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Peavey D Series Hardware Manual Download Page 11

July 7, 2017

Version 2.0.0.0

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Description ........................................................................................................ 8
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Applications ...................................................................................................... 9
D1V front and rear panel .................................................................................. 9
D4S front and rear panel ................................................................................... 10

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Introduction to the D series

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Summary of Contents for D Series

Page 1: ...D Series Hardware Manual Version 2 0 0 0 July 7 2017 ...

Page 2: ...esponsible for the successful implementation of these systems All creative content in this manual including the layout art design content photography drawings specifications and all other intellectual property is Copyright 2016 Peavey Electronics Corporation All Rights Reserved Features specifications subject to change without notice All other registered trademarks or trademarks are the property o...

Page 3: ...n the box 6 Thank You 6 Chapter 3 Introduction to the D series 7 Description 8 Features 8 Applications 9 D1V front and rear panel 9 D4S front and rear panel 10 Chapter 4 Installing and configuring the D series 13 Introduction 14 Connecting up a D series panel 15 Setting the device ID for a panel 17 Setting end of line EOL terminations 24 Specifying switch or trigger mode for buttons D4S only 25 Wa...

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Page 5: ...July 7 2017 Version 2 0 0 0 1 In This Chapter Safety warnings 2 Chapter 1 Important safety instructions ...

Page 6: ...y the manufacturer or sold with the apparatus When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as power supply cord or plug is ...

Page 7: ...aring loss but nearly everyone will lose some hearing if exposed to sufficiently intense noise for a sufficient time The U S Government s Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA has specified the following permissible noise level exposures Duration Per Day in Hours Sound Level dBA Slow Response 8 90 6 92 4 95 3 97 2 100 1 102 1 105 110 or less 115 According to OSHA any exposure in exces...

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Page 9: ...July 7 2017 Version 2 0 0 0 5 In This Chapter Warranty Registration 6 Important network considerations 6 What you will need 6 What s in the box 6 Thank You 6 Chapter 2 Before you start ...

Page 10: ...in a single daisy chain string Star network connections are not recommended Each device has two RJ 45 loop through connectors to facilitate proper network configuration Each D series device draws approximately 16mA If you are using a NION the RS 485 network will support a maximum of 32 devices However if you are using a Digitool MX16 MX32 or LIVE a maximum of 15 devices may be used What you will n...

Page 11: ...July 7 2017 Version 2 0 0 0 7 In This Chapter Description 8 Features 8 Applications 9 D1V front and rear panel 9 D4S front and rear panel 10 Chapter 3 Introduction to the D series ...

Page 12: ...one gang unit with four programmable virtual rotary controls and status LEDs Features Standard decorator wall plate Assignable controls LED control status indicators Label space for customization RS 485 network connectivity Easy wiring installation Flexible Addressable Tracking rotary control locations Software upgradeable Integral EOL Terminators Low power requirements Power supplied via RS 485 c...

Page 13: ...urtrooms Lecture Halls Presentation Rooms D1V front and rear panel 1 Device selection LED Single color green LED illuminates to indicate which of the four devices wired to the NWare D1V device is active 2 Knob position LED Single color green LED array indicates current position of rotary knob 3 Label Space Use this area to fix a label identifying the selection that has been made For example the kn...

Page 14: ... network These connectors are wired in parallel and include data and power supply connections The recommended cable is UTP Category 5 CAT5 or better D4S front and rear panel 1 Label Space Use this area to fix a label identifying the selection that has been made For example the knob could switch between audio sources for background music CD player 1 and 2 2 Device selection LED Single color green L...

Page 15: ...lication They can be used as preset selectors in all products and additionally as a router source select control in some products Refer to the product manuals for more information Note If the LEDs start flashing this means no NWare D series device in the NWare project has been assigned the device ID set on the physical device 4 Mounting Bracket Single gang 1G mounting bracket for installation into...

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Page 17: ...hapter Introduction 14 Connecting up a D series panel 15 Setting the device ID for a panel 17 Setting end of line EOL terminations 24 Specifying switch or trigger mode for buttons D4S only 25 Chapter 4 Installing and configuring the D series ...

Page 18: ...ncludes boxes designed for fixed installation into sheet rock wood or masonry construction All cabling and terminations should be installed into conduit securely coupled to the mounting box and system ground plane Note NEMA encloses are not shipped with D series panels They must be bought separately For a proper finish use only decorator wall plates to match the box gang size ...

Page 19: ...ions In some cases especially when extremely long cable runs are present it may be necessary to terminate the end of the data line EOL In adverse conditions both ends of the data line may require EOL termination If this is the case you can terminate the far end of the network by enabling an additional EOL termination at the last panel in the chain using the DIP switch see End of line EOL terminati...

Page 20: ...can be daisy chained to the Digitool in this type of configuration With a power source available the maximum increases to 31 D Series cable pin outs When using a Digitool MX the cable is fitted with a CAT5 T568B connector at both ends However when the NION is used a serial D connector is used at the NION end with a CAT5 T568B connector at the other end For both the NION and Digitool units that are...

Page 21: ...ject Device IDs are assigned according to whether the panels will be working independently or whether they will work together Note If you change the device ID for a panel you must power cycle the panel before the change will take effect How panels operate When panels work independently pressing a button or turning the knob on one panel changes a setting in an NWare project that no other panel can ...

Page 22: ... radio buttons in a software application Use the table below to work out whether to assign IDs to the available panels from the same group or different groups Approach needed Relevant to D series model How to assign Device IDs Panels work independently D1V and D4S Choose IDs from different groups to assign to the panels Panels all control exactly the same NWare devices in the project D1V and D4S C...

Page 23: ...l For example with DIP switch 3 set to on and the other switches set to off presets 5 8 could be recalled using the device When using two D4S controllers with a Digitool setting IDs 1 4 and 5 8 would allow presets 1 8 to be recalled If ID1 is active for example pressing the button for ID6 would light the LED for ID6 and turn off the LED for ID1 To allow the same range of presets to be recalled usi...

Page 24: ...clusive router 17 20 815 816 817 818 6 21 24 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 819 81A 81B 81C 7 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 25 28 81D 81E 81F 820 8 29 32 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 821 822 823 824 9 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 3...

Page 25: ... 41 44 82D 82E 82F 830 12 45 48 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 831 832 833 834 13 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 49 52 835 836 837 838 14 53 56 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 839 83A 83B 83C 15 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 57 60 83D 8...

Page 26: ...lusive router 65 68 845 846 847 848 18 69 72 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 849 84A 84B 84C 19 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 73 76 84D 84E 84F 850 20 77 80 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 851 852 853 854 21 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive route...

Page 27: ... 92 85D 85E 85F 860 24 93 96 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 861 862 863 864 25 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 97 100 865 866 867 868 26 101 104 DIP Switches Alias NION Device ID D4S Control Group Digitool Device ID range 869 86A 86B 86C 27 Mutually exclusive trigger group Creates mutually exclusive router 105 108 86D...

Page 28: ...of line EOL terminations Each panel includes an integral terminating circuit that can be activated by setting DIP switch 8 to the ON position Enabling the panel terminator on the last panel in a daisy chain topology is the best way to ensure that your data cabling is secure from unwanted interference or noise that could affect data transfer performance Notes The NION requires a jumper to be set in...

Page 29: ...ger mode each button transmits a momentary signal when pressed This signal is a one shot command that the software recognizes as a trigger A trigger has no on or off state it is simply a momentary logic signal When a trigger has been activated the button LED will illuminate and stay illuminated until another trigger in the same group is activated The buttons work in the same way as radio buttons i...

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Page 31: ...ix Host Processors Servers and Controllers nControl nTouch 180 nTouch 60 xControl LCDs nWall VCAT VCAT HD VGA 2 VSC D4S D1V Remote Control Panels Plates Paging Stations Ambient Sense Devices and other devices installed in user accessible locations 90 Days Loudspeaker Components including speakers baskets drivers diaphragm replacement kits and passive filter networks and all Accessory Products How ...

Page 32: ... Corp 5022 Hartley Peavey Drive Meridian Mississippi 39305 USA Phone 866 662 8750 http www peaveycommercialaudio com products cfm mm Features Specifications subject to change without notice Copyright 2016 All Rights Reserved 80305828 ...

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