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IP-300X1 Network Module

Power Supply

DC 24V supplied by the power amplifier body

Current Consumption

70mA

or less

Sampling Frequency

48 kHz

Quantization Bit No

16 bits

Network

Network I/F: 100BASE-T, 1 port
Network protocol: TCP, UDP, ARP, RTP, ICMP, HTTP, IGMP and FTP

Switch

Reset switch in the front

Indicator

STATUS

indicator in the front

Volume Adjustment

Input volume control (front panel)

Finish

Panel: stoving varnish-coated steel plate, black (munsell N1.0 similar color)

Dimensions

78(W) × 35(H) × 91.5(D)mm

Weight

90g

NOTE:

The external appearance and specifications of this equipment are subject to change without notice due
to product improvement.

Accessories

AC adaptor× 1
Power Adapter Wire× 1

Summary of Contents for IP-3000SM

Page 1: ...3000SM Audio Interface Unit IP 3010AF Audio Interface Unit IP 3001AF Network Module IP 300XI IP Remote Microphone IP 300RM Thank you for purchasing TOA s Network PA system Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long trouble free use of your equipment ...

Page 2: ...Mounting Method 18 2 INSTALLATION IP 3001AF Interface 19 Wall mounting 19 Pad installation 19 Power cord fastener installation 20 3 Connections 21 IP 3010AF 21 Power Connections 21 Terminal Connections 22 Detachable Terminal Plug Connections 24 IP 3001AF 25 Audio Input Output Signal Terminal Wiring Method 25 Detachable Terminal Plug Connections 25 IP 300XI 26 Settings 26 Module Installation 27 App...

Page 3: ...51 Audio Screen Display 51 Audio I O Display 51 Audio I O level indication 52 IP 300RM s audio input and output 52 Saving Audio I O Parameters 53 Switching the Audio scene 53 Saving the Audio scene 53 Trim Settings 54 Setting method 54 Audio I O Level Settings 54 Setting method 54 EQ Settings 55 Setting method 55 Comp Settings 56 Setting method 56 Threshold Level Indicator 57 Delay Settings 57 Set...

Page 4: ...terface 77 IP 300XI Module 78 IP 300RM Remote Microphone 79 Chapter 4 System Settings 1 Starting the Web Viewer 81 Login Screen 81 How to Log in 81 Home Screen 82 2 Menu Configuration 83 Administrator Authority 83 Maintenance Authority 85 User Authority 85 System Setting Menu 86 System Settings Information 86 Layout During System Setting 87 3 System Configuration 88 Basic Settings 88 Setting Metho...

Page 5: ...age Selection 107 Button Selection 108 Button Characteristics 109 Zone Selection Button 110 Pattern Starting Button 111 BGM Button 112 Voice Monitor Button 112 Frame Setting 112 Copy Data Setting 112 MicConsole Display Settings 113 Surveillance Settings 114 Setting Method 114 Voice Monitor Settings 115 Setting Method 115 Priority Control Settings 116 Setting Method 116 4 Map configuration 117 Map ...

Page 6: ...r countries iPad is the trademark of Apple Inc in the United States and other countries Other corporate names and product names are also trademarks of each company SOFTWARE LICENSE INFORMATION Products in the IP 3000 system employ software based on the following open source software licenses MIT License BSD License New BSD License CC BY 3 0 Microsoft Public License Apache License Version 2 0 We do...

Page 7: ... 7 CHAPTER 1 SYSTEM SUMMARY ...

Page 8: ...ne Web browser based access to the System Manager PC allows system setting status monitoring and device control 2 FEATURES Multi source general broadcast system that utilizes an IP network Web browser based GUI eliminates the need to install dedicated or proprietary software applications CAUTION IP 3000 system control functions are implemented over a local area network LAN only Control via the lar...

Page 9: ...ource Server system Network PA system Manager The server itself is optional Audio Input and Output System Network PA I O Interface User Operation Network PA Remote Microphone Web Viewer Amplifier Web viewer IP 3010AF IP 3010AF IP 300RM ...

Page 10: ...ccurs 5 Input Signal Indicator Green Lights when the signal received at the audio input terminal 15 is adjusted by the input level control 18 and reaches an adequate level for transmission to the network 6 Input Peak Indicator Red When continuously lit this LED indicates that the audio signal is distorted In such cases set the input level control 18 or audio input level selection switch 17 appropr...

Page 11: ...Input Terminals 1 4 AUDIO INPUT Terminals set to line level 0 dB terminals set to microphone level 60 dB 2 2kΩ balanced type Receive either microphone level or line level audio signals H Hot C Cold E Ground shield 16 Phantom Power Supply ON OFF Switches 1 4 PHANTOM When supplying phantom power 17V to a component connected to the audio input terminal 15 turn this switch ON after first setting the a...

Page 12: ...ally balanced output 0dB 1 10kΩ 4 Control output C OUT Relay control contact output contact withstand voltage DC 24V maximum current 500mA 5 Input volume control VOLUME Adjusts gain of the input 6 Power input DC INPUT Connecting to external DC24V 0 1A power 20 4V 27 6V 7 Status indicator STATUS The green indicator will flicker regularly when the unit is normal 8 Reset switch RESET Press this butto...

Page 13: ...2 2k 2 Phantom power switch PHANTOM Phantom voltage DC17V 3 Signal grounding SIGNAL GND Grounding is required Note this is not for protective earth Note the switches above shall be operated when the unit is disconnected from its power source or otherwise the horn will sound bang bang ...

Page 14: ...TUS The green indicator will flicker regularly when the module is normal 4 Input volume control VOLUME Adjusts gain of the input Note When IP 300XI is installed in a power amplifier such installation shall be done with the power amplifier disconnected from its power source The module shall be used in an environment with the temperature of 0 40 and relative humidity of no more than 90 no dew format...

Page 15: ...ws execution of the corresponding emergency function set during system settings 6 Display Label Insertion Part Allows insertion of the display label 7 Status Indicators Green Orange Continuously light flash or distinguish in interlock with the function operation status set during system settings 8 Function Keys 1 13 Pressing a key allows the execution of the corresponding function assigned to that...

Page 16: ...anced Ø3 5mm stereo mini jack The audio signal is mixed in the remote microphone and converted to a monaural signal 14 External Output Terminal AUDIO OUTPUT Outputs an audio signal to connected external equipment 0 dB 600Ω unbalanced ø3 5mm stereo mini jack The output audio signal is monaural 0 dB 1V 15 Control Input Terminal CONTROL INPUT No voltage make contact input short circuit current 5 mA o...

Page 17: ... 17 CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS ...

Page 18: ...k Caution The rack mounting screws are not supplied with the interface Prepare the appropriate screws separately Use of incorrect screws could result in fire damage or personal injury Prepare 5 12 tapping screws with plain washers when mounting in a TOA equipment rack Rack mount brackets accessories 3 8 tapping screws accessories Rack mounting screws ...

Page 19: ...along with the unit to fix the MB 15B connecting fittings on both sides of the unit Step 2 Provide installation screws with proper sizes for wall mounting based on the actual installation environment to fix the unit onto the wall Pad installation When the unit is put on a table for use the plastic pads can be fixed to the bottom of the unit with the M3x6 screws provided along ...

Page 20: ... power cord fastener to prevent fall of the power plug due to gravity of the adapter Step 1 Wind the adapter wire on the power cord fastener Step 2 Use the M3 x 6 screws provided along with the unit to fix the power cord on the side of the unit ...

Page 21: ... that connects to the DC power input terminal please refer to Page 2 6 Detachable Terminal Plug Connections If power is supplied to both the DC power input terminal and the AC adapter jack the input with higher voltage will be used When using the optional AD 246 adapter Caution When using an AC adapter use the optional AD 246 Adapter Use of an AC adapter other than the AD 246 could cause fire or o...

Page 22: ...If the connected equipment has unbalanced inputs and outputs make connections as shown in the figure below Audio output terminal connections Connect a mixer power amplifier and other components to this terminal using two core shielded wires Audio input terminal microphone connection Connect a microphone and other sound source equipment to the audio input terminal using two core shielded wires Conn...

Page 23: ...terfaces are connected in parallel to the other interface this interface could malfunction 1 Contact input terminal connections Refer to Page 2 6 Detachable Terminal Plug Connections Specifications of the no voltage make contact input Short circuit current 5 mA Open circuit voltage 24V 2 Contact output terminal connections The contact output terminal has no polarity Refer to Page 2 6 Detachable Te...

Page 24: ...The terminal plug or terminal block could be damaged if forcibly pulled out at an angle Information Connection wire size Conductor cross sectional area 0 5 1 5mm2 AWG Corresponding to AWG 28 12 Wire stripping length 2 When using a ferrule terminal fitted with an insulating sleeve strip the wire jacket back 8mm or more and cut off the protruding section NOTE In the case of stranded or shielded wire...

Page 25: ... 25 IP 3001AF Interface Audio Input Output Signal Terminal Wiring Method Detachable Terminal Plug Connections ...

Page 26: ... 26 IP 300XI Module Settings Note AX 0120 0240 FS 9250DA and DA 520H are products sold only for regions ...

Page 27: ... 27 Module Installation Applicable Number of Modules to Different Products Note AX 0120 0240 FS 9250DA and DA 520H are products sold only for regions ...

Page 28: ...e to connect the IP 300RM s functional ground terminal 2 Control input terminal connection Wire to use Conductor diameter ø0 4 1 3mm AWG16 26 solid wire ø0 7 1 4mm AWG16 22 stranded wire 3 AC Adapter input terminal connection Connect the optional AD 246 AC adapter 4 Network connection terminal connection Use Category 5 or greater UTP straight cable for network connections Insert wires using the ti...

Page 29: ...HONE DISPLAY LABEL ATTACHMENT Attaching and removing display labels Insert a display label cut to the specified size into the label insertion slot To remove the label extract it from the label slot using a pointed object ...

Page 30: ... contents on it then cut out the label along the dotted lines 2 Using a PC Create the label using the following Label Dimensional Diagram print it out on a piece of paper of 0 2mm in thickness or less then cut it out to the specified dimensions Display Label Dimensional Diagram Display Label A Display Label B Cut out dimensions 30 110mm Cut out dimensions 30 136mm Unit mm ...

Page 31: ...rvices 8 5 PCs using a Web Browser Hardware Requirements CPU Intel Core i3 4130 or greater Memory 4GB or more Display 1920 1080 resolution or higher OS Windows 7 Professional 32 64 bits Service Pack 1 Windows 10 Professional 32 64 bits Usable Web Browsers Google Chrome ver 40 or later Internet Explorer 11 32 64 bits Mozilla Firefox ver 35 01 or later Tablets for a Web Viewer Hardware Requirements ...

Page 32: ...ON the system power confirm the following Cables and connectors are correctly and securely wired and connected The functional ground of each component is correctly connected Turning the power ON Follow the below procedure to turn ON the power 1 Turn ON the power of the connected network components switching hub etc 2 Turn ON the power of each network PA component 3 Setup Procedure 3 1 Register equ...

Page 33: ... 33 CHAPTER 3 FUNCTIONS AND OPERATION ...

Page 34: ... classification Classification Priority Degree Emergency 1 10 General purpose 11 20 BGM 21 30 When broadcast destinations simultaneously overlap the broadcast with higher priority is allowed to go through FI FO Time This function is enabled for broadcasts with a BGM classification The broadcast fades in or fades out in accordance with the FI FO beginning or ending times set Ducker This function is...

Page 35: ...microphone input over selected broadcasting destinations External input broadcasts Select broadcasting destinations then broadcast the microphone input to the I O interface or external input from the remote microphone Emergency microphone broadcasts Select broadcasting destinations then broadcast a built in chime tone and microphone input Broadcasts with a higher priority than the microphone broad...

Page 36: ...selected during broadcast Chime selection Impossible Enable or disable chime ascending and descending chime tone played during broadcast External input broadcast selection Impossible Directs external input broadcasts to selected broadcasting destinations Emergency microphone broadcast selection Impossible Directs microphone input to selected broadcasting destinations as an emergency broadcast Micr...

Page 37: ... broadcast Flashing Chime in progress External input broadcast status Continuously lights during external audio input broadcast to selected broadcasting destinations Off No external input broadcast On External input broadcast in progress Emergency microphone broadcast status Continuously lights during emergency broadcast of microphone input to selected broadcasting destinations Off No emergency br...

Page 38: ... No playback of monitor input On Playback of monitor input in progress Signal status Displays the microphone input level status and lights when the level exceeds 40 dB Off Microphone input level less than 40 dB On Microphone input level exceeds 40 dB Peak status Displays the microphone input level status and lights when the level exceeds 8 dB Off Microphone input level less than 8 dB On Microphone...

Page 39: ...10 Peak status Display of peak status Status indicator 11 Recording status Display of recording status Function key 12 Status indicator 12 Recording playback Playback of recorded announcement Function key 13 Status indicator 13 Chime Enabling disabling of chime output Emergency key Emergency indicator Emergency microphone Start and end of emergency broadcast Talk key Status indicator 14 Microphone...

Page 40: ...ernal input lights to indicate external input broadcasting can begin 3 Terminate external input broadcast Pressing Function Key 8 external input terminates the external input broadcast When the external input broadcast is finished Status Indicator 14 microphone and the status indicator for the selected broadcasting destinations extinguish and the selection of broadcasting destinations is terminate...

Page 41: ...gnal switches OFF Status Indicator 5 pattern activation extinguishes when the broadcast is terminated NOTE Perform playing equipment settings by selecting the System Settings Playing Equipment Settings screen For details please refer to Chapter 4 System Settings Monitor Selection Playback Example 1 Playback monitor announcement Pressing Function Key 6 allows monitor input announcements to be playe...

Page 42: ...the chime function has been enabled a chime tone ascending 4 note tone will also sound In this event the chime tone can be heard from the IP 300RM unit s built in speaker Status Indicator 13 Chime flashes while the chime is sounding When the chime ends Status Indicator 13 Chime lights to indicate that the broadcasting of recorded contents can begin 7 Terminate recorded contents broadcasts The broa...

Page 43: ...t Contents Microphone Broadcasts Select broadcasting destinations broadcast chime tones and microphone input External Input Broadcasts Select broadcasting destinations and broadcast the I O interface s audio input Emergency Microphone Broadcasts Select broadcasting destinations and broadcast chime tones and microphone input Broadcasts with a higher priority than that of the microphone broadcast ca...

Page 44: ...r to Chapter 4 System Settings Button Setting Examples Button Function Broadcasting Destination 1 Selection of broadcasting destinations Broadcasting Destination 2 Selection of broadcasting destinations Clear All Broadcasting Destinations Cancellation of all broadcasting destination selections Pattern 1 Activation or deactivation of pattern activated broadcasts Monitor 1 Start and end of monitor p...

Page 45: ... operation example is explained in reference to the examples shown on the microphone console screen and button settings NOTE Microphone broadcasts external input broadcasts and emergency microphone broadcasts which are explained below cannot be simultaneously initiated Microphone Broadcasts 1 Selecting broadcast destinations Clicking Broadcasting Destination 1 and Broadcasting Destination 2 button...

Page 46: ...the desired button again If cancelled the button s color returns to its original display color To cancel all selections click the Clear All Broadcasting Destinations button 2 Starting external input broadcast If the External Input button is clicked its color changes to indicate that the broadcast is in progress and the external input broadcast is started 3 Terminating external input broadcast Clic...

Page 47: ...cy microphone broadcast is terminated the colors of the Emergency Microphone button and the selected broadcasting destination button return to their original colors and the broadcasting destination is deselected Pattern Activated Broadcast Operation Example 1 Starting pattern activated broadcast When the Pattern 1 button is clicked the pattern activated broadcast begins and the Pattern 1 button s ...

Page 48: ...bar in a count down format 4 Finishing confirmation of recorded contents Clicking the Stop button terminates the playback 5 Setting the chime tone When the Chime button is clicked its color changes to indicate that selection is in progress and the chime function is enabled 6 Selecting broadcast destinations and starting recording When the Broadcasting Destination 1 button and the Broadcasting Dest...

Page 49: ...one is broadcast which can be heard through the speaker set for the IP 3010AF interface During chime play the Chime button s color changes to indicate that the chime is sounding As soon as the broadcast of the recorded content is finished the broadcasting destination is deselected NOTE Broadcasts can be stopped partway through by clicking the Stop button while recorded content is being broadcast ...

Page 50: ...ut being transmitted to the target broadcasting destination with the IP 3010AF s audio input In the System Settings Equipment Settings set the classification of the audio input channel to which the output is fed back to Monitor In System Settings Equipment Settings set the classification of the audio output channel to which the monitor speaker is connected to Monitor Also select the monitor select...

Page 51: ... to 8 Audio scenes Further the I O levels of each channel can be checked A unit in which the volume and sound quality parameters of all audio I O channels are combined Audio Screen Display Audio I O Display Click Audio Audio I O on the home screen or click Audio Audio I O from the header menu The Audio I O display appears on the Audio screen Note The above figure shows IP 3010AF IP 3001AF and IP 3...

Page 52: ...nterfaces either preceding or following the current group of 4 units displayed click the left or right arrow Save button A confirmation message box is displayed If the OK button is pressed the setting is saved and the display reverts to the home screen Application button A confirmation message box is displayed If the OK button is pressed the setting is saved and the display reverts to the Audio sc...

Page 53: ... list To close the dropdown list press the Audio scene selection button again Saving the Audio scene After setting each parameter click the Save button on the audio input or output channel display screen The confirmation message box appears If the OK button is clicked the settings are saved and the display returns to the Home screen Similarly clicking the Apply button displays the confirmation mes...

Page 54: ...ble the setting using the ON OFF button After setting is complete click the Save button and close the Trim screen Clicking the Return button closes the Trim screen without saving NOTE Only users logged in as an Administrator can perform Trim settings Audio I O Level Settings Setting method Perform settings using the fader on the audio I O channel screens Fader ON OFF Button ...

Page 55: ...F High pass filter Freq Hz 31 5 63 80 125 250 Slant dB Oct 6 12 PEQ Parametric equalizer Freq Hz 63 Hz 12 5kHz Gain dB 15 15 0 5 dB step Q 0 267 17 31 LPF Freq Hz 8k 10k 12 5k 16k Low pass filter Slant dB Oct 6 12 Setting Method Set each parameter using the buttons then enable or disable the setting using the ON OFF button After setting completion click the Save button and close the EQ screen Clic...

Page 56: ...k ms 0 2 0 5 0 7 1 1 5 2 3 5 7 10 0 50 Release ms 5 10 20 50 100 120 150 200 250 300 Ratio ms 2 4 8 Make gain dB 0 10 dB 1 dB step Noise gate dB 70 65 60 55 50 45 40 Does not function in the audio output channel Setting method Set each parameter using the buttons then enable or disable the settings using the ON OFF button After setting completion click the Save button and close the COMP screen Cli...

Page 57: ...green Delay Settings Set the delay time for each channel Delay times can be set only for audio output channels Clicking the Delay button displays the Delay screen The following parameter may be set within the indicated setting range Parameter Setting Range Time ms 0 150 Setting Method Set each parameter using the keys then enable or disable the setting using the ON OFF button After setting complet...

Page 58: ...ngs Switches the audio scene at the specified time Please refer to Page 3 30 Timer Functions for setting details Switching by Audio screen Manually switches the audio scene Select the desired Audio scene from the Audio Scene selection dropdown list on the Audio screen Refer to Page 3 24 Audio Scene Switching Changing Audio Scene Names The name of the Audio scene can also be changed Right clicking ...

Page 59: ...t in a system Yearly Program A pattern covering a span of 2 years Date Switching Time Time at which a pattern changes Default 0 00 AM Audio Scene A single unit into which the volume and sound quality parameters of all audio I O channels are combined Up to 8 scenes can be saved in a system Overview of Functions Using the timer function Operation Control including contact output Contact output and A...

Page 60: ...n Pattern 1 Pattern 5 Pattern 12 Pattern 1 Pattern 1 Pattern 20 Pattern 20 3rd week Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Pattern 3 Pattern 3 Pattern 12 Pattern 1 Pattern 1 Pattern 20 Pattern 20 4th week Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Pattern 1 Pattern 5 Pattern 8 Pattern 8 Pattern 1 Pattern 20 Pattern 20 Timer Function Setting Flow 1 Set the pattern 2 Set the weekly program The day of the week and the pattern...

Page 61: ...screen is displayed 2 Select and click in the desired pattern from the pattern list The list of events set for the selected pattern is displayed 3 Click the button next to the desired pattern name in the pattern list and select Change Name When the pattern name entry field appears enter an arbitrary pattern name When the button is selected Pattern name entry field Header Menu Button Pattern List E...

Page 62: ...Settings can be performed when the classification is set to Operation Control Set the playing equipment and music number Select the equipment from among those set in the Playing Equipment settings of the System Settings Broadcasting Destination Settings can be performed when the classification is set to Operation Control Set the broadcasting destinations for the above mentioned playing equipment C...

Page 63: ... Paste button Color of the pattern The pattern s color can be edited Select for the pattern of the copy source from the pattern list and click the Color or Custom color button When the Color button is clicked select the color from default colors and click the Apply button When the Custom color button is clicked designate the color on a color setting palette and click the button located on the lowe...

Page 64: ... Setting screen is displayed 2 Set the weekly program 2 1 On the Weekly Pattern box click the frame under the day of week The pattern selection box appears 2 2 Click located on the right side of the pattern selection field The pattern list appears 2 3 Select the pattern to be set and click the OK button Pattern name and color are displayed within the frame under the day of week on the Weekly Patte...

Page 65: ...setting screen The pattern selection box appears 4 2 Select the pattern desired to be set for the yearly program and click the OK button Pattern name and color are displayed within the frame of the selected date on the yearly program setting box 4 3 Repeat Steps 4 1 and 4 2 for the desired date 5 Click the Save button The confirmation message box is displayed 6 Click the OK button The weekly and y...

Page 66: ...ing is displayed NOTE Conditions for being displayed on the Next broadcast schedule box Only the events in the pattern set to the day can be displayed Also it is displayed only when the classification of audio input channel of the playing equipment to be broadcast in the event is set to General purpose Set the playing equipment in the playing equipment settings of the System Settings For the class...

Page 67: ...e screen or Viewer Map from the header menu The Map screen is displayed The Map screen is comprised of the following parts 1 Map Page Selection Bar The All button and map page selection buttons are displayed Clicking a Map Page button displays its corresponding map page Clicking the All button displays the Map screen 2 Map Page Display Screen The map page selected in Item 1 above is displayed When...

Page 68: ...he Map Page Clicking a Map Page button on the Map screen displays its corresponding map page If the set event occurs on the Map page a related icon and shape are displayed For details please refer to Chapter 4 System Settings ...

Page 69: ...ker output are displayed horizontally Symbols are displayed on each intersection point indicating that the broadcast on the vertical axis is distributed to the output destination on the horizontal axis Each broadcasting status is shown by means of symbols Green Broadcast is in progress Blue Connection gets ready at the broadcasting destination but broadcast is not actually carried out This indicat...

Page 70: ...us from the header menu The Contact I O Status screen appears Note The above figure shows IP 3010AF IP 3001AF and IP 300XI are only one channel for contact Input and Output respectively Configuration of the Contact I O Status Screen Contact I O status display The contact I O status is displayed on the contact I O display boxes When the contact is closed the indication is displayed Contact I O Name...

Page 71: ...y 4 4 Status indicator 4 5 Function key 5 5 Status indicator 5 6 Function key 6 6 Status indicator 6 7 Function key 7 7 Status indicator 7 8 Function key 8 8 Status indicator 8 9 Function key 9 9 Status indicator 9 10 Function key10 10 Status indicator 10 11 Function key 11 11 Status indicator 11 12 Function key 12 12 Status indicator 12 13 Function key 13 13 Status indicator 13 14 Emergency key 1...

Page 72: ...cted Equipment List on the home screen or System status Connected Equipment List from the header menu The Connected Equipment List screen appears Configuration of the Connected Equipment List Screen Status is displayed for each equipment classification If NG is displayed in the connection status column this indicates that communications between the System Manager and the equipment component are cu...

Page 73: ...lance settings screen Surveillance screen display Click Surveillance on the home screen or click Surveillance from the header menu The Surveillance screen is displayed Surveillance screen configuration Failure status is displayed for each failure classification in list form If any failure is detected its content is displayed in each status display column ...

Page 74: ...spend Log Display Update button makes it possible to suspend updates The button s color changes to gray during update suspension When the button is clicked again the log is updated and displayed in real time Filtering the log to be displayed Logs to be displayed can be filtered in the Filter Log Display box on the right of the screen Filters that can be set and their explanations are as follows Fi...

Page 75: ...ng and Playback Recording max 1 minute per announcement and repeated playback of audio input to remote microphone Programmable Timer Yearly program weekly program broadcast contact control and Audio scene next broadcast advance display Log Storage Storage of logs for up to 1 year of each component s broadcast control and failure log data can be output in CSV format Setting and Maintenance Each com...

Page 76: ...ut 16 channels relay contact output dielectric strength 24V DC allowable current 500 mA detachable terminal block 32P Network Network I F 100BASE T 1 port Network protocol TCP UDP ARP RTP ICMP HTTP IGMP and FTP Indicator LINK ACT green 1 STATUS green 1 SIGNAL green 4 PEAK red 4 OUTPUT green 4 POWER green 1 Volume Adjustment Input volume control rear panel Operating Temperature Range 0 40 C Operati...

Page 77: ... relay contact output dielectric strength 24V DC allowable current 500 mA detachable terminal block 10P Network Network I F 100BASE T 1 port Network protocol TCP UDP ARP RTP ICMP HTTP IGMP and FTP Switch Reset switch in the front Dial switch on one side MIC LINE input switch microphone phantom power supply switch Indicator STATUS indicator in the front Volume Adjustment Input volume control front ...

Page 78: ...CMP HTTP IGMP and FTP Switch Reset switch in the front Indicator STATUS indicator in the front Volume Adjustment Input volume control front panel Finish Panel stoving varnish coated steel plate black munsell N1 0 similar color Dimensions 78 W 35 H 91 5 D mm Weight 90g NOTE The external appearance and specifications of this equipment are subject to change without notice due to product improvement A...

Page 79: ...ircuit current 5 mA or less Network Network I F 100BASE T 1 port Network protocol TCP UDP ARP RTP ICMP HTTP IGMP and FTP Monitor Speaker Built in Operation Section Function key 13 Emergency key 1 Talk key 1 Indicator POWER green 1 FAILURE orange 1 EMERGENCY red 1 status indicator green orange 14 Operating Temperature Range 0 40 C Operating Humidity Range 90 RH or less no condensation Finish Panel ...

Page 80: ... 80 CHAPTER 4 SYSTEM SETTINGS ...

Page 81: ...ystem Manager 2 Enter the User ID and Password then press the Login button to log in The user must have previously been registered with a level of authority see Page 4 49 User Settings The operation screen differs depending on the level of assigned authority Level of Authority Administrator Allowed to access all system operations Maintenance Allowed to access all operations except system settings ...

Page 82: ...gs in to the System Manager PC from a web browser When logged in with Administrator authority When logged in with Maintenance authority Screen Explanation 1 Screen selection panel Selecting a panel causes the screen to change 2 Logout Logs out of the screen ...

Page 83: ... 83 2 MENU CONFIGURATION Administrator Authority Shown below is the configuration of pages an Administrator can access Administrators can access all operations ...

Page 84: ...tact microphone settings Contact microphone settings 2 MicConsole settings MicConsole display settings Surveillance settings Voice monitor setting Priority control setting Display settings Map configuration Page setup E mail settings Error notification settings Management Log mail settings User settings Maintenance settings Firmware setting Not displayed when logged in with Maintenance authority S...

Page 85: ...the configuration that results from excluding the System Settings from the Administrator s menu configuration User Authority Only the microphone console is the screen configuration that a user with User authority can open Login Screen Microphone Console ...

Page 86: ...ne console perform its settings on the Microphone Console Settings screen Mic Console display settings Set the status color for each button on the microphone console screen Surveillance settings Set the contact with which the component is notified should the System Manager PC or an amplifier fail Voice monitor settings Set the Audio Monitor function Priority control settings Set priority operation...

Page 87: ...guration is as follows Returns to the Home screen Screen Explanation 1 Setting wizard navigation Displays the list of setting items 2 Header menu 3 Return button Moves to the previous setting item 4 Next button Moves to the next setting item 5 Setting item contents ...

Page 88: ...Description Project name Enter an arbitrary project name Data version Enter an arbitrary data version Creator Enter a creator Setting Method Enter and save the necessary item Operation Buttons Cancel Reverts to the Home screen without saving any setting Next Advances to the Equipment List screen ...

Page 89: ... on the Manual Setting screen 3 Select the component to be set and return to the equipment list Equipment can be sorted and unnecessary equipment deleted on the Equipment List screen To sort click on the handle located on the left of each component and drag it up or down To delete click on the checkbox located at the left of each component then click the Delete button above the list Operation Butt...

Page 90: ...nd the rows from the scanned list of devices then click Import The MAC address of the scanning devices will be filled into the added device list 3 Click Save after finishing the import to save the page and return to the Device List 4 Click Return to return to the Device List page without saving any changes Note 1 If you do not choose any import data or export data message Please select the scannin...

Page 91: ...n 1 Device list 2 System connection A Cancel B Back C Next Settable Items 1 Enter Device advanced Settings page Setting Method 1 Click on a device list or any device in the device connection graphics to enter the Device advanced settings page ...

Page 92: ...s selected in Classification The smaller the number the higher the broadcast priority FI FO Time second Set the fade in time for when a BGM broadcast begins and the fade out time for when it ends The set contents are enabled when BGM is selected in Classification Gain dB Set the attenuation volume Gain and attenuation time FI time for when BGM broadcast is interrupted by a general purpose broadcas...

Page 93: ...ds press the Delete button For Speaker set the Speaker Name and Contact Output Number 3 Set contact inputs and outputs For each of the 16 contact inputs and outputs enter the name to be displayed on all screens Use of Initial Values Enter the contents to be set as initial values in Equipment Name Audio Input Name Audio Output Name Speaker Name Contact Input Name and Contact Output Name fields loca...

Page 94: ...s port numbers used by the group Setting Method 1 Select the group from the Setting List box A new group is added to the list if the Add button is clicked Click the Delete button to delete a selected group from the list 2 Set the equipment to be registered to the group in the Multicast Group Setting box The number of equipment can be increased or decreased with the Add or Delete buttons located to...

Page 95: ...ntrol method is set to Binary pulse or Direct pulse Busy Contact Set the IP 3010AF s contact input for connection to the playing equipment s busy output Activation Contact Set the IP 3010AF s contact output for connection to the playing equipment s contact input Setting Method Assign the playing equipment to the audio input channel 1 Select the playing equipment on the Setting List screen Playing ...

Page 96: ...t plays back the sound source assigned to any contact activation input while it is receiving a make signal 6 Set the musical tracks to use When the control method is select enter 1 7 Set the playback contact stop contact activation contact and busy contact If each input field is clicked the contact auxiliary dialog is opened see the next page The contact items Required not required that require th...

Page 97: ...on the left side of the page press Add to create a new zone pattern 3 Select a zone pattern name in the list and set it in the right page 4 Check the zones you want to add in the settings input field 5 Use Delete above the setting list to delete the patterns 6 Select a zone pattern name and click copy to copy the setting of selected pattern 7 Click Next to enter the Control output pattern settings...

Page 98: ...roup 2 Click Add in the setting list on the left side of the page to create a new pattern 3 Select a pattern name in the list and set it in the right page 4 Check the control outputs you want to add in the settings input field 5 Use Delete above the setting list to delete the patterns 6 Select a pattern name and click copy to copy the setting of the selected pattern 7 Click Next to enter the Conta...

Page 99: ...utput destinations Select all contact output destinations Setting Method Assign the contact activated equipment to an audio input channel 1 Select the contact activated equipment from the Setting List box The contact activated equipment is added to the list when the Add button is clicked If the Delete button is clicked the selected playing equipment is deleted from the list 2 Set the contact activ...

Page 100: ... of the component to be used as a monitor speaker This output is also used for monitoring the chime tone In the case of the IP 300RM select audio output channel 4 Priority when emergency broadcast is initiated Select the priority Setting Method 1 Select the microphone from the Setting List box Microphones are added to the list when the Add button is clicked When the Delete button is clicked the se...

Page 101: ...casts Contact for External Input In Progress LED Set the broadcast status indications Emergency microphone SW settings SW Contact Set the switch to start emergency broadcasts Contact Classification Select either Lock or Non lock Contact for Emergency Broadcast In Progress LED Set the emergency broadcast status indications Recording function Select either Enable or Disable Recording In Progress LED...

Page 102: ...ontact output destination When the Save Settings button is clicked the screen is closed About the IP 300RM s individual keys and indicators The IP 300RM s keys and indicators are handled as contact input channels and contact output channels respectively The relationship of each key and indicator to the contact is as follows Contact Input Channel Key Contact Output Channel Indicator 1 Function key ...

Page 103: ...ophone Contact Settings 2 Page Introduction 1 Microphone contact list 2 Switch A Cancel B Back C Next Setting Method 1 Click the switch on the microphone contact graphic to enter the Switch Function Setting page ...

Page 104: ... Introduction 1 ALL 2 Zone pattern select 3 Control output pattern select 4 Setting input list Pattern starting module Page Introduction 1 Audio input select 2 ALL 3 Zone pattern select 4 Control output pattern select 5 Setting input list Emergency broadcast module Microphone module Page Introduction 1 Contact input mode select ...

Page 105: ...ttern starting module 3 1 Select the audio input 3 2 tick the selected zones box 3 3 tick the Selected control outputs box 4 Emergency broadcast module microphone module 4 1 Select the contact input type 5 other modules no setting is needed 6 click Save after all the switches functions are set to save the modified setting and to return to the Microphone Contact Setting 2 page 7 Click Return to ret...

Page 106: ...dcasts Chime Create a button to enable or disable chime play External Input Create a button to initiate external input broadcasts Clear All Broadcasting Destination Settings Create a button to clear all broadcasting destination settings Emergency Microphone Create a button to initiate emergency microphone broadcasts Pattern Activation Create a button to initiate pattern activation Audio Monitor Cr...

Page 107: ...n but also other additional settings 8 Click Next after all settings are complete to enter the MicConsole Display Settings page The horizontal configuration of the page The vertical configuration of the page Page Selection Page Introduction 1 Page select 2 Add 3 Delete 4 Page name Setting Method 1 Select page to edit 2 Click Add button to create a new page 3 Page name can be modified after page se...

Page 108: ...k Microphone 3 Chime 4 BGM 1 Playing device 2 Song number 5 Emergency broadcast 6 Clear selection 7 Pattern starting 8 Voice monitor 1 Audio input selection select the audio input monitor Microphone chime emergency broadcast and clear selection these four buttons can only set the name and shape of the button Page Introduction 1 Add 2 Input page button name 3 The button been added in the frame 4 De...

Page 109: ... 109 Button Characteristics Setting of shape and color of a button Setting Method 1 When the button is selected you can set the shape and text color in the left panel ...

Page 110: ...t output destination pattern 3 Save Settable Items 1 Broadcast pattern Tick the displayed speaker line 2 Contact output destination pattern Tick the displayed contact output Setting Method 1 Enter the page of Zone setting from the sub item in MicConsole Settings Tick the check box in zone setting page then the button will be undisplayed and become a blank button 2 Set the designated speaker line a...

Page 111: ...Save Settable Items 1 Audio device name 2 Song number 3 Broadcast pattern 4 Contact output destination pattern Setting Method 1 Enter pattern starting button page from the sub item of MicConsole Settings 2 Select a audio device 3 Set the various items 4 Click Save to return to the MicConsole Settings page after finish the setting ...

Page 112: ...onitor in button selection page 2 Select the audio input monitor from the list Frame Setting Button display position button can be moved by changing the position of each frame Copy Data Setting MicConsole needs to be set separately for each microphone If a microphone setting is completed the settings can be copied to other microphones 1 Copy data selection 2 Copy ...

Page 113: ...ated broadcast zones already in use Currently selected and part of designated broadcast zone in use Currently selected and all designated broadcast zones in use Chime currently in progress Setting Method Set each item s color using the color pallet Operation Buttons Cancel Reverts to the Home screen without saving any setting Next Advances to the Surveillance Settings screen Return Reverts to the ...

Page 114: ...ls set to the Amplifier classification on the Equipment Settings screen can be set Amplifier Internal Audio Path Failure Set the IP 3010AF contact input that connects to the amplifier s contact output which will close when a failure in the amplifier s audio path is detected Only audio output channels set to the Amplifier classification on the Equipment Settings screen can be set SP Short Set the I...

Page 115: ...t channels set to the Monitor classification on the Equipment Settings screen Contact output for Selection In Progress LED Set the contact output that will close during Audio Monitor operation Setting Method 1 Select Audio Monitor on the Setting List screen An Audio Monitor is added to the list when the Add button is clicked If the Delete button is clicked the selected Audio Monitor is deleted fro...

Page 116: ...If Enable is selected when a broadcast overlaps with another broadcast with a higher priority in a portion of its broadcasting destinations the broadcast to all destinations is terminated In the case of BGM a ducker function is operated Setting Method Type in a number or make a selection for each item Operation Buttons Save Saves all settings and reverts to the Home screen Cancel Reverts to the Ho...

Page 117: ...ated event occurs Flashing Set the display method for event icons that appear on the map when the event occurs Select either ON flashing display or OFF steadily lit display Setting Method 1 Set the display method and display color for the contents of each event that can be set on the Set Map Page screen The set contents are reflected in the display of the left side sample screen 2 Set the map disp...

Page 118: ...are not displayed Event Icon Select the size of the event icon URL Input Field Enter the URL link to be displayed on the web browser when selecting an object Text drawing tool Text Input Field Enter arbitrary characters Character Type Selection Select a text font Italic Check to use an Italic font Bold Check to use a boldface font Angle tool Angle Tool Used to set an object s display angle Map Pag...

Page 119: ...splay 7 Fill color setting with palette display 8 Object list 9 Objects action category 10 Objects action setting 11 Save Setting Method 1 Initial status of Page creation page is displayed as screen A 2 Click the Object list switch to open the object list screen B 3 Click Background button to select the background image 4 Enter the object name and click New to create a object to the object list 5 ...

Page 120: ... display Select speaker line 2 Device status display Select device 3 Control status display Select from control input and control output 4 No action Objects action setting Choose from the following four options 1 Microphone Select the microphone 2 Speaker line Select the speaker line 3 Control Select from control input and control output Setting Method 1 Create the object by using the functions li...

Page 121: ...g on the page to draw a line 5 After straight line is drawn you can rotate it with the angle tool 6 If you want to move the line on the page you need to switch to the Move mode Geometric shapes 1 Single click the graphical icon of the drawing tool 2 Select the line thickness 3 Set the line color in stroke color setting and graphic color in fill color setting 4 Single click and drag on the page to ...

Page 122: ...ve the object list to switch to Move mode Then click the object and drag to move 3 Unable to use drawing tools in Move mode Object Order Method of Operation 1 Click and drag the graph on the object list to change the display order 2 In screen A the graph is in the upper layer while the graph is in the lower layer of the object list 3 In screen B the graph is dragged upper than the graph in the obj...

Page 123: ...x on the left side of the object name are not ticked the object are invisible on the screen 2 In screen A All check box on the left side of the object name are ticked All graphics are visible on the screen 3 In screen B objects other than rectangles are not ticked and graphics are invisible on the screen ...

Page 124: ...to the mail server SMPT Server Address Enter the transmission destination s SMTP server address Port Number Enter the transmission destination s server port number Setting Method Enter the correct information for each item NOTE Emails cannot be transmitted if the information entered on this screen does not coincide with the settings for the connected mail server Operation Buttons Cancel Reverts to...

Page 125: ...he email Content Enter the contents of the email Email Hours Set the time range during which emails can be sent Emails will not be sent when an error is detected outside the set time range To make it possible to send emails at any time during a 24 hour period set the start time to 00 00 and the end time to 23 59 Buzzer Buzzer Select ON or OFF ON When an error selected in the Notification Items set...

Page 126: ...means of notification by clicking on it as required 3 Enable or disable the notification function The function alternates between Enabled and Disabled with each click of the Enable Notification Function button located at the top of the Settings List screen If set to Disabled error notifications are not transmitted regardless of the notification method setting Display of Disabled on the Enable Noti...

Page 127: ...l Transmission Time Set the transmission time Title Enter the title of the email Content Enter the contents of the email Setting Method 1 Select the item from the Settings List Items can be added to the list by clicking on the Add button Selected item can be deleted from the list by clicking on the Delete button 2 Set the log email By selecting an item from the Settings List settings can be perfor...

Page 128: ...Setting Method 1 Select an item from the User Settings list User settings can be added to the list by clicking on the Add button Selected user settings can be deleted from the list by clicking on the Delete button Note that user settings for the user name Admin cannot be deleted 2 Set user information When an item is selected on the Settings List settings can be performed on the right side screen ...

Page 129: ...ock will be corrected Setting Method 1 Set each setting item Receiving times can be added by clicking the Add button 2 When acquiring an equipment log click the Acquire Equipment Log button When clicked the equipment logs for the system s IP 3010AF IP 3001AF and IP 300RM are instantly acquired Equipment log storage location and file format Acquired equipment logs are stored in the following folder...

Page 130: ... Filename and Version fields of the Firmware List line 4 On the Equipment List screen check the equipment for which the firmware is to be updated and click the Update button If the update is successful the Firmware Update Successful dialog is displayed If the update fails the Firmware Update Failure dialog appears and the name of the equipment is displayed in the dialog If the update fails confirm...

Page 131: ...ension of the setting file is npa When the Update button is clicked the System Settings screen in which the imported setting contents are reflected is displayed When the Save button on the system settings screen is clicked the system is restarted according to the imported setting contents NOTE In the event that settings are imported it will be necessary to reset the Operation Target Microphone des...

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