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 8  Appendix A: EN 54-16 features

NEO implements all mandatory functions for compliance with the EN54- 16: 2008. It includes
the following optional features certi fied:

1. Audible warning
2. Phased evacuation
3. Manual mute of the voice alarm state
4. Manual reset of the voice alarm state
5. Exit voice alarm condition
6. Fault Indication regarding the transmission path with the CIE (central fire alarm system)
7. Fault indication on the voice alarm zones
8. Disable state
9. Manual control of voice alarm
10. Interface to external control devices 
11. Emergency microphone
12. Redundant Power Ampli fiers

Extra Features

1. Distribution of background music programs
2. Multi-zone microphones management 
3. Independent DSP per each I/O audio channel
4. Pre-recorded message player
5. LDA Sound Enhancer 
6. Record output
7. Control output for attenuators
8. Input Parametric Equalizer with 7-band per channel
9. Output Parametric Equalizer with 7-band per channel
10. Loudness Compensation

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User's Manual: EN 54-16 PA/VA System LDA NEO

Summary of Contents for NEO 8060

Page 1: ...User s Manual EN 54 16 certified PA VA system LDA NEO...

Page 2: ...at the sides for its correct ventilation 7 Never open the equipment For safety reasons the equipment should only be opened by qualified personnel 8 The equipment must be plugged into a grounded outlet...

Page 3: ...TIVATING THE VOICE ALARM 19 3 2 3 STOPPING VOICE ALARM 20 3 2 4 DEACTIVATING THE EMERGENCY STATE 20 3 2 5 EMERGENCY STATE LOG 20 3 2 1 VOICE EVACUATION ZONE VOLUME ADJUSTMENT 20 3 3 FAILURE 21 3 3 1 F...

Page 4: ...YSTEM 41 6 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 42 7 TECHNICAL FEATURES 43 8 Appendix A EN 54 16 features 46 9 Appendix B LOG Content 48 9 1 STATE OF EMERGENCY LOG 48 9 2 STATE OF FAILURE LOG 48 9 3 STATE OF DISA...

Page 5: ...20W NEO8250E System Extension that includes 8 amplifiers zones of 250W NEO4250E System Extension that includes 4 amplifiers zones of 250W NEO4500E System Extension that includes 4 amplifiers zones of...

Page 6: ...s in a state of emergency operation voice alarm by manual activation or automatic activation from the CIE at any of the voice alarm zones Simultaneously once the indicator is switched on it will emit...

Page 7: ...see chapter 5 2 for its resolution Amber colour j PROTECT PROTECTION Active on when any of the system protection devices are active Restart the fault condition Reset fault condition If the fault pers...

Page 8: ...llows the go back function for navigation through the menus The button PA will change to BACK button when the option is available again 2 2 2 SCROLL BUTTONS The scroll buttons are situated to the righ...

Page 9: ...is working For emergency is red and for fault or disarmed zones is yellow f SCROLL BAR At some windows this item may appear It indicates that there are more objects to be displayed in the same window...

Page 10: ...F EMERGENCY Red box on the left side of the zone button In Picture 4 zone 1 b SELECTED ZONE Selection band in the right side In Picture 4 zones 1 2 3 4 and 7 c ZONE INDICATING FAULT Yellow rectangle o...

Page 11: ...ith the configuration application 2 3 1 ACCESS LEVEL 1 The access level 1 corresponds to the general user profile or people who have a general responsibility for security supervision which may initial...

Page 12: ...g of a contact closure on NC input In any other case it will detect fault in the connection The connection is made through a female 9 pin euroblock connector and 3 81 mm pitch supplied with the unit T...

Page 13: ...the system will exit the emergency mode and return to the normal state If an error occurs in the transmission line between the CIE and the equipment it will produce a fault indication in the front pa...

Page 14: ...to the equipment shall be done by two 10k external electrical resistances supplied with the unit placed at the output of the CIE as shown in Picture 9 The manual activation has a higher priority over...

Page 15: ...here the ETX 1 module can be integrated This module allows connection to NEO Extension units the control monitoring and configuration through the data network the reception of audio sources from the d...

Page 16: ...se of LDA VCC units this port could not be used for other devices The connection is made using a 3 pin female euroblock connector and pitch 3 81 mm supplied with the unit The wire size range for each...

Page 17: ...ert B Flexnet Puert X Flexnet Config NA Posici n 11 Table 8 System connection configuration NOTE 1 in NEO 8060 port B will be normally inactive in modes 01 10 and 11 for avoiding the storm effect in t...

Page 18: ...al specifications of the equipment see section 7 To access the fuse turn the fuse holder a quarter turn counter clockwise using a flat blade screwdriver d EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY INPUT The unit has an...

Page 19: ...pare Channel Inputs b SPEAKER LINE OUTPUT The equipment has between 4 and 8 amplification channels each channel has two speaker line outputs marked as A and B The rated power of the amplifier channel...

Page 20: ...is active unless the system enters into Emergency mode in that case the emergency inputs will have priority and the routing will be assigned according to the evacuation c PAGING MICROPHONES AND SYSTE...

Page 21: ...e model NEO4500LE has audio inputs for use in PA LIVE mode This inputs will be activated through the configuration software and are dedicated to those cases where it is preferred not to control the au...

Page 22: ...ontrol and Indicating Equipment CIE To select a compatible system that will connect the equipment you should use the configuration software The connection is via a female connector euroblock type of 3...

Page 23: ...in an state of emergency without performing any action press the BACK button The access level will remain at level 2 and the state of emergency active To exit the Level 2 restart the state of emergenc...

Page 24: ...e 3 2 4 3 2 4 DEACTIVATING THE EMERGENCY STATE To disable the emergency state press the RESET button it will appear on the access control for users with level 2 see 2 3 To return press the BACK button...

Page 25: ...tates of emergency or failure will not be displayed 3 4 1 DEACTIVATING ACTIVATING A ZONE To access the deactivation menu press the shortcut button DIS From the disabling menu press the DISARMED STATE...

Page 26: ...the following window will appear a ZONES BUTTONS In the left half of the screen the zones can be found Press on the zones in which you want to set the volume If the progress indicator appears see 2 2...

Page 27: ...crease in volume The maximum value that can reach the group is determined by the zone within the selected group which has a the highest volume So when it reaches the 0dB maximum or the set step is gre...

Page 28: ...aning the zones not affected by the selection will keep its audio routing 3 5 3 AVANCED OPTIONS The equipment system has advanced adjustment options To access these options from the PA menu click on t...

Page 29: ...configuration software e GAIN INDICATOR Displays the set gain for the selected audio source f GAIN STEP SETTING BUTTON The gain step setting button allows the selection of of the amount of increment d...

Page 30: ...tment buttons You can select from the following options pressing consecutively 1dB 5dB 10dB g VOLUME ADJUSTMENT BUTTONS There are two buttons to adjust and the gain or volume Each time you press one o...

Page 31: ...s to adjust volume and each time you press one of them the volume of the monitor speaker will be increased or decreased by 1 dB To monitor select the type of item using the type of monitoring button a...

Page 32: ...e is being played it will pause the playback of the message e MESSAGE PLAYER SELECTOR Selects the message player to use The system has 2 pre recorded message players f MUTE BUTTON The mute button allo...

Page 33: ...ll the audio configuration that was configured by the user will be replaced b BOT NES DE PRESET Press over the preset button that you want to load If the progress indicator is present see 2 2 6 use th...

Page 34: ...ade the firmware you must use the configuration software c LOCATION IDENTIFIER This area shows the information of the physical location of the equipment previously introduced in the configuration soft...

Page 35: ...uipment is an Extension unit not the number 1 this button will change and allows you to identify the equipment visually When pressing the button the frontal led light of the selected item will blink f...

Page 36: ...The emergency supply system must be able to provide emergency power supply to the system for at least 30 minutes in operation and at least 24 hours in standby mode following suggestion of EN54 14 sta...

Page 37: ...xNet is a protocol of communication developed by LDA Audio Tech that allows the transmission of both digital audio and control data using a standard Ethernet network The system ensures the maximum lev...

Page 38: ...PLIFICATION The equipment has the option of working with an internal back up amplifier This option is selectable from the configuration application When it is activated the last channel of the equipme...

Page 39: ...ngth of the cable 4 6 1 LINE CABLING STANDARD MODE The wiring of the speakers follows a classic scheme A single cable an connect all the speakers that belong to the same amplifier channel This wiring...

Page 40: ...een changed The model of one or various speakers have been changed To disable the measurement of loudspeaker lines or the end of line devices use the application configuration NOTE Impedance measureme...

Page 41: ...tions Model EOL Indicator Activity red color Input Input for 100V PA lines max consumption 15mA input for 100V PA lines max consumption 15mA 2 Euroblock Pin orange color Output Isolated contact closur...

Page 42: ...nd of line device in a sequence With a configuration in sequence it is possible to supervise various sections of one line of speakers To make a multiple connection the end of line devices that belong...

Page 43: ...apter 7 The connection of the end of line devices must be done in parallel respecting the indicated polarity NOTE After a volume controller you must not connect an end of line device as it can cause a...

Page 44: ...when any of the internal protective devices of the equipment are active If this failure occurs the amplification channel s that have the power protection indicator have overheated In that case make s...

Page 45: ...the two is correct 4 3 5 6 SYSTEM The system will indicate a system failure when a problem has occurred in the execution of the software or memory If after several reboots the problem persists connect...

Page 46: ...ment should be of one year Operations Clean the entrance and exit ports of air with a vacuum cleaner Check the connections of the equipment and the ground connection Warnings Use only a soft lint free...

Page 47: ...n Euroblock type Attenuators over ride 4 8 x Override 24V DC 40mA 2 Pin Euroblock type 4 pin connector Emergency control inputs 6 10 x 0 5V DC supervised 2 Pin Euroblock type 4 pin connector Emergency...

Page 48: ...7016 Rear Fe Black RAL 9005 Case Al Black RAL 9005 Weight NEO8060 NEO8250E NEO4250E NEO4500E NEO4500LE 12kg 14kg 7 6kg 7 7kg 7 8kg Dimensions W x H x D 483mm x 88mm x 455mm 19 x 3 46 x 18 Accessories...

Page 49: ...LDA Audio Tech Severo Ochoa N 31 29590 M LAGA ESPA A Tlf 34 952028805 45 User s Manual EN 54 16 PA VA System LDA NEO...

Page 50: ...ion on the voice alarm zones 8 Disable state 9 Manual control of voice alarm 10 Interface to external control devices 11 Emergency microphone 12 Redundant Power Amplifiers Extra Features 1 Distributio...

Page 51: ...LDA Audio Tech Severo Ochoa N 31 29590 M LAGA ESPA A Tlf 34 952028805 47 User s Manual EN 54 16 PA VA System LDA NEO...

Page 52: ...E LOG EMG POWER FLT MAIN POWER FLT CIE PATH FLT CIE PATH FLT on device XXX REMOTE CIE PATH FLT CIE PATH FLT RST NETWORK LINK FLT PROTECT FLT Amp Ch X PROTECT FLT Fuse X EMIC FLT Local Remote LINE X FL...

Page 53: ...ower AWG mm mm2 60Wrms 120Wrms 240Wrms 480Wrms 960Wrms 6 4 11 13 3 3260 1630 810 405 200 7 3 67 10 6 2600 1300 645 320 160 8 3 26 8 35 2050 1025 510 255 130 9 2 91 6 62 1625 810 405 200 100 10 2 59 5...

Page 54: ...ture 24 REC output 16 Picture 25 ACSI Bus Input 16 Picture 26 Pre amp outputs 17 Picture 27 Audio Source Inputs 17 Picture 28 GPIO ports 18 Picture 29 Bus RS 485 for CIE 18 Picture 30 PA Menu Window 2...

Page 55: ...tor 14 Table 10 Main Power Supply Input 14 Table 11 Emergency Supply Input 15 Table 12 Spare Channel Inputs 15 Table 13 Speaker Lines Outputs 16 Table 14 REC Output 16 Table 15 ACSI bus Input 17 Table...

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