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- Page 1 User Manual Galaxis Showtechnik PYROTEC PFE Profi Audio approved for flash memory cards with 64, 128, 256, 512 and 1024 MB Firmware 2.72e Revision date: December 8 2017 Batch No.: EUE300100...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents: Page 1. Illustration 2. Description of indicators and control elements 3. Information regarding the firmware version 4. Applications 5. Introduction and preliminary remarks 6. Saving music on the flash memory card 7. Installing and operating the "Project Maker" 8. -
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Page 5: Description Of Indicators And Control Elements
2. Description of indicators and control elements Magnetic sensor "Down" By pointing to this area with the magnetic pen the parameter in the display will be decreased or changed. If you point on this field for a longer time the parameter will decrease automatically. LC-Display Displays the current information. -
Page 6: Information Regarding The Firmware Version
It does not make any difference to you if your program for firing the fireworks is computer based (using the Galaxis PYROTEC Composer) or you are using a conventional technique. At the beginning of your fireworks display you simply start the PFE Profi Audio by a radio command. -
Page 7: Introduction And Preliminary Remarks
- You may use as many PFE Profi Audio at the same time as you want and you can use them as a source of a stereo audio signal at every place. Isolated applications are possible without restrictions. E.g. music on ships with spectators aboard or loudspeakers on different attractions in a theme park or on a fair ground. -
Page 8: Saving Music On The Flash Memory Card
Follow the instruction given by the software "Cdex". Note: In this context we would like to point out that that Galaxis Showtechnik is not liable for any software application from a third party. After you have saved a wave file of your choice on the hard disc of your computer, you can edit the music using an appropriate software. -
Page 9: Installing And Operating The "Project Maker
You do not have to worry about this problem if you are ordering your flash memory card at Galaxis Showtechnik. We will provide you a flash memory card which is suitable for this application. - Page 10 After starting the Project Maker the following window appears: To generate a GPF file please follow these instructions: Mouse-click on button #1 (Wave-File). A pop-up window will open and you can select a wave file. The selected File will only be read and remains totally unchanged. Please confirm your selection by clicking on "Open File".
- Page 11 Please choose a name for your project and enter the name in the box #9 (Project Name). The project name, not the file name, will later be shown in the display of the PFE Profi Audio. If no project name has been chosen so far, "unknown"...
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Page 12: Switching On The Pfe Profi Audio, Operating Time
You can copy the GPF file to as many flash memory cards as you need one after the other. Simply ® replace the flash memory card in the slot of the CompactFlash read/write drive and click on button #20 (Save Project File to CF Card) again. Please make sure that you still have selected the ®... -
Page 13: Receiving Mode
9. Receiving mode Depending on your prior choice in the menu (Up/Down =) either the setting "Delay" or the setting "Volume" is being displayed here: Delay: With the magnetic sensors "Up" and "Down" on the front panel of the device the delay (delay value) can be varied between -999 and +999 meters. - Page 14 Note: With version 2.71 the menu item "Radio Channel" is included in the menu. With older versions this menu item was invoked by switching on the device while all three magnetic sensors "Up", "Down" and "Mode" have been activated. By activating "Mode" you will proceed to this menu item and you will see e.g. this setting being displayed: Here you will be able to change the delay time once you are in the receiving mode.
- Page 15 The following will be displayed for example: No start channel has been programmed yet or the start channel has been deleted with the function mentioned above (CH+Delay: Clear). You can choose a channel with "Up" and "Down". Alternatively you can program the start channel via radio transmission, using the radio range test function of the PFS Profi or the remote programming function in the manual firing mode of the PFC Advanced.
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Page 16: Display Of Radio Interferences
11. Display of radio interferences The PFE Profi Audio is monitoring the radio channel on which it is receiving regarding radio interferences. If an increased radio interference level has been detected the following warning is being displayed: "RI" is flashing in the middle of the upper line of the display. At the same time the backlight of the display is flashing. -
Page 17: Operation Of Speakers
magnetic pen remains on the sensor area longer until the maximum or minimum value is reached. You will hear short beep for every step. 15. Operation of speakers Loudspeakers can be connected directly to the loudspeaker outputs (2x 3.5 mm Mono jacks). The minimum impedance for the speakers is 4 Ohm. - Page 18 If we assume that you are planning a music synchronized fireworks display the following arrangement could be ideal for you: If you are using the delay function you always have to program the distance from the PFE Profi Audio to the zero line in meters. If you enter e.g. "+340m" the device will start to play the music one second later.
- Page 19 For the example shown above the following setting would be perfect: Loudspeaker #1 left and loudspeaker #1 right: -150m Loudspeaker #2 left and loudspeaker #2 right: +150m. We recommend that you should always do a sound check in order to test if all the settings work perfectly fine in your application before firing the show.
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Page 20: Playing Back The Audio Track
Depending on the delay that you have programmed the device begins to play back the music at different points in time. If the delay that you have chosen is positive (e.g. +120m) the device starts to play with a relatively longer or shorter lasting pause and as a result of that the music starts to play a bit later. -
Page 21: Radio Commands "Pause" Und "Resume Play
Next the following message is being displayed for example: The GPF file has been recognized. The device has started to play. In the upper right corner of the display there is a counter that counts the minutes and seconds that have already been played back. A delay of "+150m" has been set. -
Page 22: The Output Of Time Code Signals (Smpte)
19. The output of time code signals (SMPTE) You can also use the PFE Profi Audio to provide time code signals for other applications or systems. It is possible to play the music on one of the two stereo channels and the time code signal on the other as well. -
Page 23: Technical Data
21. Technical data Radio parameters Frequency Band: 433.05 - 434.79 MHz Channel Spacing: 25 kHz Number of radio channels: 32 (433.875 - 434.650 MHz) Modulation: FM narrow band Frequency Shift: +/- 3 kHz Radio equipment class according to 2014/53/EU (RED): 1 Radio equipment type: non-specific short range device, receiver Receiver Category according to ETSI EN 300 220 V3.1.1:... -
Page 24: Ce Marking
Dimensions (L x W x H) and weight, each without antenna: 210-103-74 mm; 1.400 kg Power supply and charging concept: 1 x 12 V, 2 Ah, sealed lead acid type rechargeable battery, PYROTEC charging device Supplied accessories, included in delivery: 1 Standard antenna... -
Page 25: Address Of The Manufacturer And Contact Details For Requesting An Eu Declaration Of Conformity
23. Address of the manufacturer and contact details for requesting an EU declaration of conformity Galaxis Showtechnik GmbH Lohgerberstr. 2 84524 Neuötting Germany Tel.: +49 / 8671 / 73411 Fax: +49 / 8671 / 73513 Homepage: www.galaxis-showtechnik.de E-Mail: info@galaxis-showtechnik.de Please use these contact details if you want to request an EU declaration of conformity.
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