power control flag NO Off D1P On Digital 1 Power output status NO Off D1P On Digital 1 Video control flag NO Off D1V On Digital 1 Video output status NO Off D1V On Digital 2 Power control flag NO Off D2P On Digital 2 Power output status NO Off D2P On Digital 2 Video control flag NO Off D2V On Digital 2 Video output status NO Off D2V On Fi...

Page 113: ... RST Command Response Example Command CMD RST 0 641 CR LF Response RSP RST 0 0 ENA IDL OK 0 NO NO D1V D1V NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO 0 0 0 0 0 7 BPN 0 Between Shows OK 6717 CR LF Note For testing purposes the don t care characters can be used in the command instead of a checksum 105 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 114: ...o 24 characters in length d 1 10 yn Request a response flag Y The eCNA will respond with it s response message N This eCNA will not respond checksum Checksum 0 to 65535 Unsigned 16 bit decimal sum of all preceding characters or wildcard CR Terminating carriage return ASCII control character 0x0D LF Terminating line feed ASCII control character 0x0A Response optional RSP SMW psn err msg checksum CR...

Page 115: ... RDI5 d 1 10 checksum Checksum 0 to 65535 Unsigned 16 bit decimal sum of all preceding characters or wildcard CR Terminating carriage return ASCII control character 0x0D LF Terminating line feed ASCII control character 0x0A Response RSP SMR psn err msg checksum CR LF STATUS CONTROL MESSAGE Response Message Format Parameter Description RSP Start of Message string This parameter is always RSP SMR St...

Page 116: ... FIRESTOP Fire Stop START eCNA program start or resume local or remote manual or auto IDLE eCNA transition from In Progress to the Idle state ALLSTOP Anything that stops a show in progress fire manual fault DP1ON Digital Projector Power 1 output state transition ON DP1OFF Digital Projector Power 1 output state transition OFF DV1ON Digital Projector Video 1 output state transition ON DV1OFF Digital...

Page 117: ...EVT 0 SENDF29 1184 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE08_02 1230 CR LF RPT EVT 0 SENDF1 1126 CR LF RPT EVT 0 SENDF30 1176 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE09_02 1231 CR LF RPT EVT 0 SENDF2 1127 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE01_00 1221 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE10_02 1223 CR LF RPT EVT 0 SENDF3 1128 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE02_00 1222 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE01_03 1224 CR LF RPT EVT 0 SENDF4 1129 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE03_00 1223 CR LF RPT EVT 0 GTE02_03 1225 ...

Page 118: ... P8 Network ID Screen Number 1 byte decimal 1 63 Event record version 1 byte decimal 0 Type of Device 1 byte decimal 12 eCNA 10 Event code number 2 bytes decimal 0 to 65535 Event code name Text max length 8 characters 32 bit event flags Show sequence number 2 byte decimal 0 to 65535 Event date stamp Year 2 byte decimal number Event date stamp Month 1 byte decimal number 1 to 12 Event date stamp Da...

Page 119: ...o disable the Log Event messages send Command CMD CFG 0 LOGOFF Y CHECKSUM OR CR LF Response CMD CFG 0 0 725 CR LF To enable the send Logged Events send Command CMD CFG 0 LOGON Y CHECKSUM or CR LF Response RSP CFG 0 0 725 CR LF This configuration flag is saved in battery RAM 111 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 120: ...th This parameter is the month value of the date stamp for the logged event This is a decimal number in the range of 1 to 12 Day This parameter is the day value of the date stamp for the logged event This is a decimal number in the range of 1 to 31 Hour This parameter is the hour value of the time stamp for the logged event This is a decimal number in the range of 0 to 23 Minutes This parameter is...

Page 121: ...s set Any Event 16 Major Fault 27 Unscheduled Shutdown 29 17 LIN_Flt Local I O Network Fault P1 LIN device ID Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Major Fault 27 Unscheduled Shutdown 29 23 StopFire Fire Stop Fault Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Major Fault 27 Unscheduled Shutdown 29 24 Stop_Rem Remote Stop LSN RSM 10 LSN sync stop Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Major Fault 27 Unsche...

Page 122: ... set Any Event 16 Major Fault 27 Unscheduled Shutdown 29 57 StartDP1 Digital Projector 1 Start Input Configurable termination board input Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Show Start 24 Scheduled Event 30 58 StartDP2 Digital Projector 2 Start Input Configurable termination board input Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Show Start 24 Scheduled Event 30 59 Stop_DP1 Digital Projector 1 Stop In...

Page 123: ... Event 16 81 ClkCAI2 The Clock was set from CAI Channel 2 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 82 ClkCAI3 The Clock was set from CAI Channel 3 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 83 ClrBufC1 The Event log buffer was cleared from CAI Channel 1 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 84 ClrBufC2 The Event log buffer was cleared from CAI Channel 2 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 85 ClrBufC3 Th...

Page 124: ... set Any Event 16 104 Xifmm_nn Exit If Instruction mm Macro number 01 50 nn Macro step number 01 15 P1 Macro number 01 50 P2 Macro step number 01 15 P3 Destination Step number or 0 for exit Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 105 VoltHiLo Line Voltage Hi Lo P1 Highest voltage measured during the interval P2 Lowest voltage measured during the interval Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 106 SEN...

Page 125: ...l recursion limit Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 129 Start_CE Control Event Start Program Macro Instruction P1 Macro Number P2 Macro Step Number Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 130 Stop_CE Control Event Stop Program Macro Instruction P1 Macro Number P2 Macro Step Number Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 131 Resume_CE Control Event Resume Program Macro Instruction P1 Macro Number P...

Page 126: ...CAI Channel 4 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Show Start 24 Scheduled Event 30 144 AbtCAI4 Program Abort from CAI Channel 4 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 Show End 23 Unscheduled Shutdown 29 145 ClrBufC4 The Event log buffer was cleared from CAI Channel 4 Event Type Flag bits set Any Event 16 146 ClrSSQC4 The Show Sequence Number was cleared from CAI Channel 4 Event Type Flag bits set...

Page 127: ...TM Start of Report string This parameter is always RPT EVT Event Report string This parameter is always EVT 0 Packet Sequence No Always 0 msg Event Message This parameter will contain the following message strings a d m Status Control Message event strings Where a Device Table CAI1 CAI2 CAI3 RDI1 RDI2 RDI3 RDI4 or RDI5 d Message Number 1 10 m ASCII message up to 24 characters in length checksum Ch...

Page 128: ...ue command parameter did not match the cue number in the program 991 Exception Timer is already running Too late to start the Exception Timer 992 Can not change Program number because a show is in progress 993 Won t set Clock Indicates that the eCNA won t set the Real Time Clock because it is configured for NTP time 994 Command Blocked by Instruction Indicates that the command was blocked by the p...

Page 129: ...RSP RID 0 0 eCNA 10 1010 1 CR LF The Command is The Response is Command Character ASCII Value Response Character ASCII Value C 67 R 82 M 77 S 83 D 68 P 80 44 44 R 82 R 82 I 73 I 73 D 68 D 68 44 44 0 48 0 48 44 44 615 0 48 44 The checksum is 615 and the complete command is e 101 C 67 CMD RID 0 615 CR LF N 78 A 65 45 1 49 0 48 44 1 49 0 48 1 49 0 48 44 1 49 44 1568 The checksum is 1568 and the compl...

Page 130: ... Name CMD STS 0 65535 SEGTXT RSP STS 0 65535 0 999 a Get CAI Command Access Flag CMD STS 0 65535 CAICMD RSP STS 0 65535 0 999 OK BLK Get Program Number CMD STS 0 65535 PROGN RSP STS 0 65535 0 999 0 9 Get Exception Timer Status CMD STS 0 65535 XTMR RSP STS 0 65535 0 999 n d m s Get Wait Event Instruction Status CMD STS 0 65535 WAITEV RSP STS 0 65535 0 999 n s Get GP Timer Status CMD STS 0 65535 GTM...

Page 131: ...SNDNSYNC Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Sound SR CMD OUT 0 65535 SNDSR Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Sound SVA CMD OUT 0 65535 SNDSVA Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Sound None CMD OUT 0 65535 SNDNONE Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 1 On CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT1ON Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 1 Off CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT1OFF Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 2 On CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT2ON Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 ...

Page 132: ...e CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT12TOG Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 13 Toggle CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT13TOG Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 14 Toggle CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT14TOG Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 15 Toggle CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT15TOG Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Aux Out 16 Toggle CMD OUT 0 65535 OUT16TOG Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Digital 1 Power On CMD OUT 0 65535 DP1ON Y N RSP OUT 0 65535 0 999 Digi...

Page 133: ...5 1179 CAI Report Event Instruction SENDF16 RPT EVT 0 SENDF16 1180 CAI Report Event Instruction SENDF17 RPT EVT 0 SENDF17 1181 CAI Report Event Instruction SENDF18 RPT EVT 0 SENDF18 1182 CAI Report Event Instruction SENDF19 RPT EVT 0 SENDF19 1183 CAI Report Event Instruction SENDF20 RPT EVT 0 SENDF20 1175 CAI Report Event Instruction SENDF21 RPT EVT 0 SENDF21 1176 CAI Report Event Instruction SEND...

Page 134: ...arted by CAI Channel 2 RPT EVT 0 GTE06_02 1228 GPT 7 Expired Started by CAI Channel 2 RPT EVT 0 GTE07_02 1229 GPT 8 Expired Started by CAI Channel 2 RPT EVT 0 GTE08_02 1230 GPT 9 Expired Started by CAI Channel 2 RPT EVT 0 GTE09_02 1231 GPT 10 Expired Started by CAI Channel 2 RPT EVT 0 GTE10_02 1223 GPT 1 Expired Started by CAI Channel 3 RPT EVT 0 GTE01_03 1224 GPT 2 Expired Started by CAI Channel ...

Page 135: ...Digital 1 Fault Input LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 55 Dig1Flt d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Digital 2 Fault Input LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 56 Dig2Flt d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Digital 1 Start Input LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 57 StartDP1 d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Digital 2 Start Input LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 58 StartD...

Page 136: ...0 0 0 SENDF2 Event Report LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 97 SENDF2 d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SENDF3 Event Report LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 98 SENDF3 d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SENDF4 Event Report LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 99 SENDF4 d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SENDF5 Event Report LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 100 SENDF5 d 0 ...

Page 137: ...0 0 0 Task at Reset LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 134 ResetTsk d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 p1 p2 p3 p4 0 0 0 0 Remote Device Execute Button LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 135 Button d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 p1 p2 p3 0 0 0 0 0 Control Event Reboot eCNA Instruction LOG EVT 0 1 63 0 12 136 RBoot_CE d 0 999 yyyy mm dd hh mm ss ttt d 0 0 9 d 0 20 p1 p2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Control Event Prog...

Page 138: ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 57 StartDP1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 58 StartDP2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 59 Stop_DP1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 60 Stop_DP2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 61 CueDP1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0...

Page 139: ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 121 SENDF24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 122 SENDF25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 123 SENDF26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 124 SENDF27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 125 SENDF28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0...

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Page 144: ...n the field Features 22 low power relay outputs with LED indicators 2 high power relay outputs with LED indicators 8 optically isolated inputs Expansion socket for the 39436 Aux I O board 12 volt DC power Manual override headers 8 1 39445 House Aux Termination Board 1 LSN TB1 1 3 and P1 are the Local Sync Network connections This is a tie point only Note The LSN is not used on the eCNA 10 2 LIN TB...

Page 145: ...es the 39331 Booth termination board in order to be compatible with older CNA automations 6 Optional Expansion Board J1 and J2 socket strips are used for expansion boards J2 supports the 39436 Aux I O board 7 12 Volt Power TB5 17 20 are the 12 volt power connections This is normally used for contact sense input wiring but can be used to power any 12 volt device such as an external relay The supply...

Page 146: ...LIN Data Local I O Network serial data connections 5 LIN Data 6 LIN Shield 7 LIN Return 18 Volts DC Power from the Main Control Board 8 LIN Power TB2 and TB3 are the high power relay field connections TB2 Name Description Comment 1 Out 5 COM This is a normally open high power contact It s function can be software configured 2 Out 5 N O TB3 Name Description Comment 1 Slide Projector COM Normally op...

Page 147: ...CIAL 16 Top Masking COM 17 Side Masking FLAT Normally open contacts Can be used for independent side masking control or the function of these outputs can be re defined in software 18 Side Masking SCOPE 19 Side Masking SPECIAL 20 Side Masking COM 21 Aux Out 1 N O These function of these four relays can be software configured 22 Aux Out 1 COM 23 Aux Out 2 N O 24 Aux Out 2 COM 25 Aux Out 3A N O 26 Au...

Page 148: ...lt Remote Stop Input 4 Stop B 5 Fire Stop A Fire Alarm System input 6 Fire Stop B 7 Digital 1 Cue A Cue input 8 Digital 1 Cue B 9 IN 1 A These four input are software configurable 10 IN 1 B 11 IN 2 A 12 IN 2 B 13 IN 3 A 14 IN 3 B 15 IN 4 A 16 IN 4 B 17 12VDC Power 12VDC Power fused at 1 4 amp 18 12VDC Power 19 12VDC Return 20 12VDC Return 140 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270...

Page 149: ... EPRAD Incorporated 8 3 39445 Board Dimensions 141 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 150: ...ates the status of the regulated 12 volt DC power and the fused power for the TB4 1 4 12 volt power connections 2 Optional Expansion Board J1 and J2 socket strips are used for expansion boards J2 supports the 39436 Aux I O board 142 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 151: ...ice such as an external relay The supply is fused at 1 4 amp 6 Inputs TB4 5 20 are the low voltage isolated input connections Inputs can be wired for either contact or voltage sense All inputs are de bounced and require a minimum pulse width of 0 5 seconds Input Range 5VDC 34VDC 3 6VRMS 24VRMS 20mA Max 7 Low Power Relay Outputs TB5 are the Aux Out and Sound low power output connections All relay c...

Page 152: ...ts Can be used for independent top bottom masking control or the function of these outputs can be re defined in software 6 Top Masking SCOPE 7 Top Masking SPECIAL 8 Top Masking COM 9 Curtain CLOSE Normally open contacts Can be used for curtain control or the function of these outputs can redefined in software 10 Curtain COM 11 Curtain OPEN 12 House Lights UP Normally open contacts Can be used for ...

Page 153: ...elay field connections TB5 Name Description Comment 21 Aux Out 1 N O These function of these four relays can be software configured 22 Aux Out 1 COM 23 Aux Out 2 N O 24 Aux Out 2 COM 25 Aux Out 3A N O 26 Aux Out 3A COM 27 Aux Out 3B N O 28 Aux Out 3B COM 29 Aux Out 4A N O 30 Aux Out 4A COM 31 Aux Out 4B N O 32 Aux Out 4B COM 33 Aux Out 4B N C 34 Sound Mono Normally open contacts Can be used for so...

Page 154: ... EPRAD Incorporated 8 6 39431 Board Dimensions 146 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 155: ...s are wired to an external device Contact Sense Input Using the 12 volt power source on the termination board the input can wired for contact sensing Only a remote relay contact or switch is required to generate an input Voltage Sense Input The input can accept AC or DC voltage in the range of 5 to 24 volts The maximum current draw per input is 20 milliamps 147 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation M...

Page 156: ...gh Voltage Input If higher voltages are required for input control then an external relay can be wired to the input as shown NPN Open Collector Output Connection 148 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 157: ...t is strongly recommended that the power source be current limited The figure below is a schematic representation of the relay outputs Most outputs are normally open contacts Many relays outputs such as Sound share a common connection Typical Masking motor wiring 149 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 158: ...e eCNA 10 is normally supplied with a universal input 90 264 VAC AC adapter If another power source is used it should be an agency approved supply with a current limit of no less than 800mA and no more than 3 amps Included Power Supply P N 39523 150 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 159: ...tor is polled for status The range is 2 to 60 seconds 10 seconds is the default If status is not required for the application it is best that Poll for Status remain Disabled Command Messages This is a list of commonly used control commands The user only needs to enter the two byte command ID1 and ID2 and any data bytes if applicable The eCNA automatically inserts the Projector ID Model Code Data L...

Page 160: ...tivates the Preset Macro Key number 7 02 03 06 06 Macro Key 8 This command activates the Preset Macro Key number 8 02 03 06 07 292 A This command selects the signal input port 292 A 02 03 05 1A 292 B This command selects the signal input port 292 B 02 03 05 1B 292 Dual This command selects the signal input port 292 Dual 02 03 05 1C DVI A This command selects the signal input port DVI A 02 03 05 38...

Page 161: ... is best that Poll for Status remain Disabled Command Messages This is a list of commonly used control commands The user only needs to enter the command bytes s and any data bytes if applicable The eCNA automatically inserts the Start byte Projector address Checksum byte and Stop byte A default Barco configuration file is available from EPRAD Command Structure 1 Start Byte Automatically inserted b...

Page 162: ...pport more control commands If additional control is required please consult Barco projector documentation or call EPRAD The Resp checkbox should be unchecked for all Barco commands 154 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 163: ...ters A default Christie configuration file is available from EPRAD Command Structure 1 Start of Message Character Automatically inserted by eCNA 2 Function Code Entered by user 3 End of Message Character Automatically inserted by eCNA Christie Projector Control Commands Name Description Command Code 2 Projector On Lamp Off This command turns the projector On and the lamp Off PWR 0 Projector On Lam...

Page 164: ...esp checkbox should be unchecked for all Christie commands unless the FYI and Error message broadcast is enabled The eCNA does not enable or disable these messages 156 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 165: ... format_button 4 0D 0A User Format 1 Selects Dolby User Format 1 format_button 5 0D 0A User Format 2 Selects Dolby User Format 2 format_button 6 0D 0A Nonsync Selects the Nonsync Format format_button 7 0D 0A Mute Off Selects the Unmute Fades up the audio output to all channels mute 0 0D 0A Mute On Selects the mute Fades down the audio output to all channels mute 1 0D 0A Toggle Mute Toggles the Mut...

Page 166: ...sages from only the table s it wants These messages are automatically sent when the message changes Use the CONFIGURATION command to enable or disable the Status Control unsolicited messages The client can also force an unsolicited message every time the message is written by putting the character at the beginning of the message Notes 1 All characters are supported except double quote less than am...

Page 167: ..._Status_Error 3 Douser Status Douser_Open Douser_Close Douser_Status_Error Douser_Open Douser_Close Douser_Status_Error Douser_Open Douser_Close Douser_Status_Error 4 Current Macro Macro Name Macro_Status_Error Macro Number 101 164 Macro_Status_Error Macro Number1 1 100 Macro Name Macro_Status_Error 5 Input Select Input File Name InputSel_Status_Error 00 06 Test Pattern 01 06 292A 02 06 292B 01 0D...

Page 168: ...om device Message 4 Macro Status Zero length string until a response has been received from the device Macro Name Number Macro name or number from remote device Macro_Status_Error Cannot get status from device Message 5 Input Select Status Zero length string until a response has been received from the device Input Name Number Selected input name or number from remote device InputSel_Status_Error C...

Page 169: ...inition Lower Voltage Threshold VTL Establishes the low voltage trip point Range 0 to 250 volts Upper Voltage Threshold VTU Establishes the upper voltage okay point Range 0 to 250 volts Voltage Low Event Hold Off Time TVLH Sets the delay from the line voltage not okay condition to the Line Voltage Low Event Range 0 00 to 59 59 mm ss Voltage Low Window Time TVLW Establishes a time period where the ...

Page 170: ...oltage Low Window TVLW timers start to tick If the Voltage Low Hold off timer TVLH is allowed to expire the Line Voltage Low Event is generated If the voltage goes above the Upper Voltage Threshold VTU before the Voltage Low Window timer TVLW expires the Voltage Okay Hold off timer TVOH starts to tick If this timer is allowed to expire the Line Voltage OK 1 Event is generated If the voltage goes a...

Page 171: ...y Calls Macro Line Fault Line Voltage Low 9 SMS Pause Stop Macros The SMS Pause Stop macro macro 9 is called when the Line Voltage Low event pauses the SMS 9 SMS Pause Stop Projector Digital 1 Vid Off 00 00 Pause Stop the SMS There is a caveat to the example above If the power comes and goes after the SMS has been paused the RPT EVT 0 DV1OFF message may be sent again and again to the SMS This shou...

Page 172: ...se the next power outage This should happen on a start or resume by setting Aux Out 16 Off with an output command or a macro LVM 250 Settings Lower Voltage Threshold 185 Volts Upper Voltage Threshold 190 Volts Voltage Low Event Hold Off Time 10 seconds Voltage Low Window Time 1 minute Voltage OK Event Hold Off Time 5 seconds Trigger Assignments The following trigger assignments are used in this ex...

Page 173: ... graph was created with both high and low line voltage plotted over a 15 minute period The voltage was collected every second The graph was created in an Excel Worksheet with imported VoltHiLo Event records Line Voltage Plot 0 50 100 150 200 250 08 00 11 08 00 28 08 00 45 08 01 02 08 01 19 08 01 36 08 01 53 08 02 10 08 02 27 08 02 44 08 03 01 08 03 18 08 03 35 08 03 52 08 04 09 08 04 26 08 04 43 0...

Page 174: ...r integration with the eCNA automation These instructions apply to SA 2100A software version 7 7b rc17 Be sure the network installation is complete before proceeding Please refer to the manufacturer s documentation for installation details Press the Configuration button on the SMS screen Use the on screen keypad to enter the Maintenance Access password Press the Enter button Figure 1 SMS Interface...

Page 175: ...Name Type the name eCNA with on the on screen keyboard Select eCNA_I O as the device type Enter the eCNA s IP Address with the on screen keyboard You will need to configure the Server events eCNA controls eCNA status and eCNA Event Reports This sets up the messages you want available for creating Actions and Inputs Figure 3 Configuration Menu Figure 4 Automation Menu 167 eCNA 10 Operation and Inst...

Page 176: ...stops an eCNA program if it s In Progress The eCNA s Stopped State transitions from Not Stopped OK to Stopped STP CUE This event is a generic cue input that will unconditionally cue the eCNA program if it s in the Wait Cue instruction PGM 1 PGM 9 These events set the current program number This event would normally want to occur before the start STA event SPR 1 SPR 9 These events set the current p...

Page 177: ...SE Output Control Flag Clears the Curtain OPEN Output Control Flag CURTNONE Clears the Curtain OPEN and Curtain CLOSE Output Control Flags MSKFLAT Sets the Masking FLAT Output Control Flag Clears the Masking SCOPE and SPECIAL Control Flags MSKSCOPE Sets the Masking SCOPE Output Control Flag Clears the Masking FLAT and SPECIAL Control Flags MSKSPECL Sets the Masking SPECIAL Output Control Flag Clea...

Page 178: ...tal 2 Power OFF Flag Clears the Digital 2 Power ON Flag DV2ON Sets the Digital 2 Video ON Flag Clears the Digital 2 Video OFF Flag DV2OFF Sets the Digital 2 Video OFF flag Clears the Digital 2 Video ON Flag SPROJON Sets the Slide Projector ON Flag SPROJOFF Clears the Slide Projector ON Flag eCNA status The SA 2100A can poll the eCNA for its status record with the REPORT STATUS RST command on CAI c...

Page 179: ...e Digital Projector Power 1 flag transition ON DP1OFF The Digital Projector Power 1 flag transition OFF DV1ON The Digital Projector Video 1 flag transition ON DV1OFF The Digital Projector Video 1 flag transition OFF DP2ON The Digital Projector Power 2 flag transition ON DP2OFF The Digital Projector Power 2 flag transition OFF DV2ON The Digital Projector Video 2 flag transition ON DV2OFF The Digita...

Page 180: ... screen An on screen keyboard opens Type in the desired Label name e g Pre Show Scope and press Enter Press the Add button located at the lower portion of the screen Select eCNA from the Device column Select either event or output from the Action column This allows you to either choose from the list of Server events or eCNA controls Figure 8 Actions Menu 172 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manu...

Page 181: ... the Automation menu Here you will create triggers that will be used to initiate Events Press the Add button located at the lower portion of the screen Select eCNA from the Device Name list box Select the desired eCNA status item from the Trigger list box This list contains all of eCNA Status and Event Reports selected from the Devices setup screen Figure 9 Inputs Menu 173 eCNA 10 Operation and In...

Page 182: ...power up and on a playback error For example in the event of a playback error the Fault FLT event message can be sent to the eCNA This can sound the eCNA alarm to alert theatre personnel of the problem When the setup is complete press the Save button at the bottom of the Automation screen Make sure that Status is Enabled on the Device screen to enable communication to the eCNA before exiting the A...

Page 183: ... created in the Automation menu can be inserted as cues into a playlist Please see the manufacturer s documentation for instructions on creating a show playlist Figure 10 Playlist 175 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 184: ...re proceeding Please refer to the manufacturer s documentation for installation details Device Manager The Device Manager is used to setup the connection between the DCP 2000 and the eCNA To run the Device Manager go to Menu ÿ Doremi Apps ÿ Device Manager Click the Add button Select eCNA and click the Add button from the Add Device window Figure 1 Device Manger Screen Figure 2 Add Device 176 eCNA ...

Page 185: ...Macro Editor screen consists of Automation Cue and the Trigger Cue tabs The Automation Cue tab is used for creating and editing Macro Automation cues Automation cues can consists of messages that are sent to the eCNA These messages are sent to CAI channel 1 port 13000 The Trigger Cue tab is used for creating and editing Trigger cues that are linked to dedicated macro events Trigger cues are used t...

Page 186: ...st Click the Ok button You will be back in the Macro Editor displaying the new Macro Automation Cue name in the Macro window To insert an action in the Macro Automation Cue select the macro name and click the Insert a new Action button The following window will be displayed Click Library and ecna Click the Add button to gain access to the library Figure 5 Create Macro Automation Cue Name Figure 6 ...

Page 187: ...actions from the library and click the Ok button You will be directed to the Send a Message window in which you will select the device as eCNA This window also shows the name of the action and the actual text message that is sent to the eCNA Figure 7 Add a New Action Window Figure 8 eCNA Action Library Figure 9 eCNA Message Window 179 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 188: ... new action in the action window Repeat this procedure to insert all actions desired for this macro Use the Up or Down Arrow buttons to re order the action list You can also insert delays into the action list Figure 10 Actions Window Updated Figure 11 Macro Action List with Delay 180 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 189: ...Sets the Lens SCOPE Output Control Flag Clears the Lens FLAT and SPECIAL Control Flags Lens Special Sets the Lens SPECIAL Output Control Flag Clears the Lens FLAT and SCOPE Control Flags Sound Aux 1 Sets the Sound AUX 1 Output Control Flag Clears all other Sound Output Control Flags Sound Aux 2 Sets the Sound AUX 2 Output Control Flag Clears all other Sound Output Control Flags Sound Digital 1 Set...

Page 190: ...e eCNA library but are easily added to the actions list Select Input Output and Send Message Click the Add button Enter the message name and actual message text that will be sent to the eCNA Be sure to select eCNA as the device Click the Ok button to save Figure 12 Add New Action Window Figure 12 eCNA Message Window 182 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

Page 191: ...A Program CMD EVT 0 NXQ d N r n d Next Cue number 1 to 20 Stop eCNA Program CMD EVT 0 STP N r n Abort the eCNA Program CMD EVT 0 ABT N r n Set the CAI Fault flag CMD EVT 0 FLT N r n Clear CAI Fault flag CMD EVT 0 CLR N r n Cancel eCNA Alarm CMD EVT 0 CNL N r n Reset eCNA Fault CMD EVT 0 RES N r n Start eCNA Timer CMD EVT 0 SGT d mm ss N r n d Timer Number mm 0 59 minutes ss 0 59 seconds Macro Edit...

Page 192: ...ect to an event button The following window will appear To connect the selected Trigger Cue to an eCNA event click the Signal button and the following window will appear Select eCNA from the Source Device name list box Select the appropriate signal from the Signal name list box and click the Ok button Figure 15 Fire Alarm Trigger Cue Defined 184 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 ...

Page 193: ...ed and enabled to communicate with the eCNA from the Device Manager as described Upon detecting the eCNA the DCP 2000 sends the CONFIGURATION commands CMD CFG 0 RPTOFF Y on port 13000 to disable the EVENT Report messages for CAI Channel 1 and CMD CFG 0 RPTON Y on port 13001 to enable the EVENT Report messages for CAI Channel 2 Port 13000 is used to send commands to the eCNA The DCP 2000 opens this...

Page 194: ... the board located between the P8 and P9 connectors 3 Thread the standoff 3 and lockwasher 4 onto the board 5 mounting stud and tighten 4 Plug the RS 232 interface board 1 onto the standoff 3 and the P14 header as shown 5 Thread the 5 16 inch KEP nut 2 onto the standoff 3 and tighten 6 Terminate RS 232 connections to the P1 terminal block on the module Close and secure the enclosure with screws 18...

Page 195: ... 2011 1 150 49921 25 Oct 2011 1 140 4524 9 Aug 2011 1 130 10785 26 Jul 2011 1 120 34174 15 Nov 2010 1 110 32113 28 Oct 2010 1 090 8250 25 Aug 2010 1 080 7677 19 Aug 2010 1 070 14474 18 May 2010 1 060 24783 26 Feb 2010 1 052 9109 22 Feb 2010 1 051 52069 19 Feb 2010 1 050 20688 10 Feb 2010 1 040 2248 08 Feb 2010 1 030 57316 08 Jun 2009 Version 1 270 Date 2 Jun 2020 Checksum 2315 File Name 10V1270 S2...

Page 196: ...ded TCP IP Stack Version 1 210 Downloadable File 10V1210 zip Date 15 Aug 2013 Checksum 7645 File Name 10V1210 S29 File Size 1 24M Changes 1 Added disable buttons to Program and Macro editors Trigger Configuration screen and Clock Event screen Click on the step number to enable or disable 2 Added Theatre Name to System Parameters 3 Alarm instruction now supports using Timer 1 through 15 for a delay...

Page 197: ...ded new CAI Configuration screen 5 Added Timer Names to the browser setup screens Version 1 190 Downloadable File 10V1190 zip Date 17 Sep 2012 Checksum 54832 File Name 10V1190 S29 File Size 1 10M Changes 1 Miscellaneous refactoring Version 1 180 Downloadable File 10V1180 zip Date 18 Apr 2012 Checksum 13734 File Name 10V1180 S29 File Size 1 12M Changes 1 Added CMD LIMIT EXCEEDED error message and L...

Page 198: ... status 3 Added RD1 RD5 Alarm set clear triggers 4 Added the ability to configure the Event Report FIRESTOP to repeat every 5 seconds Version 1 140 Downloadable File 10V1140 zip Date 9 Aug 2011 Checksum 4524 File Name 10V1140 S29 File Size 1 11M Changes 1 Added Wake On LAN instruction and web screen Version 1 130 Downloadable File 10V1130 zip Date 26 Jul 2011 Checksum 10785 File Name 10V1130 S29 F...

Page 199: ...l Overrides Enable Disable to System Parameters configuration 12 Added Virtual I O web screen and control logic The 16 Virtual Outputs VOutx are transmitted over Ethernet Multicast to the other eCNAs The Virtual Inputs VInx are simply the Boolean OR of the flags from all other eCNAs 13 Added display of Virtual Outputs to Remote Monitor web screen data Also added button to show or hide the Virtual ...

Page 200: ...ain None SNDNONE Sound None MSKNONE Mask None LENNONE Lens None 4 Local Output Control screen now shows a leading zero for the Aux Outputs 1 through 9 to align the messages Bug Fixes 1 The eCNA Alarm flag sent to other devices is now suppressed when System Parameters Local Alarm Time is set to 0 00 Alarm Disabled This prevents a Remote Alarm blip on other devices 2 Fixed CMD SMR command to correct...

Page 201: ...evel Limit is reached It indicates a Macro logic programming error 9 Increased the number of Macro Programs from 30 to 40 10 Added Show All Hide button to Program and Macro Editors 11 Added Parameter 7 to existing Log Message 95 MacXXTYY 0 OK 1 Error due to call limit 12 Increased size of the data buffered for the web Control History screen from 19 to 60 13 Control History screen now has buttons o...

Page 202: ...3K Current Boot Loader Version 2 070 Changes 1 Moved Old Version variable to protected battery ram to help prevent unexpected clear of user parameters 2 Added additional stack space to 11 of the smaller stacks 3 Added support for Remote Device Christie Projector Protocol 4 Enhanced the Remote Device Command String Editor to allow any ASCII character in the range of to when editing strings inside c...

Page 203: ...You should check fix your configuration after upgrading Version 1 040 Downloadable File 10V1040 zip Date 8 Feb 2010 Checksum 2248 File Name 10V1040 S29 File Size 956K Current Boot Loader Version 2 070 Changes 1 Now supports 30 Segment Names 0 9 to 0 29 2 Added automatic Daylight Savings Window logic and Web Server support for setSystem htm 3 Added a new input selection Cancel to the I O Board Conf...

Page 204: ...n 1 030 Downloadable File 10V1030 zip Date 8 Jun 2009 Checksum 57316 File Name 10V1030 S29 File Size 903K Current Boot Loader Version 2 070 First production release 196 eCNA 10 Operation and Installation Manual Version 1 270 00 ...

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