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DANS01 – Installation Guide 

 

Issue: 02 complete, approved 

Page 9 of 12 

2 Connections 

Terminal Signal I/O 

Description 

Connect 

1 AUDIO+ 

O/P 

Balanced audio output (+VE) 
0 dBu (nominal) / 66 

 

AUDIO- 

O/P 

As above, but -VE 

To Router 

0V Power 

I/P 

0 V supply from system 

+24V Power 

I/P 

+V supply (18 V – 40 V) 

To power 
supply from 
rack 

BRASS 

TERMINALS 

- - 

Earth 

terminal 

Cable 
screen 

 

For cabling requirements, see Section “

External Cabling 

Requirements

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1)  The cable screen should be terminated to the earth terminal 

provided on the back box. 

2) 

All screen tails must be <3 cm. 

 

 

Internal wiring not shown for clarity. 
Gland and cable entry point shown as example only. 

FIELD WIRING 

TO ROUTER 

AND RACK 

BACK BOX 

FRONT PANEL 

 

 

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In order to deploy DANS sensors the
system should meet the following
design requirements: 

1)  The DANS sensors require

VAR12 or VAR20 Routers with
MKII hardware. 
Refer to ASL for details of VAR
software versions supporting
the DANS System. 

2) 

Each DANS sensor requires one
microphone input on an Expand
Unit: 

• 

Inputs 5 to 12 on VAR12 

• 

Inputs 5 to 20 on VAR20 

3)  The DANS sensor must be

connected to a microphone
input located on the same
Expand Unit as the output(s)
that it controls.  

4) Each DANS sensor also

requires an output on that
Expand Unit to be unused.  

5)  Up to three DANS sensors can

be connected to each Expand
Unit. 

6)  The Expand Units with DANS

sensor(s) do not support DVAs. 

7) DANS sensors cannot be

combined  with  normal  ANS
sensors on any zone or group of
zones. 

8)  Up to two DANS sensors can be

used to control the same
output(s). 

9) 

DANS sensors can control more
than one output (e.g. if a zone is
separated into separate sub-
zones for other reasons). 

10)  Ideally if there are two DANS

sensors then they should be
connected to: 

• 

Inputs 10 and 11 on VAR12

or VAR20, or 

• 

Inputs 18 and 19 on VAR20 

Содержание DANS01

Страница 1: ...Installation Guide ASL Document Ref U 0511 0059 doc Issue 02 complete approved Date 28 10 09 Part Number M0511_34 DANS01 IP65 Dynamic Ambient Noise Sensor...

Страница 2: ...pproved Page 2 of 12 This equipment is designed and manufactured to conform to the following EC standards EMC EN55103 1 E1 1996 EN55103 2 E5 1996 EN50121 4 2006 ENV50204 1995 Safety EN60065 2002 Failu...

Страница 3: ...losure die cast aluminium Finish Grey NCS S1002 B 20 GLOSS LSOH Low Smoke and Fume Zero Halogen Temperature storage and operating 10 C to 50 C 3 dB accuracy Humidity Range Ingress Protection 0 to 93 N...

Страница 4: ...Audio and power 2 pair overall screened twisted LSF sheath foil screened Fire rated type MICC Pirelli FP200 or similar may be used 1 Standard overall screened CAT5 can be used in non safety applicatio...

Страница 5: ...e front panel to be opened for maintenance purposes without disconnecting the wiring The tethers are connected to the back box by the screws used to secure the terminal plate to the back box These scr...

Страница 6: ...plate by unscrewing the four corner fixings shown in Figure 2 Figure 2 DANS01 terminal plate 4 x M3 5x6 POZI TAPTITE SCREWS TERMINAL PLATE b Drill a hole or holes in the back box for the cable gland...

Страница 7: ...be directed towards likely sources of ambient noise e g areas where people congregate It should not be placed to localised sources of noise that would be unrepresentative of the area of coverage Figur...

Страница 8: ...ethers Refer to step 4 and Figure 1 page 5 for disconnected wiring and tethers Refer to Section Connections page 9 for connection details if required 14 Power the DANS01 on from the central equipment...

Страница 9: ...S sensors require VAR12 or VAR20 Routers with MKII hardware Refer to ASL for details of VAR software versions supporting the DANS System 2 Each DANS sensor requires one microphone input on an Expand U...

Страница 10: ...gure 6 Mechanical dimensions THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION FRONT VIEW DANS01 Dynamic Ambient Noise Sensor 81 mm 160 mm 40 mm 80 mm DRILLING CENTRES 100 mm FIXING HOLE CENTRES 66 mm 146 mm 23 mm 60 mm 50 mm 6...

Страница 11: ...our carrier or supplier This equipment contains electronic devices that are sensitive to electrostatic discharge Please take precautions to avoid damage to the electronics by static electricity It is...

Страница 12: ...tensive testing indicating user error or failure in ancillary equipment 10 Electronic assemblies which are improperly packed when returned for repair or service All electronics assemblies must be prop...

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