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function will be copied to all four pages of the cur-
rent keypanel setup. Continue using “Paste Screen”
whenever you start a new keypanel setup.

Note

Copy Screen and Paste Screen can also be used
to relocate a keypanel configuration to a new
port. However, a few other steps are also re-
quired if you ever need to do this. For further in-
formation, see "Using Search", page 3-2.

Keypanel Setup: Port Information

Port information, such as restrictions, trunking priorities
etc. can be accessed by opening the port information win-

dow at the upper-right side of the keypanel edit screen
(Figure 2-19).

Port Restrictions

Use the cursor keys or the mouse to select the desired re-
striction, then use the SPACE BAR or click with the
mouse to insert or remove a check mark:

Port Access Restricted: A check mark here prevents key-
panel operators in the local intercom from assigning this
keypanel to keys from their keypanels.

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Summary of Contents for ADAM-CSedit

Page 1: ...ADAMTM Advanced Digital Audio Matrix USER MANUAL CSedit Intercom Configuration Software for ADAM and ADAM CS Intercom Systems 9350 7077 300 Rev C 8 00...

Page 2: ...guration 1 4 Saving Changes 1 4 Activating a New File or Sending Changes 1 4 Quitting CSedit 1 4 Change Flags 1 4 General Description 1 4 Change Flag Prompt when Opening or Saving a File 1 4 Uses of t...

Page 3: ...u 3 2 Moving a User to a New Port 3 2 Options Menu F9 Key 3 5 Options Color 3 5 Options Communications 3 6 Remote IFB 3 7 Screen Menu F7 Key 3 8 Screen Cancel Screen Chg 3 8 Screen Paste Screen 3 8 Sc...

Page 4: ...version number should be imprinted on the software diskette CSedit and master controller version numbers are also available while running CSedit see Status Diagnostics page 3 14 Computer Requirements...

Page 5: ...This page intentionally left blank iv CSedit User Manual...

Page 6: ...mmunication between the computer and intercom system is COM1 and 9600 baud If the intercom system configuration does not upload you may have to change these settings See Options Menu page 3 5 Note If...

Page 7: ...lection Using a Mouse You must install the mouse and its software prior to run ning CSedit Follow the instructions that came with your mouse If there is a choice install your mouse as a Mi crosoft com...

Page 8: ...eric Keypad Inserts the currently selected item in a pick list into the currently selected posi tion in an edit table and then advances the cursor to the next row of the table Useful for speed formatt...

Page 9: ...creating a new configuration or ed iting an existing configuration save your changes using the Save to File option on the File menu Activating a New File or Sending Changes To send your changes to th...

Page 10: ...chever method you use just make sure that you select Set All Chg Flags when prompted b Go ahead and configure the intercom system as you want it to operate at the start When your starting configuratio...

Page 11: ...This page intentionally left blank 1 6 CSedit User Manual...

Page 12: ...to access ports party lines etc in other intercom systems Assigning Names Alphas Aliases General Description CSedit lets you assign 4 character alpha numeric names to individual ports for point to po...

Page 13: ...1 TD 1DIR 1 AO 2 TD 2DIR 2 AO etc This will cause the names of personnel in the same area to be grouped together in pick lists for easier key assignment It may also make it easier for key panel operat...

Page 14: ...list should appear Figure 2 2 The default Alpha names for party lines are PL01 PL02 etc As you configure party lines you can change the Alphas to more meaningful names for your intercom system 2 To se...

Page 15: ...u will notice that the Alias is automatically changed to the same name as the Alpha If your inter com system is interconnected trunked with other in tercom systems the Alias name will appear in pick l...

Page 16: ...rcom sys tem is trunked a check mark here prevents CSedit users in other intercom systems from assigning this party line in their intercom systems 7 Press ESCAPE or click on any selectable item with t...

Page 17: ...d with an other intercom system you may enter a different Alias name that will be meaningful to personnel in the other intercom system Note When you make any change to an IFB and move to a new positio...

Page 18: ...k with a mouse to place or re move check marks A Access Restricted A check mark under A pre vents keypanel operators in your intercom sys tem from assigning this IFB to keys from their keypanels U Uni...

Page 19: ...Position the cursor in the S col umn next to a port that you want to add to the special list Then use the SPACE BAR or click with a mouse to insert a check mark in the column In the example in Figure...

Page 20: ...he screen and press EN TER Or click on any selectable item in the window with a mouse The name restriction editor screen Help File Keys System Status Sort Screen Options Intercom Alpha SL19 Special Li...

Page 21: ...is inserted next to Data Changed in the name restriction editor This check mark is a change flag See the change flag description on page 1 4 for further details 8 Press the ESCAPE key or click on any...

Page 22: ...in the Relay Assign ments table at the left of the screen A pick list of Inputs Outputs that may be inserted into the table is shown at the right The number of available relays may vary depending on t...

Page 23: ...c keypanel key skip the following steps and pro ceed to Keypanel Setup starting on page 2 15 4 Associate a relay with an audio output port for exam ple the output port to which a transmitter is con ne...

Page 24: ...n change this Alias name to a different name that will be more meaningful to users in the external intercom systems Note When you make any change to an ISO definition and move to a new position you wi...

Page 25: ...o the Output column and enter the Alpha name of the desired port or select the desired Alpha from the pick list at the right side of the screen 6 When you are done setting up an ISO press the ES CAPE...

Page 26: ...ribing the Auto Follow feature page 2 18 and the Copy and Paste Screen feature page 2 19 By using these two features you may be able to save considerable time with listen key assignments Keypanel Setu...

Page 27: ...ile Keys System Status Sort Screen Options Intercom Setup 1 Use Main Alpha N001 Port 1 Talk T1 T2 Res Listen L Res 1 1 2 2 Select Key Assign Type 3 3 for Matrix LOCL 4 4 5 5 Ports 6 6 Party Lines 7 7...

Page 28: ...o devices is called a stacked talk key For example you could as sign talk level 1 to talk to a two way radio and then as sign talk level 2 to activate a relay to key the radio during transmit In the e...

Page 29: ...te the port that you want to assign Click on the desired port and it should appear in the Setup table When you are finished using the ports pick list close it by clicking on any selectable item in the...

Page 30: ...useful to force listening when it is desirable to have an operator continuously hear a party line or other source Keypanel Setup Using Copy Screen and Paste Screen Copy Screen and Paste Screen let yo...

Page 31: ...keypanel to keys from their keypanels Help File Keys System Status Sort Screen Options Intercom Setup 4 Use Cancel Screen Chgs Port 1 Talk T1 T2 Res Listen L Paste Screen Copy Screen 1 1 AF 2 2 AF Se...

Page 32: ...the Intercom menu You can use this for example to check the talk path from a remotely located keypanel back to the ADAM frame and to a test keypanel activate the tone generator then force the crosspo...

Page 33: ...an EKP 20 is connected along with a KP 12 and the default MOD settings are used you must assign both Exp1 AND Exp2 to setup pages in CSedit This is because MOD s 5 8 of the EKP 20 correspond to keys...

Page 34: ...ce Mono The colors that cor respond to each numeric value are listed in Table 3 2 Change the values in each line of the CSEDIT SET file to create the color scheme that you want 3 After you have create...

Page 35: ...may continue pasting the same con figuration to other edit screens of the same type as long as you do not copy another edit screen Using Search Keys Menu Search is used to locate all keypanels that h...

Page 36: ...he Target Assignment window at the up per right of the pick list screen or move the mouse cursor over the window and type in the name 1DIR Press the ENTER key or click on 1DIR with a mouse to start th...

Page 37: ...e button to return to the search pick list Figure 3 3 f Select each port in succession and repeat steps c d and e g When all ports in the search pick list have been changed press the ESCAPE key as nee...

Page 38: ...olors baud rate and COM port usage For in formation about the color settings see Options Color below For information about COM port and baud rate set tings see Options Communications page 3 6 Options...

Page 39: ...een the computer and the intercom system If the setting is not correct CSedit will not be able to get on line with the intercom system and the mouse may not work Check and or change the COM port and b...

Page 40: ...ed to a keypanel key During normal operation the audio path from the remote audio source to the remote listener passes through the TIM 940 uninterrupted When the operator at the central control keypan...

Page 41: ...sting Edit Screens and Moving a User to a New Port page 3 2 Speed Formatting Speed formatting is useful when you want to make sev eral identical key assignments in a column or when you wish to quickly...

Page 42: ...es that the device is a keypanel with an unknown or earlier version of software Ok 1 7 Kp Indicates that the device is a normally func tioning keypanel The number 1 7 indicates the keypanel DIP switch...

Page 43: ...d or has not been turned on Ok Cur Indicates that the standby master controller is connected and operating and that it has been updated with the current intercom sys tem configuration Ok Old Indicates...

Page 44: ...ice is not connected or has not been turned on Ok Cur Indicates that the trunk master is connected and operating and that it has been updated with the current intercom system configura tion Ok Old Ind...

Page 45: ...cation with a Program Assign Panel during the current edit session This could be because the device is not con nected or has not been turned on Ok PAP Indicates that the Program Assign Panel is connec...

Page 46: ...ntercom system configuration Ok Old Indicates that theUIO 256 is connected and operating but that it has not been updated with the current intercom system configura tion Note If several UIO 256 s are...

Page 47: ...l but may not cause significant problems Error rates greater than 1 per minute usually require immediate atten tion Systems installed in facilities with good grounding using high quality telephone typ...

Page 48: ...lpha Port 1 N001 1 1 T N001 1 2 N002 2 3 N003 3 4 N004 4 5 N005 5 6 N006 6 7 N007 7 8 N008 8 9 N009 9 10 N010 10 11 N011 11 12 N012 12 13 N013 13 14 N014 14 15 N015 15 16 N016 16 File New Mode Off Lin...

Page 49: ...at the left to me where me in this case is port N001 The M column indicates from me to the port at the left The M columns provide the following indications F Indicates that a crosspoint is forced clos...

Page 50: ...1 Data Changed Connecting Ports Alph Port M Alph Port M Alph Port M Alph Port M Alph Port M N001 1 N002 2 N003 3 N004 4 N005 5 N006 6 N007 7 N008 8 N009 9 N010 10 N011 11 N012 12 N013 13 N014 14 N015...

Page 51: ...this special function in their intercom systems Normally you will want to restrict outside CSedit ac cess so a check mark is placed here by default To rename a special function position the cursor in...

Page 52: ...RTS 7 CTS 8 2 TX 3 RX 7 GND 2 RX 3 TX 5 GND COMPUTER 9 PIN MALE CONNECTOR 25 PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR 9 PIN TO 25 PIN CABLE RX 2 TX 3 GND 5 RTS 7 CTS 8 COMPUTER 9 PIN MALE CONNECTOR 9 PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR...

Page 53: ...PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR DE 9S 9 PIN TO 9 PIN CABLE TO ADAM CS J900 RX 2 TX 3 GND 5 2 TX 3 RX 7 GND 2 RX 3 TX 5 GND TO COMPUTER 9 PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR DE 9S 25 PIN FEMALE CONNECTOR DB 25S 9 PIN TO 25 PIN...

Page 54: ...iagnostics 3 14 Digital Inputs 3 15 Digital outputs 2 8 E Editing a Configuration 1 4 EKP 12 EKP 16 and EKP 20 expansion panels Key assignments 2 18 Setup page assignments 2 22 ENTER Key 1 3 ESCAPE Ke...

Page 55: ...Restricting a relay 2 12 Restricting a special list 2 10 Restricting an IFB 2 7 Restricting an intercom port 2 20 Restricting an ISO 2 13 Restricting keys on a keypanel 2 17 S Saving Changes 1 4 Scre...

Page 56: ...ADAMTM ADVANCED DIGITAL AUDIO MATRIX ADDENDUM 1 Intercom System Effectivity ADAM AND ADAM CS Manual Effectivity CSedit User Manual 9350 7077 300 Rev B 8 96 Description Logging Feature...

Page 57: ...2 Logging Addendum CSedit User Manual for ADAM and ADAM CS Intercom Systems...

Page 58: ...600 baud no parity 8 data bits 1 stop bit There is no handshaking on this port The format for each log record is as follows Yymmdd hhmmssff nnn aaaa mm ff nnn aaaa xx 27 blank spaces Each log record e...

Page 59: ...ADAMTM ADVANCED DIGITAL AUDIO MATRIX ADDENDUM 2 Intercom System Effectivity ADAM and ADAM CS Manual Effectivity CSedit User Manual 9350 7077 300 Rev B 8 96 Contents DIM Tables Description...

Page 60: ...2 Addendum 2 CSedit DIM Tables Description ADAM and ADAM CS Intercom Systems...

Page 61: ...m tables the intercom system will automatically mute or dim one or both keypanel speaker outputs while this situation exists When you configure a dim table you can also define the amount of speaker di...

Page 62: ...with the keypanels on the left side of the room You could create two dim tables Name one table CR1LEFT control room 1 left Name the other CR1RIGHT Now place keypanels in the respective dim tables as p...

Page 63: ...ng the dim function at the keypanel rather than from within CSedit 13 Press Escape to return to the main menu To continue the example you would repeat the dim key assignment for keypanel N002 14 When...

Page 64: ...Main Alpha N001 Port 1 Talk T1 T2 Res Listen L Res 1 DIR1 DIM 1 2 2 Select Key Assign Type 3 3 For Matrix LOCL 4 4 5 5 Ports 6 6 Party Lines 7 7 IFBs 8 8 Special Lists 9 9 Relays 10 10 ISOs 11 11 Spec...

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