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A 4585 Zone Paging System

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2.2 SWITCHING 100V SPEAKER LEVELS 

There are two different configurations for switching 100V speaker levels. The first uses a single amp system which is used 

for both Background music and PA paging. This setup mutes background music to “ALL” zones when any zone is paged.

(see section 2.2.1)

The second setup involves a two amplifier system where both the background music and the PA paging has its own dedi-
cated amplifier. This setup mutes background music to only those zones which are being paged. (See section 2.2.2)

2.2.1 SINGLE AMPLIFIER 100V LINE SWITCHING

A single amp system uses one amplifier which is used for both the background music and the PA paging. In this configura-
tion when any zone or zones is paged the background music will be muted to all zones. (Note: If muting is desired for only 
those zones being paged a two amplifier setup is required (See section 2.2.2)).

NOTE : Before turning the unit on make sure the dip switches are set correctly.

For single amp switching of 100V speaker levels, Dip switch 1 should be set to “ON”

 

 and dip switch 2 should be set to “OFF” (see Dip switch settings Fig 1.6)

Each zone requiring background music must be switched “ON” from the “Zone Background Music Selector” switches on 

the front of the A 4585. (refer to section 1.4)

A background music source such as a CD player is connected to the BGM input (RCA connectors) on the rear of the 
A 4585. 

The amplifier audio connection is from the “PA Out” RCA sockets on the rear of the  A 4585. This is a line level signal and 

must be connected to a Line/Aux input on the amplifier.

The amplifier 100V output must be connected to the “From PA AMP” terminals on the rear of the A 4585.
The zone 100V speakers are wired to the “+” and “-” terminals only on the rear of the A 4585 as shown in Fig 2.2A. 

(Note: the  earth connection is not used for 100V switching system. This terminal is used when switching line level signals.)

Fig 2.1

Setup Guide

Manufactured in Australia By Altronic Distributors Pty. Ltd.

From 

BGM 

AMP

L

R

L

R

BGM Out

24V 

Switched 

Out

N/O

DC FUSE 

(1A M205)

From

24V

BATTERY

24V DC

IN

A 4575 Input

N/C

From 

PA

 AMP

Zones

   1  2  3   4  5  6  7  8

 

1

Paging Stations

3

4

1

2

 +    -

  +    -

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

100V Switching -  

1 AMP SYSTEM - Connect PA amp 100V output to “From PA AMP” Terminals

2 AMP SYSTEM - Connect PA amp 100V output to “From PA AMP” terminals and BGM amp 100V ouput to “From BGM AMP terminals.

                                 Connect Zone amplifier speakers to ”+” and “-” terminals.

Connect Zone amplifier line level inputs to “+” , ”  - ” and “         ” terminals.

Preamp Switching -  

DIP Switch Settings

SW

1

2

3-8

On

Off

Single Amp Mode

Not Used

Dual Amp Mode

Line Level

Speaker Level

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

-

+

+

-

-

+

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+

+

_

_

PA Out

BGM Input

Evac Input

Evac Vox

Sensitivity

+ _

+_

BGM (Background Music Source)

Line Input

100V Output

Connect to

“From PA AMP”

terminals

Single Amplifier 100V Line Switching

Speakers to be paged must be fitted 

with 100V line transformers.

Connect using the “+” and “-” 

terminals. (Do not use the “   ” terminal)

Zone 

16

1 2

3

4 5

6

7 8

CD

REDBACK

POWER

REDBACK

A 4270 125W

Public Address Amplifie

PHASE

5

100V LINE AMPLIFIER

A 4586 Paging Console

CAT5 cable 

(Max 300 Metres)

Zone 

15

Zone 

14

Zone 

13

Zone 

12

Zone 

11

Zone 

10

Zone 

9

Zone 

8

Zone 

7

Zone 

6

Zone 

5

Zone 

4

Zone 

3

Zone 

2

Zone 

1

Store

Recall

All Call

Cancel

A 4586 Communicator

System Busy

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Lock On

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Summary of Contents for A 4585

Page 1: ...de In Australia Distributed by Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd Phone 1300 780 999 Fax 1300 790 999 Internet www altronics com au IMPORTANT NOTE Please read these instructions carefully from front to bac...

Page 2: ...ing manufacturing of commercial audio equipment in the mid 70 s we have always taken pride in producing a quality local product The new adoption of the Australian Made logo will help us get the word o...

Page 3: ...ine Switching 9 2 3 Switching Line Level signals 10 2 4 Evac Inputs 11 12 2 5 All Call Input 12 2 6 24V DC Switched Output 12 13 3 0 Paging Console 3 1 A 4586 Overview 14 3 1 1 Features 15 3 1 2 DIP S...

Page 4: ...eral Paging via optional A 4586 paging station will mute the background music to the zone paged or all zones depending on the setup configuration The paging audio will then feed to the selected zones...

Page 5: ...paging microphone input 4 System active indicator This led illuminates to indicate when the system is active 5 Evac active indicator These LED illuminate to indicate when the evac input is active 6 O...

Page 6: ...ator 9 Emergency input Vox Level Use this trimpot adjustment to change the vox level for the emergency input 10 A 4575 RJ45 input Use this input to connect to the output of the A 4575 Alert Evac contr...

Page 7: ...ly might result in the unit malfunctioning Fig 1 6A 12 Dip Switch Settings Fig 1 6A shows the settings available DIP switch 1 sets the amplifier mode either single amp or dual amp mode see section 2 2...

Page 8: ...connected to a Line Aux input on the amplifier The amplifier 100V output must be connected to the From PA AMP terminals on the rear of the A 4585 The zone 100V speakers are wired to the and terminals...

Page 9: ...the and terminals only on the rear of the A 4585 as shown in Fig 2 2A Note the earth connection is not used for 100V switching system This terminal is used when switching line level signals Fig 2 2 Ma...

Page 10: ...plifier to be located up to 100m from the A 4585 switch box Fig 2 3 Setup Guide Manufactured in Australia By Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd From BGM AMP L R L R BGM Out 24V Switched Out N O DC FUSE 1A...

Page 11: ...primarily aimed for use as an Evac input can also be used as an All Call Input from any line level input source This could be used for ALL CALL telephone paging when used with a suitable Line Isolati...

Page 12: ...cator Version 1 1 Manufactured in Australia By Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd From BGM AMP L R L R BGM Out 24V Switched Out N O DC FUSE 1A M205 From 24V BATTERY 24V DC IN A 4575 Input N C From PA AMP Z...

Page 13: ...ng DIP Switch Settings SW 1 2 3 8 On Off Single Amp Mode Not Used Dual Amp Mode Line Level Speaker Level www altronics com au _ _ PA Out BGM Input Evac Input Evac Vox Sensitivity _ _ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2...

Page 14: ...ils Each unit must be assigned an ID number through DIP switch settings on the rear of the unit A pre announcement chime is available at the paging console and through the PA system Both of these are...

Page 15: ...per RJ45 port Fig 3 1B Table 3 1A Manufactured in Australia By Altronic Distributors Pty Ltd From BGM AMP L R L R BGM Out 24V Switched Out N O DC FUSE 1A M205 From 24V BATTERY 24V DC IN A 4575 Input N...

Page 16: ...ic Distributors Pty Ltd From BGM AMP L R L R BGM Out 24V Switched Out N O DC FUSE 1A M205 From 24V BATTERY 24V DC IN A 4575 Input N C From PA AMP Zones 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Paging Stations 3 4 1 2 2 3 4...

Page 17: ...d USB PS2 compatible keyboard Altronics D 2111 into the rear of the A 4586 paging console and type in your desired label The maximum label length is 10 characters Press backspace to delete letters Hol...

Page 18: ...2 keyboard altronics D 2111 4 2 RJ45 cabling configuration for system components 586A Straight through System components are connected using pin to pin configuration RJ45 data cabling as shown in fig...

Page 19: ...rols Other inputs Mic frequency response Mic Sensitivity Mic Polar pattern Power connection 24VDC Mic gooseneck Dimensions Weight 4 x RJ45 8P8C Cat5e cabling max 300m Mic level control BGM background...

Page 20: ...4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RECALL 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RECALL 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RECALL 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RECALL 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CONSOLE 1 CONSOLE 2 NOTE All Paging microphones can be programmed with different...

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