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Page 1 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual v3.09...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Table of Contents Page About This Manual Safety Instructions ........................... 14 System Overview ........................... 15 EC Declaration of Conformity ........................... 15 Quick Start IDA8 System ........................... 16 Product Features IDA8 Audio Processor ........................... 24 3.1.1 ................................24 IDA8C 3.1.1.1...
Page 3 Amplifier Wiring 3.1.6.4 ................................. 63 Peripherals 3.1.6.5 3rd Party Control ................................. 64 3.1.7 Network Wiring ................................64 3.1.7.1 Protection of Ateis network ................................. 65 3.1.8 Ampllifier Configuration ................................66 3.1.8.1 Basic Amplifier Connection ................................. 66 3.1.8.2 Amplifier Backup ................................. 66 3.1.9...
Page 4 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.1.9.2 ............................98 Parameter Table Error 3.1.9.2 Trans Error ............................98 3.1.9.2 ............................99 Power Error 3.1.9.2 ............................99 Reset Error 3.1.9.2 ............................100 AESEBU Boot Failure 3.1.9.2 Main Board FPGA Boot Error ............................100 3.1.9.2 ............................
Page 5 3.2.1.3 ............................154 Rear Panel 3.2.1.4 Full Redundancy ................................. 157 3.2.1.4 Ateis Net - RJ45 Type ............................157 3.2.1.4 Ateis Net - Fiber Optic Type ............................158 3.2.1.5 Partial Redundancy ................................. 159 3.2.1.6 Hardware Wiring ................................. 159 3.2.1.6 Ateis Net ............................
Page 6 Connection with Junction Box 3.2.6.6 ................................. 218 Troubleshooting 3.2.6.6 ............................218 Fault LED 3.2.6.6 No Connection via Ateis Studio/IDA8 & ECS & ............................219 LAPG2T Controller 3.2.6.6.2 ........................... 219 Step 1 (Wiring) 3.2.6.6.2 ........................... 219 Step 2 (Software & Firmware Version) 3.2.6.6.2...
Page 7 Contents 3.2.10.4 ............................246 Windows Layout 3.2.10.4 ............................247 Setup 1 3.2.10.4.2 ........................... 247 Basic Setting 3.2.10.4.2 Network/Serial/System Time/Family Status/Serial Link/Third Party Controls/Codec Setting ........................... 252 3.2.10.4.2 ........................... 254 3.2.10.4.2 Paging Setting/Audio Setting ........................... 256 3.2.10.4.2 Device List ........................... 257 3.2.10.4.2 Function Libraries ...........................
Page 8 ................................294 3.2.13.1 ................................. 294 Control Panel 3.2.13.2 ................................. 295 Troubleshooting 3.2.13.2 ............................295 No Connection via Ateis Studio/IDA8 controller 3.2.13.2.1 Step 1 (Wiring) ........................... 295 3.2.13.2.1 ........................... 296 Step 2 (Software & Firmware Version) 3.2.13.2.1 ........................... 297 Step 3 (Software Setting) 3.2.13.2...
Page 9 Contents 4.1.6.4 ................................. 333 Bird's Eye 4.1.6.5 ................................. 334 Properties 4.1.6.6 ................................. 334 Message Library 4.1.7 ................................334 Geometry 4.1.8 Comoponent Editing ................................336 4.1.9 Operation ................................341 4.1.9.1 Realtime Parameters ................................. 342 4.1.10 Tools ................................343 4.1.11 Window ................................345 4.1.12 Help ................................
Page 10 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4.4.18 ................................385 Redundancy 3rd Party Control ........................... 386 4.5.1 ................................386 Ateis 3rd Party Control 4.5.1.1 Assign Elements to 3rd Party Control ................................. 386 4.5.1.2 ................................. 387 3rd Party Control List 4.5.1.3 ................................. 387 Machine Set Table 4.5.1.4...
Page 11 Contents Fire Alarm ........................... 442 5.8.1 ................................443 Logic Signal & Trigger time 5.8.2 ................................444 Message Source Setting 5.8.3 ................................446 Paging Zone Setting Input ........................... 447 5.9.1 Audio Input ................................447 5.9.2 Mono Input ................................448 5.9.3 Stereo Input ................................
Page 12 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Net Input 5.17 ........................... 485 5.17.1 ................................485 Global Net Input 5.17.2 ................................486 Local Net Input 5.18 Net Output ........................... 486 5.18.1 ................................486 Global Net Output 5.18.2 ................................487 Local Net Output 5.19 Noise Generator ...........................
Page 13: Contents
Contents Amplifier ........................... 547 7.3.1 ................................547 7.3.2 ................................548 7.3.3 ................................550 DPAfour Console ........................... 551 7.4.1 RU-MAIN/RU-PDC/RU-CTL ................................551 7.4.2 DialPad ................................551 7.4.3 Wireless Transceiver ................................552 7.4.4 DNM-485/DNM-ENET ................................552 7.4.5 PPM-AS ................................553 7.4.6 PSS-AS ................................
Page 14: About This Manual
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual About This Manual This manual is intended to provide with the necessary understanding of our system architecture as well as guide users through the configuration process. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Safety Instructions Do not expose the device to extreme temperatures, direct sunlight, humidity, or dust, which could cause fire or electrical shock hazard.
Page 15: System Overview
System Overview The IDA8 system offers a fully digital and networked PA/VA system which is EN54-16 and UL2572 certified and UL60065 listed. The IDA8C controller can be used in any installation size, whether is a small local system of 256 speaker zones or a big complex multi-zone and multi-input system of 8,192 zones.
Page 16: Quick Start
Quick Start IDA8 System 1. Connect the amplifiers and speakers on IDA8C, and configures the IDA8C via Ateis Studio software. 2. Power on the IDA8C unit, and make sure its POWER LED lights up. 3. Set the IP, Subnet mask and gateway address from LCD touch panel of IDA8C. Or type "ipconfig"...
Page 17 Quick Start Click [SYSTEM SET] in [MAIN MENU] page. Click [LOGIN] in [SYSTEM SET MENU-1] page. Click [USER NAME] in [LOGIN] page. Enter the ID "ADMIN" which is the default user ID of IDA8C, keep the password field empty and click "OK".
Page 18 In this example, we changed the IDA8C's IP to 192.168.100.79. The settings will be applied after the rebooting the system. 5. Install and operate the Ateis Studio software. 6. Set the Network settings on Ateis Studio.
Page 19 If all firmware units are compatible(shown in black text) with Ateis Studio, please go to step 10, otherwise go to step 9 to update the firmware. The figure below shows an incompatible version of the firmware which is marked in red.
Page 20 When the Update process is done, please follow the indication on the pop-up window to reboot the IDA8, click [Yes] to restart the device. Check the device version using step 9 again, the version number should be in black which means it's now compatible.
Page 21 Quick Start Create a new file by clicking the button on the upper-left of the Ateis Studio software. 11. Connect the device and create an IDA8C block in the device editor window. Now 'Drag N Drop' the device/system into the configuration window.
Page 22 Compiling window will be appeared afterwards. Then, click [Store All] to store your design into the IDA8. Meanwhile, the system will ask you to turn on the audio, click [Yes]. 14. Adjust Element Set the element of Tone Generator as below,...
Page 23 Quick Start Now you can see the channel 1 meter and hear a 2k tone from the speaker connected to the Amplifier Zone Output(zone1) on the rear panel of the IDA8C. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 24: Product Features
IDA8C also supports amplifier monitoring with hot-swap amplifiers and loudspeaker line impedance monitoring. One IDA8C supports to connect to a maximum of 31 slave units via Ateis-Net. The slave units are available as single zone (IDA8S) or with A/B speaker line configurations (IDA8SAB), or for low-impedance monitoring (IDA8SL).
Page 25: Front Panel
System Fault LED: This LED will light up when a system fault is detected. Global EVAC LED: This LED will light up to indicate if any IDA8 processor is performing an EVAC paging under Ateis- Net. Bypass Monitoring LED: This LED will light up if the monitoring of IDA8 is disabled by manual operation.
Page 26 Power LED: This LED will light up when the IDA8C is power on. Network LED: This LED will light up if there are more than two deployed IDA8 processors in Ateis-Net. EVAC Button: To trigger an event bind with this button.
Page 27: Rear Panel
100V audio coming from amplifier The IDA8 output is exactly the same audio signal to line A and B. Two speakers can connect to one zone for redundancy purposes, one connects to line A, another connects to line B. Both speaker lines are monitored.
Page 28 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual PPM-IT5 TERRA Devics Modbus Protocol IGMP Local Ateis Net Connectors: Optional card to build a local dedicated IDA8C-IDA8S network. Global Ateis Net Connectors: Optional card to build a global dedicated IDA8C network. Configurable Audio I/Os: Two configurable 0dB audio I/O port A and B. Each port is available to assemble an audio card. There are 4 channels on each audio I/O card.
Page 29: Peripherals
2 extra selectable microphone sources. A grouped console is comprised of a pad with a monitoring speaker, a pad with a gooseneck and 8 buttons/zones, and two pads with 8 buttons/zones. A remote dialer for making telephone calls via IDA8's telephone DialPad hardware. Wireless...
Page 30: 3Rd Party Control
Logic I/O Control 3.1.1.5 LCD Menu 3.1.1.5.1 System Information Read the status information of the local IDA8C or all master/slave units in the IDA8 system. EVAC List: Fault List: The master unit would be (n, 1), and slave Display the fault list, to know about more fault units will be in sequence (n ,2), ID (n ,3).
Page 31: System Setting
CRC: The number here is between 0 to 65535, write down the unicode for check if the files are modified or not. 3.1.1.5.2 System Setting Login: You need to set the accounts in Ateis Studio and store them into machine. The default user level is 1, and the highest is 4. Logout: Logout the accounts.
Page 32 Brightness: Set the touch screen's brightness. Menu Hold Time: Display the following pages after the menu hold time. The priority of the displaying: EVAC (If during paging) > Fault List (If any faults are detected) > IDA8 Logo. Warning Tone Level: Set the warning tone's level.
Page 33: Paging
Ateis Studio software first. Users need to compile and store their design into the audio processor before save parameters. Once the paging setting in Ateis Studio has completed, you will find the paging route setting on the front panel.
Page 34 [Display Name] column. After that, click Comply and Store to save the setting, see the picture as below. Follow the steps below to monitor the in/output channel from the IDA8 front panel. Step 1: Select [System Setting]. Step 2: Select [Audio Monitoring].
Page 35 Product Features Step 3: Choose the device. Please switch to [Manual] mode first. o [Auto] Mode: The paging source will be automatically activate or depends on if there's any audio source is paging. o [Manual] Mode : Input & Output channel can be user-defined.
Page 36: Audio Channel Settings
When the number of paging sources you set on the [Audio Channel Settings] window] are more than the actual number of paging sources in the IDA8 system, the sources which are not included will fail.
Page 37: Ida8Sab
Product Features 3.1.2 IDA8SAB The IDA8SAB slave unit houses advanced audio digital signal processing (DSP), matrix control functions and a digital message player, along with amplifier monitoring with hot-swap amplifiers and loudspeaker line-impedance line monitoring. Each input and output channel is fitted with a wide range of pre-and post-processing devices such as volume controllers, routing mixers and switches, priority and paging components, equalizers, compressors, limiters and delay-lines.
Page 38: Rear Panel
IDA8 is disabled by manual operation. Global EVAC LED: This LED will light up if the system is in EVAC paging state. This LED will light up if any of the IDA8 processor is performing the EVAC paging via Ateis-Net.
Page 39 100V audio coming from amplifier. The IDA8 output is exactly the same audio signal to line A and B. Two speakers can connect to one zone for redundancy purposes, one connects to line A, another connects to line B. Both speaker lines are monitored, meaning if damage to a speaker is detected, a global fault "Line A/B Error"...
Page 40: Peripherals
2 extra selectable microphone sources. A grouped console is comprised of a pad with a monitoring speaker, a pad with a gooseneck and 8 buttons/zones, and two pads with 8 buttons/zones. A remote dialer for making telephone calls via IDA8's telephone DialPad hardware. Wireless...
Page 41: Ida8S
Product Features 3.1.3 IDA8S The IDA8S slave unit houses advanced audio digital signal processing (DSP), matrix control functions and a digital message player, along with amplifier monitoring for hot-swap amplifiers and loudspeaker line impedance monitoring. Each input and output channel is fitted with a wide range of pre-and post- processing devices such as volume controllers, routing mixers and switches, priority and paging components, equalizers, compressors, limiters and delay-lines.
Page 42: Rear Panel
This LED will light up if monitoring of the IDA8 is disabled by manual operation. Global EVAC LED: This LED will light up if the system is in EVAC paging state. This LED will light up if any of the IDA8 processor is performing the EVAC paging via Ateis-Net.
Page 43: Peripherals
2 extra selectable microphone sources. A grouped console is comprised of a pad with a monitoring speaker, a pad with a gooseneck and 8 buttons/zones, and two pads with 8 buttons/zones. A remote dialer for making telephone calls via IDA8's telephone DialPad hardware. Wireless An RF transceiver to communication between DialPad and IDA8, ©...
Page 44: 3Rd Party Control
On the PDC port, you can connect 32 PPM-AS through junction boxes and are able to assign IDs in sequence for each unit in Ateis Studio. Eth. Limit: The maximum number of IP that can be assigned over the network.
Page 45: Front Panel
This LED will light up if monitoring of the IDA8 is disabled by manual operation. Global EVAC LED: This LED will light up if the system is in EVAC paging state. This LED will light up if any of the IDA8 processor is performing the EVAC paging via Ateis-Net.
Page 46: Rear Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Line B Error Backup AMP Error AMP Line Leakage Error 3.1.4.2 Rear Panel Backup Amplifier Output: This connector connects to the output of the backup amplifier for receiving the 100V audio signal powered by the amplifier.
Page 47: Peripherals
2 extra selectable microphone sources. A grouped console is comprised of a pad with a monitoring speaker, a pad with a gooseneck and 8 buttons/zones, and two pads with 8 buttons/zones. A remote dialer for making telephone calls via IDA8's telephone DialPad hardware. Wireless...
Page 48: 3Rd Party Control
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Eth. Limit: The maximum number of IP that can be assigned over the network. 3.1.4.4 3rd Party Control The following table lists the 3rd Party Control protocols supported by IDA8SL. Interface Protocol Function Connection Settings Ateis 3rd Party Read/Write value of parameters.
Page 49: Front Panel
Monitor audio sources of IDA8C. The source to be monitored can be selected via Source Monitoring Ateis Studio software. If a fault is detected when speaker is monitoring a source, then the source monitoring will be interrupted and play a buzzer sound for the fault.
Page 50 System Fault LED: This LED will light up when a system fault is detected. Global EVAC LED: This LED will light up to indicate if any IDA8 processor is performing an EVAC paging under Ateis- Net. Bypass Monitoring LED: This LED will light up if the monitoring of IDA8 is disabled by manual operation.
Page 51: Rear Panel
100V audio coming from amplifier The IDA8 output is exactly the same audio signal to line A and B. Two speakers can connect to one zone for redundancy purposes, one connects to line A, another connects to line B. Both speaker lines are monitored.
Page 52 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Terracom Devices PPM-IT5 Voxnet Server PMIP-D PPM-IT5 Local Ateis Net Connectors: Optional card to build a local dedicated IDA8C-IDA8S network. Global Ateis Net Connectors: Optional card to build a global dedicated IDA8C network. Configurable Audio I/Os: Two configurable 0dB audio I/O port A and B.
Page 53: Installation Note
The two groups can be set from 1~ 99 of priority automatically on Ateis Studio. Priority 1~20 sources shall be used by the EVAC and Backup channels; and priority 21~99 sources shall be used by the Voice and Music channels.
Page 54: Backup Sharing Mode
One controller and a maximum up to 31 IDA8S/SAB/SL/SAB-SW slave units can be connected in Ateis local network. The following pictures below would give users a better understanding of how to combine the multiple installation modes together in two or more buildings.
Page 55 Product Features Scenario 1: Equal Mode+Unequal Mode Scenario 2: Backup Sharing Mode+Equal Mode Scenario 3: Unequal Mode+Backup Sharing Mode Scenario 4: Multiple wiring with 8 amplifiers+Equal Mode © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 56: Amplifier Wiring
2. Orange/Blue/Purple/Pink: Indicate the signal input from the amplifiers inputs connect to the Amp Inputs of each master and slave units. 3. Green: Indicate the link of the master unit and slave unit by using Ateis Local-Net. Backup Sharing Mode:...
Page 57 Amp Inputs of each master and slave units. 4. Green : Indicate the link of the master unit and slave unit by using Ateis Local-Net. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 58: Peripherals
2 extra selectable microphone sources. A grouped console is comprised of a pad with a monitoring speaker, a pad with a gooseneck and 8 buttons/zones, and two pads with 8 buttons/zones. A remote dialer for making telephone calls via IDA8's telephone DialPad hardware. Wireless...
Page 59: 3Rd Party Control
On the PDC port, you can connect 32 PPM-AS through junction boxes and are able to assign IDs in sequence for each unit in Ateis Studio. When connecting to both Fireman Mic and other remote units, the priority status of Fireman Mic shall be higher than any other microphone remote units lining to PDC port.
Page 60: Front Panel
IDA8 is disabled by manual operation. Global EVAC LED: This LED will light up if the system is in EVAC paging state. This LED will light up if any of the IDA8 processor is performing the EVAC paging via Ateis-Net.
Page 61: Rear Panel
100V audio coming from amplifier. The IDA8 output is exactly the same audio signal to line A and B. Two speakers can connect to one zone for redundancy purposes, one connects to line A, another connects to line B. Both speaker lines are monitored, meaning if damage to a speaker is detected, a global fault "Line A/B Error"...
Page 62: Installation Note
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Bypass Mode Outputs: This port is used to share the bypass mode microphone signals through the IDA8C-IDA8S network (only needed when using a fiber optic network). PDC(Peripherals Device Controller) Connectors: Two RJ-45 connectors are used to connect consoles or peripheral devices. For example, PSS-AS, URC-150AS, PPM-AS connect to the IDA8SAB-SW via this connector.
Page 63: Equal Mode
2 extra selectable microphone sources. A grouped console is comprised of a pad with a monitoring speaker, a pad with a gooseneck and 8 buttons/zones, and two pads with 8 buttons/zones. A remote dialer for making telephone calls via IDA8's telephone DialPad hardware. Wireless...
Page 64: 3Rd Party Control
B port of Local Net. Connection exam ple : Local Ateis Net. Two IDA8C master-slave systems connect with each other via Global Ateis Net. Connection exam ple : Global / Local Ateis Net. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 65: Protection Of Ateis Network
Troubleshooting: Please reboot the IDA8 unit. 1) When one of the Port A/Port B on IDA8 unit has been auto shut down, this will also cause the Port A/Port B which is connected to the last/next IDA8 unit shut down as well, therefore, please make sure to reboot the IDA8 units along with the connected Port A/Port B B on the last/next IDA8 IDA8 units.
Page 66: Ampllifier Configuration
2. If the method above still cannot trouble shoot your problem, please plug out the Ateis-Net Port A and Port B, and reboot the IDA8 unit, then put it in standby mode for five minutes, then plug in the Ateis-Net cable(Port A/Port B).
Page 67 Zone 2 fails. The backup amplifier can serve Zone 1 to Zone 4. Advance Backup Amplifier Setup: An Ateis Net system consists of one IDA8C and two IDA8S's. There are 24 zones in the system divided into three backup amplifier groups. For each group,...
Page 68: Monitoring Fault
3.1.9 Monitoring Fault For security purposes, the IDA8 is designed to monitor the connected equipments. When an error is detected, a fault will be generated to inform the user. Then user can change the non-working equipment quickly to make the system function correctly again.
Page 69: Table Of Global Faults
Log the fault. A warning message of the fault will be shown in the touch screen panel. When Ateis Studio is connected to the IDA8C/S, in [Device Status] field of [Device Management] panel will show a fault, see the picture as below.
Page 70 Bypass Mode fault occurs. If Bypass Mode line" not, the IDA8 will enter in that mode only when the "Bypass Input" line on the rear panel has broken. Major User The "Fault Define Security" component trigger.
Page 71: Ethernet Broken
The text messages display at the touch screen of IDA8C: "User Define Error" "XXXXX", where XXXXX is the content defined in "Fault Definer" the DSP component field [Message]. A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 72: Pdc Error
"Z1 Normal AMP Too High", where "Z1" could be any other zones, and "Normal AMP" could be "Backup AMP" as well. A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in the Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 73: Line A/B Monitor Fault
Product Features Am plifier Gain Too High Am plifier Gain Too Low Am plifier Fail 3.1.9.1.5 Line A/B Monitor Fault This error is mainly for loudspeakers connected to the IDA8C/S's speaker zone output connectors. There are three kinds of faults: Line A/B Open: If the value of Measure (ohm) is greater than 4000 ohm, this fault can be recognized by IDA8C/S when the field of [Measure(ohm)] shows "OPEN".
Page 74 "Z1 Line A OPEN", where Z1 could be any zone, Line A could be Line B. A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] of Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 75: Amplifier Line Leakage Error
Product Features Line A/B Open Line A/B Short Line A/B Bad Im pedance 3.1.9.1.6 Amplifier Line Leakage Error An electricity leakage between the IDA8C/S and the speaker is detected. The measurement of speaker lines has short-circuit fault due to the + speaker line is connected to ground wire, and - is connected to ground wire.
Page 76: Evac Intput Error
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual "Z1 Line Leakage Error", where Z1 can be any zone. A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 77: Local Ateis-Net Broken
A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C. Fault Handling : Evacuation Intput Error 3.1.9.1.8 Local Ateis-Net Broken The Local Ateis Net is broken, this problem may come from the wire connection between devices on the Ateis Net or the net card on the device. Indication: LED Indicator: When this error is detected, the following LED will light up: o G.
Page 78: Global Ateis-Net Broken
V.105 or higher, w ith the resistors. If your Ateis Net card doesn't have the resistors (as circled in the picture), it might cause the connection problems. Please contact your Ateis dealer to replace it with a working one.
Page 79: Fireman Error
For each IDA8S on the Ateis Net: Prepare a workable IDA8C device, establish the Ateis Net wire connection between the IDA8C and the IDA8S. Deploy the Ateis Net using Ateis Studio and perform the examination as referred to in the preceding paragraph.
Page 80: Vox@Net Offline
A text message displays on the touch screen of IDA8C: "Voxnet Offline" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound output to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 81: Urgp16I16O Fault
Troubleshooting: The only power supply for RU is from IDA8s. In case the 24VDC output connector and wire are not working right, the IDA8 can detect it and show the fault list on the touch screen as following: VS_D12V_RL Error...
Page 82: Remote Offline
"PPM Port:2 ID:1", where Port N is the Nth PDC port for the peripheral connection, the ID is the unique number for each peripheral device on the PDC port. A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 83: Remote Fault
The IP is the unique number for each peripheral device on the PDC port, ch is the number of the channel. A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 84: Ethernet Remote Offline
A text message displays at the touch screen of the IDA8C: "Ethernet Remote Offline" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: o TM1: Indicate which customized name triggers fault. A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 85: File Corruption
Product Features 3.1.9.1.19 File Corruption The file CRC check code fails. (If the file monitoring has been enabled in ATEIS Studio.) Indication: LED Indicator: When this error is detected, the following LEDs will light up: o G. Fault LED on the front panel of the IDA8C/S.
Page 86: Backupamp Used State
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual "Zone n BackUp AMP Rating too low" (where n = 1~8) A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 87: Global Ateisnet Backup Mode
DSP No Response DSP Fault If not, the IDA8 will enter in that mode only when the "Bypass Input line" on the rear panel has broken. Indication: LED Indicator: When this error is detected, the following LEDs will light up: o G.
Page 88: Major User Define Fault
"Major User Define Fault" "Major Fault : xxx" (where xxx = user-defined word.) A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 89: Ntp Server Error
"Modan Offline" "Modan Port : n offline" (Where n = 1~65535) A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C. Troubleshooting: Check the Modan client communication.
Page 90: Backup Amp Out Of Toler
"Zone n Backup AMP Gain Too Low " (Where n = 1~8) A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 91: Local Ateisnet Pa/B Shutdown
A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C. Troubleshooting: If this error continues to appear, please replace the net card. 3.1.9.1.34 Local AteisNet PA/B Shutdown The local Ateis-Net card has detected unknown communication and causes the port is disable, users need to reboot the machine. Indication: LED Indicator: When this error is detected, the following LEDs will light up: o G.
Page 92: Net Blacklist
"Net Blacklist" A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: Troubleshooting: Please catch and save the record of this IDA8 logs and send to the engineers. 3.1.9.1.37 Fan Error The fan in IDA8 breaks down.
Page 93 Front panel LED, fan, Evac input, temperature detect, button control fail. The local ATEIS net card Local Netcard Boot fails. Note: Only for IDA8 Replace the Machine Failure local net. Local ATEIS net card can't boot There is an internal error...
Page 94: Ssi Error
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Name Description Detail Solution Way fail Can't find DSP No Para. Table. Re-store again parameter There is a data error in the table which stores important information of Para. Table Error Re-store again the configuration. DSP parameter (ats file)
Page 95: No Parameter Table
A text message displays at the touch screen of the IDA8C: "SSI error" A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 96: I2C Error
A text message displays on the touch screen of the IDA8C as: "I2C Error" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 97: Preset Table Error
A text message displays on the touch screen of the IDA8C as: "Preset Table Error" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 98: Spi Flash Error
A text message displays on the touch screen of the IDA8C as: "SPI Flash Error" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound output to monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 99: Power Error
A text message displays on the touch screen of the IDA8C as: "Trans Error" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 100: Aesebu Boot Failure
A text message displays at the touch screen of the IDA8C: "AESEBU Boot Error." A text message displays at the window [Machine Fault Record] in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 101: Dsp Sdram Error
A text message displays on the touch screen of the IDA8C as: "TEL Boot Failure" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: A buzzing sound outputs to the monitoring speaker on the front panel of the IDA8C.
Page 102: Global Netcard Boot Failure
Log: A text message displays on the touch screen of the IDA8C as: "DSP Fault" A text message displays at the [Machine Fault Record] window in Ateis Studio: Troubleshooting: Contact your technician to repair device. 3.1.9.2.20 Global Netcard Boot Failure The global Ateis-net card has failed.
Page 103: Open/Short Circuit
Leakage causes the gradual loss of voltage. Once it is detected, the IDA8C will open the relay of the leakage zone. The following messages will display on the touch panel of the IDA8C and in the Ateis Studio. See Line A/B Error. 3.1.10.1.2 Open/Short Circuit...
Page 104: Global Settings
1. First, to get the correct leakage value (empty load), all the cables connected to the amplifiers and the speaker lines on IDA8 need to be removed. After disconnected the cables, if the range of leakage impedance is 8.xx~9.xx M ohm during the empty load, please continue to go to Step...
Page 105: Zone Monitoring
IDA8. Global Enable Monitor: If users want to enable the monitoring function on all the connected IDA8 processors, you need to click the [Global Enable Monitor] option first, and change the [Enable Monitor] option either by clicking to enable this function or unclick to cancel the monitoring function.
Page 106 Global Tolerance: Click to change the tolerance setting on [Tolerance%] grid for all the zones of impedance value, which connected to all of the IDA8 processors. If the zone is not been selected on [Global Tolerance] grid, the tolerance value will not change.
Page 107 IDA8C/S can monitor the short problem again. Global Reset Monitoring: Click the button to rest the monitoring function on all the IDA8 processors.
Page 108 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Voltage: Select the current voltage which connects to the amplifier. [18K or 20K Zone]/[1K Tone]: Choose to display window based on your tone setting. Please refer to [Frequency] option on [Tone Settings] chapter. Faults: Leakage Occurrence: If the leakage impedance is lower than the leakage threshold which is defined in [Global Settings] tab, then a Leakage Occurrence fault is recognized.
Page 109: Normal Amplifier Monitoring
Click to change the tolerance setting on [Tolerance%] grid for all the zones of normal amplifier, which connected to all of the IDA8 processors. If the zone is not been selected on [Global Tolerance] grid, the tolerance value will not change.
Page 110 Click the button to get the reference of gain value from the selected IDA8 processor. Global Get Reference: Click the button to get all the reference of gain value from all the IDA8 processors. Reset All Reference: Click the button to reset the reference of gain value from the selected IDA8 processor.
Page 111 Check if the gain of the amplifier is too low, please increase the gain from the knob. o Check if the wires between the amplifier and the IDA8 are connected correctly. If all the points above have been checked completely but still the amplifier receives a fail fault, please replace the amplifier.
Page 112: Backup Amplifier Monitoring
Click to change the tolerance setting on [Tolerance%] grid for all the zones of backup amplifier, which connected to all of the IDA8 processors. If the zone is not been selected on [Global Tolerance] grid, the tolerance value will not change.
Page 113 Product Features Global Get Reference: Click the button to get all the reference of gain value from all the IDA8 processors. Reset All Reference: Click the button to reset the reference of gain value from the selected IDA8 processor. Global Reset Reference: Click the button to reset the reference of gain value from all the IDA8 processors.
Page 114 Check if the gain of the amplifier is too low, please increase the gain from the knob. o Check if the wires between the amplifier and the IDA8 are connected correctly. If all the points above have been checked completely but still the amplifier receives a fail fault, please replace the amplifier.
Page 115: Tone Settings
Product Features 3.1.10.1.7 Tone Settings In the lower part of the window [Monitoring(Matrix Mode)-IDA8C/S X ], there is a page [Tone Settings] for configuring the tone signal which is utilized for monitoring. There are two types of settings Zones with 0dB: If the audio signal from Amplifier Zone Output is not returning to the IDA8C/S for monitoring, this allows the user to mix a tone into that signal for further detection.
Page 116: Switch Mode
A check box used to enable or disable the monitor function. Global Monitor Enable: If users want to enable the monitoring function on all the connected IDA8 processors, you need to click the [Global Monitor Enable] option first, and change the [Monitor Enable] option either by clicking to enable this function or unclick to cancel the monitoring function.
Page 117 Get All Reference: Click the button to get the reference of gain value from the selected IDA8 processor. Global Get References: Click the button to get all the reference of impedance value on all the IDA8 processors. Reset All Reference: Click the button to reset the reference of impedance value from the selected IDA8 processor.
Page 118 IDA8C/S can monitor the short problem again. Global Reset Monitoring: Click the button to rest the monitoring function on all the IDA8 processors.
Page 119: Amplifier Monitoring
Please see the example of Zone 2, which indicates "S.C." on the field [Measure(ohm)]. 3.1.10.2.3 Amplifier Monitoring Settings: First, in Ateis Studio, right click the IDA8C-SW icon. When the window [Monitoring(Switch Mode)-IDA8CSW/ X ] appears, select the [Amplifier Gain Setting] page.
Page 120 Get All Reference: Click the button to get the reference of gain value from the selected IDA8 processor. Global Get Reference: Click the button to get all the reference of impedance value on all the IDA8 processors. Reset All Reference: Click the button to reset the reference of impedance value from the selected IDA8 processor.
Page 121 IDA8C/S can monitor the short problem again. Global Reset Monitoring: Click the button to rest the monitoring function on all the IDA8 processors.
Page 122: Amplifier Leakage Monitoring
Check if the gain of the amplifier is too low, please increase the gain from the knob. o Check if the wires between the amplifier and the IDA8 are connected correctly. If all the points above have been checked completely but still the amplifier receives a fail fault, please replace the amplifier.
Page 123 Global Leakage Threshold: If users want to enable the monitoring function on all the connected IDA8 processors, you need to click the [Global Leakage Threshold] option first, and change the [Leakage Threshold 1k ohm] option either by clicking to enable this function or unclick to cancel the monitoring function.
Page 124: Switch Amplifier Group
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Caption: Indicate the caption of amplifier channel. Leakage Impedance(ohm): The impedance between the Line A/B +/- signal and ground causes the current leakage. When the amplifier is used by the zone, the value of Leakage Impedance will be detected.
Page 125 Product Features : Create or Delete from the selected device on the left grid into or a grouping device on the right grid. 4. Create multi-groups. : Create or Delete a new group. Master: Select to enable the unit as a matrix device. 5.
Page 126: Procedure Of Monitoring Setup
2. Create a configuration using Ateis Studio. 3. Store the configuration, then online. 4. Set appropriate settings for your application on Ateis Studio. You can see more details on the following topic Zone Monitoring,...
Page 127: Modbus
3.1.11 Modbus The IDA8 system is capable to allows to send/receive multiple Modbus status/commands on RS485 port (the PDC port on IDA8) or Ethernet (TCP/IP). The supported functions which the Modbus clients can access are ReadHoldingRegisters, ReadInputRegisters, WriteSingleRegister, WriteMultipleRegisters. Once...
Page 128: Configuration
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.1.11.1 Configuration 1. First, right click on your IDA8 processor to open [Property] window. 2. Choose the communication protocol either from RS485 port or TCP/IP, then choose which PDC port as the Modbus protocol. 3. Click [Compile] and [Store] button to complete the configuration of Modbus.
Page 129 Product Features LOG item Description DSP Boot Failure DSP chip can't boot Local AteisNet Broken local ATEIS net card connection status Local AteisNet Recovery Local AteisNet Backup Mode local ATEIS net backup connection status Local AteisNet Normal Mode DSP SDRAM Error...
Page 130 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual LOG item Description (n = 1~16) 5v Error VS_D12V_RL Error -12v Error 12v Error Power status 48v Error System 24v Error Normal 24v Error BackUp 24v Error Store File Start Stores file status Store File End...
Page 131 Product Features LOG item Description xxx Port:m ID:n Fireman Key Fault, Voltage:--- xxx Port:m ID:n Fireman Key Fault, ADC:--- xxx Port:m ID:n Fireman Audio Fault, RMS:--- xxx Port:m ID:n Fireman Audio OK, RMS:--- (where xxx = Remote Name, m = 1~4, n = 1~32) Bypass Mode Beginning Bypass mode status Bypass Mode Ending...
Page 132: Bypass Mode
A Fireman microphone is a microphone with a button which can be plugged into the front panel of the IDA8. When the system is under Bypass Mode Paging, press the button to start paging and release button to end paging.
Page 133: Security Mode
3.1.14 Security Mode When the power of IDA8 system is under a low status (system can only use the battery to power supply), the Security Mode provides users to choose to proceed with only the important paging schedule or close down the system monitoring which under the standard/normal mode.
Page 134: Ethernet Access List
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Please note that if one of the IDA8 unit change into the Security mode, the rest of the IDA8 units will change as well. Connection Example of S Input Pin: When the Channel 1 of Evacuation...
Page 135: Volume Override
The figure below shows the ''2-wire'' volume restoration of connecting the VCT25R Volume Control Remote on IDA8 system. It supports up to maximum 8 x VCT25R devices to connect to 1x IDA8 controller. Please note that the power consumption for running 1x relay is 8.3mA @24Vdc.
Page 136: Message Limitation
3. Connect amplifier output to ''A" or X" and ''B'' or ''Y", 24 Vdc to " - RLY+" as shown on the diagram. 3.1.17 Message Limitation Each IDA8 has 8 x message channel sources, the following listed below are the components which will be occupied by the usage number of the message channel sources. Network Paging x 2...
Page 137: Snmp Protocol
Product Features 3.1.19 SNMP Protocol The IDA8 system supports SNMP protocol (Simple Network Management Protocol). 1. Support SNMP version 1 (SNMPv1) only. Do not support version 2 or version 3. 2. The SNMP agent receives requests on UDP port 161.
Page 138 Bit3 = Global ATEIS Net Broken Bit2 = Bypass Mode NumLines The number of speaker line in the system. If there are 5 IDA8 units, the number of line is 8 x 5 = 40 lines. Lines The Speaker Line Monitoring Line Class: Each IDA8 unit has 8 lines (zones).
Page 139: Contact I/O
NumUserFaults User need create Fault Define Security component in the config. Each IDA8 unit reserv e 8 fault item, if total 5 IDA8 units in the system, the number of User Faults is 8 x 5 = 40. UserFaults User Fault Status User Fault Class: Users need create Fault Define Security component in the configuration, the pin 1~8 is mapping to fault item 1~8, the pin 9 and more is not display.
Page 140: Sonaes
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 2. Use the Logic Out component. By using the Logic Out component, you can output a signal coming from any logic component. Please refer to Logic Out component chapter. 3.1.21 SONAES 3.1.21.1 SONAES 6/40A The SONEAS battery charger, 6/40, is EN54-4 certified. The maximum charging current is 6 A. The battery charger is two rack units high, and has to be installed in a 19"...
Page 141: Real Panel
Product Features the possible circumstances of facing detected fault with corresponding LED. Output voltage fault: It is signalled by a yellow LED and it's available on dry contact (fail-safe) for remote monitoring. If there's no voltage on one or more output, all the five outputs are checked. Each dry contact is with a three pole SPDT switch (C-NC-NO), allowing 1A @ 24Vdc or 0,5A @ 120Vac.
Page 142: Installation
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Controllers load (outputs 3 to 5): 2.5 mm² Alarm reports (plug-in): 1.5 mm² 3.1.21.1.3 Installation Block Diagram: To secure from the battery with a fuse with low resistance. Batteries: The battery temperature sensor must be placed as close to the battery as possible without being in physical contact with it.
Page 143: Troubleshooting
Product Features Battery cables (+ and -) of 1.5 m in length and cross-section of 25 mm² allow correct operation with all the recommended batteries. The connections and crimping should be realized properly in order to generate as low resistance as possible.
Page 144: Front Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual supply the minimum amount of power for a set amount of time. With SONAES battery chargers, it provides you with a battery calculator program which determines the exact capacity. This product is a Power Supply Equipment (PSE) as defined in the EN 54-4 standard. It is designed to be connected to the 230 V public distribution network.
Page 145: Rear Panel
Product Features 3.1.21.2.2 Rear Panel Main power socket Auxiliary output terminals Battery terminal Output contacts Main output terminals Temperature sensor Connection specifications Mains: 2.5 mm² Battery: 16 to 50 mm² Main outputs (outputs 1 to 6): 16 mm² Auxiliary outputs (outputs 7 to 9): 2.5 mm² Alarm reports (plug-in): 1.5 mm²...
Page 146 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Mains: Use a bipolar D curve circuit breaker (4A for 24V version and 6A for 48V version) to connect the power supply to the mains circuit. Batteries: The battery temperature sensor must be placed as close to the battery as possible but doesn't need to be in contact with it.
Page 147: Troubleshooting
Secondary switching device for IDA8C Controller and IDA8SAB Slave unit. Here are the three types of devices listed below, IDA8RU-MAIN: The IDA8 redundancy unit for digital audio processing with paging console interface. IDA8RU-CTL: The IDA8 redundancy unit for secured and normal audio IN and OUT contacts. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 148: Ru-Main
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual IDA8RU-PDC: The IDA8 redundancy unit for auxiliary audio IN and OUT contacts with paging console & telephone line interface. 3.2.1.1 RU-MAIN RU-MAIN device is a device supplied with full-redundancy for audio processor. It is in charge of switching primary and secondary audio processor to active one of them.
Page 149: Rear Panel
Product Features If this indicator lights up, it means there is an error of the unit, user needs to check wiring of S. WD connector or replace by a good unit. Power Indicator: This LED lights up if this unit is powered. 3.2.1.1.2 Rear Panel PDC Audio Output for Record: The audio output of peripheral plugged on PDC connector.
Page 150 P_WD (Primary Watching Dog Contact Inputs): Connect the P_WD and S_WD inputs to the the Bypass Mode output on IDA8 processor. When IDA8 enters the bypass mode, the Bypass Mode output will inform the RU units, and the RU unit will determine whether to activate the primary IDA8 or the secondary IDA8 processor by the monitored P_WD and S_WD contact inputs.
Page 151: Ru-Ctl
Product Features There are 8 zones for speaker connection. each zone consists of following connectors (from left to right): P_LINEA: Connect to speaker zone output line A of primary audio processor. P_LINEB: Connect to speaker zone output line B of primary audio processor. LINE A: Connect to line A speaker.
Page 152: Rear Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual This LED lights up if active system is secondary audio processor. Fault Indicator: This LED lights up if the unit is set to be slave, and a short or open is detected on S. WD (Secondary Watching Dog) port.
Page 153: Ru-Pdc
P_WD (Primary Watching Dog Contact Inputs): Connect the P_WD and S_WD inputs to the the Bypass Mode output on IDA8 processor. When IDA8 enters the bypass mode, the Bypass Mode output will inform the RU units, and the RU unit will determine whether to activate the primary IDA8 or the secondary IDA8 processor by the monitored P_WD and S_WD contact inputs.
Page 154: Front Panel
S_PDC N Connect to one of secondary audio processor's PDC connectors. IDA8 Telephone Connector: There are two connectors for IDA8 telephone line: Primary Audio Processor Telephone: Connect to telephone line connector of primary audio processor. Secondary Audio Processor Telephone: Connect to telephone line connector of secondary...
Page 155 P_ACT (Primary Watching Dog Contact Inputs): Connect the P_WD and S_WD inputs to the the Bypass Mode output on IDA8 processor. When IDA8 enters the bypass mode, the Bypass Mode output will inform the RU units, and the RU unit will determine whether to activate the primary IDA8 or the secondary IDA8 processor by the monitored P_WD and S_WD contact inputs.
Page 156 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual the primary and secondary IDA8 processors and decide which one can be active, and also passes the decision to next RU units through EXP_OUT terminal. See the table as below. For example, when RU detects P_WD and S_WD contact are closed, it switches to the primary.
Page 157: Full Redundancy
3.2.1.4 Full Redundancy 3.2.1.4.1 Ateis Net - RJ45 Type For RJ45 type wiring (CAT/6 cable), please see the picture as below. If one of the system devices occurs from the situations as below, the RU devices will be switched to operate.
Page 158: Ateis Net - Fiber Optic Type
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.1.4.2 Ateis Net - Fiber Optic Type For fiber-optic type wiring, please see the picture as below. Please replace the "Bypass Output Wiring" with the "Contac t Outp ut Wiring " when using fiber-optic. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 159: Partial Redundancy
RU through EXP_OUT port. 3.2.1.6.1 Ateis Net Each IDA8C and IDA8S connect to its own Local Ateis-Net. If one of the system does not function, the another one will replace. Full Redundancy (RJ45 type & fiber-optic type) Partial Redundancy ©...
Page 160: Dc Power Supply
The only power supply for RU is from IDA8s. In case the 24VDC output connector and wiring are not connected correctly, the IDA8 can detect it and show the information on the IDA8C LCD panel. If there is no power supply in the system, it means both the IDA8Cs are out of order, please contact your Ateis dealer.
Page 161: Pdc
Product Features o RU-CTL: Output Contacts 1~8. Please note the Ateis-Net RJ45 type wiring does not require to connect to the Contact Output. 3.2.1.6.4 PDC Full & Partial Redundancy From IDA8 to RU-MAIN: o IDA8: PDC1~4. o RU-MAIN: P_PDC1, S_PDC1.
Page 162: Switch Mode
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual o IDA8C: AMP Inputs Zone1~8. o RU-MAIN: AMP Inputs For Zone1~8 (P_ZONE, S_ZONE). Normal AMP input from RU-MAIN to SPA: o RU-MAIN: AMP Inputs For Zone1~8. o SPA: Balanced Input. Backup AMP input from IDA8C to RU-MAIN: o IDA8C: Backup AMP1 (AMP I).
Page 163: Normal/Backup Amplifier Output
Product Features o SPA: Balanced Input. 3.2.1.6.6 Normal/Backup Amplifier Output 3.2.1.6.6.1 Matrix Mode Full & Partial Redundancy Normal AMP Output from IDA8C to RU-MAIN: o IDA8C: Zone1~8 AMP O. o RU-MAIN: Zone1~8 (P_AMPO, S_AMP O). Normal AMP Output from RU-MAIN to SPA: o RU-MAIN: Zone1~8 (AMP O) o SPA: Audio Output.
Page 164: Switch Mode
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.1.6.6.2 Switch Mode Full & Partial Redundancy Normal AMP Output from IDA8C-SW to RU-MAIN: o IDA8C-SW: AMP Output EVAC, Backup, Voice, Music. o RU-MAIN: Zone1~8 (P_AMPO, S_AMP O). Normal AMP Output from RU-MAIN to SPA: o RU-MAIN: AMP Outputs For Zone1~4.
Page 165: Speaker Zone
3.2.1.6.7 Speaker Zone Full & Partial Redundancy From IDA8 to RU-MAIN: o IDA8: Zone1~8, Lina a, Line b. o RU-MAIN: Zone1~8, (P_LINE A, P_LINE B, S_LINE A, S_LINE B) From RU-MAIN to Speaker: o RU-MAIN: Zone1~8, (LINE A, LINE B)
Page 166: Configurable Audio I/O
3.2.1.6.8 Configurable Audio I/O Full & Partial Redundancy Black = Outputs, Green = Inputs. From IDA8 to RU-PDC: o IDA8: Configurable Audio I/O CH1~4. o RU-PDC: Configurable Audio I/O (P_CH_1~4, S_CH_1~4) From RU-PDC to Speaker: o RU-PDC: Configurable Audio I/O (CH_1~4) 3.2.1.6.9 Telephone Lines...
Page 167: Bypass Mode Input/Output
Product Features 3.2.1.6.10 Bypass Mode Input/Output Full Redundancy (Ateis-Net RJ45 type only) Set a switch on IDA8's By-pass Mode input if needed. From IDA8 to RU-MAIN: o IDA8: By-pass Mode outputs. o RU-MAIN: P_WD, S_WD (Watchdog). Partial Redundancy or Full Redundancy (Ateis Net fiber-optic type): The "Bypass Mode Input"...
Page 168: Evac Inputs
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.1.6.12 EVAC Inputs Full & Partial Redundancy From IDA8 to RU-CTL: o IDA8: EVAC Inputs CH1~9. o RU-CTL: EVAC Inputs P_1~9, S_1~9. From RU-CTL to switch: o RU-CTL: EVAC Inputs 1~9. 3.2.1.6.13 External Indication Full & Partial Redundancy (usually on the CH8 of EVAC inputs) From IDA8 to RU-MAIN: o IDA8: EVAC inputs CH8.
Page 169: Expansion Out
RU-MAIN: P_WD, S_WD. 3.2.1.7 Ateis Studio Configurations To configure the redundancy setting on Ateis Studio, the primary and secondary IDA8 devices must have the same hardware configurations (eg. zone board A/B/C/D and telephone card). © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 170: Full Redundancy
2. Evac Input Channel: Choose which evac input channel on the rear panel of IDA8C to connect to the RU unit, and use it as a status indication to inform the IDA8 that the system is currently switch to the primary or secondary unit. The [Primary Active] or [Secondary Active] LED will light up on RU unit for status indication.
Page 171 Product Features 5. Device list: When a IDA8 system is selected in [Redundancy] setting, the Device List will lay out all the IDA8 units under the selected IDA8 system. 6. Refresh: Click the button to refresh the Device List. 7. Apply: Click the button to apply the current redundancy setting.
Page 172: Partial Redundancy
2. Evac Input Channel: Choose which evac input channel on the rear panel of IDA8C to connect to the RU unit, and use it as a status indication to inform the IDA8 that the system is currently switch to the primary or secondary unit. The [Primary Active] or [Secondary Active] LED will light up on RU unit for status indication.
Page 173 When this contact output channel is used on IDA8C, its function for other use will be disable. 4. Device list: Ateis Studio software will automatically list all the connected IDA8C units on Device List, then users require to choose a unit for partial redundancy.
Page 174: Standby Mode
Please note the following behavior of standby mode: 1. If a fault is detected, the [System Fault] and [G.Fault] LEDs on IDA8 front panel will not light up. But this fault will be recorded in the Fault List of Ateis Studio.
Page 175: Dialpad
Product Features 3.2.2 DialPad DialPad is a touch dial, tabletop controller that connects to IDA8 or ECS processor. Users shall perform local and SIP call by connecting to either external telephone set with phone line or DialPad with Ethernet connector.
Page 176: Rear Panel
ON/OFF: Push the button to make or cancel a telephone call after entering the dial numbers. PHONE BOOK: A database listing the names and telephone numbers of imported people from the Ateis Studio software. BACK/UP/DOWN: BACK: Push the button to delete last number showing on the displaying panel.
Page 177: Configuration
A battery switch that can be turned to different positions [ ON /OFF ]. This device is capable or incapable to operate when switching ON / OFF. PDC(Peripherals Device Controller) Connectors: This connector links up with RJ-45 connector for IDA8 system or RS485 protocol for ECS Audio Processor on an ethernet network. 3.2.2.3 Configuration The DialPad configuration must be done by using Ateis Studio software.
Page 178: Wireless Transceiver
3.2.3 Wireless Transceiver The Wireless Transceiver is a remote which connects to IDA8 or ECS audio processor and provides the wireless network for DialPad. By connecting to either two kinds of ports (RS485,RS232), the Wireless Transceiver makes it easy to set up and operate with Audio central unit and DialPad device. Its capabilities enhance the freedom to limit the distance with you from room to room without moving the base unit.
Page 179: Rear Panel
PoE Ethernet. With the 0 dB modulation through the Audio Processor, the DNM-485/DNM-ENET component provides the Automatic Gain Control(AGC) feature and automatically adjusts the output level of loudspeaker under any situation. The DNM can be controlled by the following processor: IDA8, ECS and LAP G2T.
Page 180: Wire Connection
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.4.1 Wire Connection 24V/G/A/B: Before the DNM is connected with a PDC port, please connect the DNM using the 8 pin CAT5 FTP cable to the Junction Box. Connect with this 4 pair of pins to the corresponds 4 pairs of pin (24 / G / A / B) on DNM.
Page 181: Dnm-Enet
DNM units. One DNM can only support one zone(like IDA8 Zone Channel). Generally, place the DNM in front of a loudspeaker about 1~2 meters. The distance between DNM and speaker also relies on the power of the amplifier and loudspeaker.
Page 182 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4. The DNM will adjust the level automatically allowing people to hear the broadcast clearly even the distance of each speaker is placed remotely. To avoid the problem that if the DNM is installed around quiet side, the volume of broadcast is too small for the loud side., users can separate the area to several zones and one DNM for one separated zone, and all of the DNM are same input source (eg.
Page 183 "Configuration" section. One DNM can only support one Zone(like IDA8 Zone Channel). Generally, place the DNM in front of a loudspeaker about 1~2 meters. The distance between DNM and Loudspeaker also relies on the power of the amplifier and loudspeaker.
Page 184: Configuration
Configuration 3.2.4.3.1 DNM-ENET 1. Plug the DNM using CAT5 cable via PoE Ethernet. (Here's the example using IDA8, the configuration is the same for other Ateis Audio Processor). 2. When the DNM units are connected, users need to activate the deploy action from the Device Management window first, and also if the status of [None Deployed] displayed on the Mapping gird, it also indicates the DNM unit needs to deploy as well.
Page 185 Product Features click [Apply] button, then it will display a window of [Calibration]. After finished the setting, please close the setting window. Click [Average] button to equally balance the total percentage. 7. Double click the IDA8C/S to open the DSP component editing window, then drag and drop to create "DNM-Eth"...
Page 186 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 11.After the calibration is successful, the green LED will light up, and the DNM will start to work. 12.If the White Noise Level goes up to 0dB and the 'Under LED' is lighted up, the calibration has failed at...
Page 187 15.To save the parameter, click the [Save parameter] in Ateis Studio. 3.2.4.3.2 DNM-485 1. Plug the DNM to the RS485(PDC) port of IDA8C/S (Here's the example using IDA8, the configuration is the same for other Ateis Audio Processor). 2. Go to [Remote Search] on [Device Management] window.
Page 188 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3. In device editing window, create a DNM and wires it to IDA8C/S's RS485 port. 4. Double click the IDA8C/S to open the DSP component editing window, then drag and drop to create "DNM" component. In this case, it simply input audio from "Input" component and output to "Output"...
Page 189 Product Features 8. After the calibration is successful, the green LED will light up, and the DNM will start to work. 9. If the White Noise Level goes up to 0dB and the 'Under LED' is lighted up, the calibration has failed at this time, and the DNM can't receive the calibration noise coming from loudspeaker, please check: Is the sound of loudspeaker is too small? Is the distance too far between DNM and loudspeaker?
Page 190: Operation Notice
Is the DNM damaged? 11. After calibration finished, DNM starts to work, It increases the level of audio if there is some noise detected by DNM. 12. To save the parameter, click the [Save parameter] in Ateis Studio. 3.2.4.4 Operation Notice Once the calibration is successful, please do not adjust the level of component that is connected to the rear of DNM component (eg: Monitor Out C's level or amplifier gain, etc.), the level which can be...
Page 191 Product Features 2. In the configuration file, draw the DNM component out, and connect to RS485 port (same with real wiring). If the system has three DNM, then draw multiple DNM device components.(the example below is multiple DNM in PDC1). 3.
Page 192 DNM component with DSP DNM component. 6. Check the ID and Serial Number of your multiple DNM devices on [Remote Plugin-In] or [Property] windows to see whether the DNM devices connect to the system can be matched with the Ateis Studio software.
Page 193: Ppm-As
3.2.5 PPM-AS PPM is a unidirectional addressable condenser paging microphone compatible for IDA8 and DIVA8 systems. In accordance with BS5839, PPM is monitored by using RS485 protocol over a single CAT-5 cable connection to transport both audio and power from the paging console to the system units. The PPM has 8 zone buttons with a sleek gooseneck microphone, providing both durability and aesthetics in a slim, stable chassis.
Page 194: Control Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual distance of 300m on a single CAT-5 cable (FTP/STP) and makes each station easy to connect by using standard RJ45 connectors and the junction connection box (supplied with PPM). If Power over Ethernet is not available, or the CAT-5 cable is over 50m long, the console can be powered locally with 24V DC supply.
Page 195 EVAC LED: Status Frequency Activity Permanent System is under evacuation paging. PPM-AS does not do a "Plug-in" in Ateis Studio before using. Blinking ° ° "Remote Plug-in" makes audio processor to recognize the peripheral devices. Power LED: Light up when the PPM-AS is powered on.
Page 196: Rear Panel
RJ45 connector (PPM-AS): The RJ45 connector for connecting to the PDC port on IDA8/ECS processor. When connected the PPM-AS to the junction box, please note the master PPM should use the 10-pin CAT5 cable, and Slave PPM should use with 8-pin CAT5 cable. See more on Junction Box ©...
Page 197: Configuration
Product Features chapter. 3.2.5.3 Configuration The example here is the IDA8 system, the configuration is the same for ESC, LAPG2T and other Ateis Audio Processor. Create PPM-AS Object 1. Open or create a Ateis studio configuration file. 2. Drag IDA8C object to the design window to create an audio processor object.
Page 198: Settings
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Name: The name of PPM-AS object. RS485 Target: Indicate the connector on audio processor that PPM-AS connected in the design window. Talk Mode: Specify the behavior of key pressing for paging. There are two modes: Push: Push and hold the key for paging request, release the key to end paging.
Page 199: Key Settings
Product Features Name. Talk Mode: The behavior of key pressing (Push/Lock) when paging. Key Count: How many number of keys in PPM-AS. Key Event: Bind a paging event with PPM-AS for zone selection. See Network Paging component. Paging Key Release Time (sec): Set the release time for paging key. For example, when the release time is set for two seconds, the paging key will be automatic disable afterwards.
Page 200: Recording
With recording function, you can get live and recorded audio from anywhere via Ateis network wherever they are on site or at a far distance and be capable to give you an quick access for monitoring over distributed networks.
Page 201 Product Features Step 1: Click [Integration]. Step 2: Click [Add] to add a new event. Step 3: Click [...] to open the window of [Select Zone]. Step 4: Click [Add] to add code for each distributed zone. Step 5: Click [...] to open the window of zone assignment. Click PPM-AS icon to open the setting window, then click [Event].
Page 202 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Step 1: Open the window of [Event Manager]. Step 2: Click [Add] to create 2 types of new event. Step 3: Add 2 types of event: [Remote Wave File Select] [Remote Wave File Paging]. Step 1: Go back to the window of [PPM-AS Key Setting].
Page 203: Ppm Spas
Product Features 3.2.5.3.4 PPM SPAS The configuration of PPM SPAS is almost similar to PPM-AS, please refer to PPM Configuration chapter. Static Paging: Enable the function of message paging automatically. Once the zones with higher priority and have been occupied, PPM SPAS device shall broadcast the recorded audio message automatically.
Page 204: Connection With Junction Box
PPM-AS. 3.2.5.4 Connection with Junction Box The wiring examples of connecting the PPM via Junction Box on IDA8, ECS, LAPGT2 processor can be the points as below, Connect with one PPM device. Cascade with multiple PPM devices(max. units:10).
Page 205: Control Panel
The PSS-AS is powered with a distance of 300M via CAT5 cable, and can be extended to 600M by connected to the Junction Box. The ATEIS range of security systems complies with current architectural demands requiring IP and/or fiber-optic networking to cater for any possible PA/VA design as stated in EN54-16, ISO 7240-16 and BS5839/8, with specific attributes for compliance in large installations.
Page 206: Rear/Side Panel
3.2.6.3 Configuration Create PSS-AS Object 1. Open or create a Ateis studio configuration file. 2. Drag the audio processor to the design window to create the audio processor object. 3. Drag PSS-AS to the design window to create PPM-AS object.
Page 207 Paging" to learn editing paging settings. Event Manegement There are various types of events for controlling Ateis devices. By following the chapter "Event Management". to set up and adjust the elements which links with a controller. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 208: Keys & Paging
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual PSS-AS Settings Double click PSS-AS object to open settings window, there are 14 pages on the right of window, each or page is corresponds to a page on PSS-AS. There are five tabs on the top of window containing various settings of each.
Page 209: Trigger/Control
IDA8 proceesor. Please note this event requires to work with [Remote Wave File Select] event button. o Remote Wave File Delete: Delete the message file which is store in the IDA8 processor. Please note this event requires to work with [Remote Wave File Select] event button.
Page 210: Settings
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Index: The index number for the message file. Processor Message: The index of message which belongs to the internal memory of the audio processor. This message function needs to worked with Message Player component and Network Paging component.
Page 211 Product Features o Postposition: Enable or disable to play the chime message for post-announcement. o [...] Chime List: Open a setting window to build up list of message for selection. Note: The name of chime can not be more than 16 characters (including the characters of file format such as .wav or .g722).
Page 212: Parameter
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Warning Tone Level (dB): Adjust the level of warning tone on PSS-AS. 3.2.6.3.5 Parameter Allow to modify the parameters of PSS-AS. 1. Inside Microphone: Gain (db): The audio volume of the gooseneck microphone. Noise Gate Threshold (db): The level range of audio volume, this indicates to trigger it once the setting is beyond the range.
Page 213: Multi Language
With recording function, you can get live and recorded audio from anywhere via Ateis network wherever they are on site or at a far distance and be capable to give you an quick access for monitoring over distributed networks.
Page 214: Lcd Menu
3.2.6.4 LCD Menu All the buttons on LCD panel will be configured via ATEIS Studio, and used for displaying and operation. The PSS-AS supports multi-language, allowing to set the language shown on each button. The default language is English.
Page 215: Select Input/Output Source
To paging, audio routing, message playing to the selected zones, see the steps as below. Chime Paging: 1) First, configure the chime files on Ateis Studio > PSS-AS Configuration > Setting > Talk Announcement. 2) Select the zone buttons you wish to paging via PSS-AS.
Page 216: Routing & Message
1) Select the zone buttons you wish to be routing on [Menu] page. 2) Press [Routing] button on [Menu] page to enter [Routing] page. 3) Press the Zone Paging Source button which have configured on Ateis Studio. 4) Press the Routing button on the left top to start routing.
Page 217: Monitor
Auto: Press [Auto] button to automatically monitor the paging channels of IDA8. The channel which is triggered at the last time will be monitored on PSS-AS. Manual: Press Manual button to select an assigned channel of IDA8. Then select the channel button listed below.
Page 218: Config
[Config] page. 3.2.6.5 Connection with Junction Box The wiring examples of connecting to PSS-AS via Junction Box on IDA8, ECS, LAPGT2 processor can be the points as below, Connect with one PSS-AS with a distance of 300M.
Page 219: No Connection Via Ateis Studio/Ida8 & Ecs & Lapg2T Controller
3. Check whether the CAT5 cable comply with the existing RJ45 connector on IDA8 controller. The cable must be firmly connected. If the wiring between PSS-AS and IDA8 controller is correct, please continue moving to Step 2 [ Software & Firmware Setting].
Page 220 If the current version of your IDA8 controller on Ateis Studio software is Global version (2.X.X.XX), yet PSS-AS unit is Local version(1.X.X.XX), 1. First, download the update code to rollback the global version of your IDA8 controller to local version for connecting with your PSS-AS unit functionally.
Page 221: Step 3 (Software Setting)
[PSS-AS unit : Local version(1.X.X.XX) => Global version(2.X.X.XX)] o Last, download the update code to update the local version of your IDA8 controller to global version for connecting with your PSS-AS unit. [IDA8 controller : Local version(1.X.X.XX) => Global version(2.X.X.XX)] If users have the previous update code for local/global version matching with your software, simply open the files to update or rollback.
Page 222: Step 4 (Contact Service)
Key features: 5 x RJ45 connectors for: RS-485 MAIN-IN + AUDIO OUT: Connects to the PDC port of IDA8 or connects to the previous RS485-SIDE: Connects to a URC device with 8 pin CAT5 cable. MASTER PPM: Connects to a Master PPM using the supplied 10 pin CAT5 cable.
Page 223: Connection With Ppm/Urc/Dnm/Pss
Connect one PPM/CD8/CD16 device with a distance up to 300M: 1. Connect the [RS-485 MAIN-IN + AUDIO OUT] port of JB to the PDC port of IDA8. 2. Connect the Master PPM/CD8/CD16 using the ''MASTER PPM'' port. Connect one PPM/CD8/CD16 device to multiple junction box with longer distance:...
Page 224: Cascade With Multiple Devices
Cascade with multiple PPM/CD8/CD16/URC devices: 1. Only the connection between the first JB and the IDA8 processor can transmit the audio. You have to wire the [AUDIO OUTPUT] for the second JB unit and the later JB units, see the blue line in [Picture 1: IDA8].
Page 225 Product Features [Picture 1: IDA8] © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 226: Parallel With Multiple Devices
3.2.7.2.1.4 Connect with PSS-AS When users intend to operate the PSS-AS device on IDA8 audio processor with a remote length, please use the Junction Box for transmitting audio and external power supply. See the wiring example below to...
Page 227 Connection with a distance of 300M: 1. Connect to the PDC port of IDA8 on [RS-485 MAIN-IN + AUDIO OUT], see the blue line in [Picture 1: PSS]. 2. Connect to the PSS-AS device on [SLAVE PPM] port], see the gray line in [Picture 1: PSS].
Page 228: Topology Of Master & Slave Switch
Line in + (PPM speak.) Pin8 Line in – (PPM speak.) Pin9 Ground Pin10 Slave RS-485 B 3.2.8 URC-150/URC-150AS The URC-150/URC-150AS is a state of the art universal remote controller, which is applicable to the IDA8, © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 229: Control Panel
Product Features ECS, LAPG2T and UAPG2 system. It can be fully programmed via ATEÏS Studio software to adjust the settings such as level control, preset, components' adjustment etc.. It's equipped with an elegant OLED for displaying information of status or parameters. It provides simple design and cost-effective consideration with only two buttons [EXIT] and [BACK], and a rotary knob on control interface.
Page 230: Configuration
3.2.8.3 Configuration Create URC-150AS Object 1. Open or create a Ateis studio configuration file. 2. Drag the audio processor to the design window to create audio processor object. 3. Drag URC-150AS to the design window to create URC-150AS object. 4. Wiring to connect green pins between URC-150AS object and audio processor.
Page 231 Product Features Serial Number: A serial number of the URC-150AS. Name: Name of the URC-150AS. Memory: Indicate the memory usage of the URC-150AS for current settings. URC-150AS Settings-About Tab About Tab is the last item of the first layered menu in URC-150AS. Click the item to enter second layer of About function that is a list of texts that set in design time.
Page 232 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Label: Display text for the item. Control Type: Specify which type of global parameter is going to control. Available types list below: o Preset Selector: To change master/sub presets. Assign Right: To specify the item is belong to first layer or protected layer.
Page 233: Urc-200/Urc-200 As
Click "Name " field of device list to select correspond device object. 3.2.9 URC-200/URC-200 AS The URC-200/URC-200 AS is an programmable remote controller (TCP/IP) for the IDA8 system, LAPG2T © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 234: Control Panel
ECS DSP audio matrix System. It allows users to customize the menu items for the control parameters, master/sub presets of Ateis audio processors. The URC220 contains a color 2" TFT panel, and with the well designed user interface it gives the user the best experience of using this control console. Two buttons and one encoders make menu controlling very simple and easy.
Page 235 Product Features 1. Operate the Remote G2 software. On the left, there is a grid lists all the devices which can be found by it, then select the node "CR200", and click [IP settings] in [Remote Device] page. 2. After a pop-up window [IpStringsSettingsFm] appears which lists all the URC220 that ready to save or load the configuration.
Page 236 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 6. Click buttons on the field [Link] to open the command list window. Press button [Add] to create a command string. 7. For example, I create two items: "increase" and "decrease" for controlling the audio level.
Page 237: Import/Export Configuration
Product Features default value and it is suitable for most cases. Success: Set this field could show "Success" when the target device informs URC220 the command string is transferred successfully. This setting is optional, if you need it, please fill the value "06 0D".
Page 238: Maintenance
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual After power up, you'll the a message on the top of LCD screen: "No Preset". It means the URC-200 now is forbidden to run the configuration. And then you can save another configuration for the device to make it working.
Page 239: Protected Mode
Product Features 5. Click [Open], use the dialog window to choose the desired firmware program for updating. 6. Select the desired URC-200 for updating by clicking [Selected] checkbox. Press [Update] to start updating procedure, which uploads the firmware program to the device's flash memory. There are progress bars for each URC-200 displaying the progress of the procedure.
Page 240: Ppm-It5
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 2. The operating temperature is 0°C ~ 40°C. 3. Keep it clean, especially air filters and ventilation paths (If the device has a fan). 4. Avoid vibrations and shocks. 3.2.10 PPM-IT5 The PPM-IT5 IP paging console allows call-paging and messages broadcasting. Its back-lit touch screen is designed for user-friendly operating.
Page 241: Control Panel
Product Features 2 mini-jack plugs for optional headsets. 3.2.10.1 Control Panel Microphone: A 280mm flex microphone. Power LED: This LED lights up when the PPM-IT5 is powered on. Fault LED: To display fault status of system, this LED will light up permanently if a fault state in the VACIE system has been engaged.
Page 242: Side Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual IDA8. 3.2.10.2 Side Panel Microphone and Loudspeaker: Use the internal speaker and microphone of PPM-IT5. Phone Jack: 3.5mm headphone jack: To connect to a external headphone output. 3.5mm mic port (close to RJ9 connector): To connect to an external microphone input.
Page 243: Main
Product Features Content area. Operation: SIP Call. Paging. Monitoring. Play message. Back to root menu (works with Macro buttons). Select all. Deselect all. Page Up/Page Down. 3.2.10.3.1 Main Button Types: When press the button displayed PPM-IT5, its color will be changed to a lighter color. Device Button (Blue): Display the device name on the button.
Page 244 In case of changing a device button names, you can use Ateis Studio software to change the name of LAP, ECS and IDA8 and edit the names of Terracom device's on web interface. Command Button (Orange): Press to perform the Command (string) function which has defined on the web interface.
Page 245: Dial
Product Features 2. Click [Hang up] button to end this SIP call. Paging to multi-users (multi-zones): 1. Select multiple zone buttons which user wishes to paging to. 2. Then press Paging call button. Paging Message to Multiple Devices: 1. Select multiple zone buttons (devices). 2.
Page 246: Message
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.10.3.3 Message Play Audio Messages: 1. Select the audio file on Message page. 2. Select the devices, and press button. 3. The audio files are stored in the device's flash. You can check the free disk space on the web interface.
Page 247: Setup 1
Product Features Save/Cancel/Done buttons 3.2.10.4.2 Setup 1 Under the "Setup 1" and "Setup 2" tabs, you can set how PPM-IT5 connects to the network and performs functions such as Stream Out, Logic Control, 3rd party control, etc. 3.2.10.4.2.1 Basic Setting Network: DHCP: Enable/disable...
Page 248 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Terracom device will unicast its online status to the Server, and the Server will spread it to other devices, therefore, each device can be added into Address Book. 3rd Party Controls: There are two interfaces provided for 3rd...
Page 249 AGC: The max. dBu of AGC supported by mic audio during the intercom and paging. Audio Codec: There are two Codec for SIP, G.711/G.722/G.726/G.727/G.729/PCM16K Global Priority: IDA8, UAP G2, LAP G2T and ECS use central priority control mechanism. The device priority is required while cooperating with these devices.
Page 250 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual SIP Auto Answer: The SIP call will be automatically picked up for monitoring use. Half-duplex: Enable/Disable the function of half-duplex. Pre-Chime/Post-Chime: The chime setting for paging. SIP Active/Inactive: Active/Inactive the triggered incidents during the SIP call. The incidents can be Command(String), Logic Out and Multi Function.
Page 251 Agent Service: Enable/Disable the dial function. The PPM-IT5 will become the dial for other device with telephone card such as ECS. You need to add a VoIP component for ECS by Ateis Studio and type your IT5's IP at the Dial Agent field as shown in the picture below:...
Page 252: Network/Serial/System Time/Family Status/Serial Link/Third Party Controls/Codec Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Network DHCP: Enable/disable the DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol). IP Address: Click to change its IP to fit your network (The default IP address of Terracom device is 192.168.102.10). Subnet Mask: Depend on the LAN where the Terracom devices located.
Page 253 Product Features SERIAL LINK Bypass Serial to Network Service: Enable/disable the bypass of 3rd party device from the serial link of Terracom device (RS232/RS485) to the Ethernet network. Network to Serial Service: Enable/disable the bypass of 3rd party device from Ethernet network to the serial link of Terracom device (RS232/RS485).
Page 254: Sip
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Transfer Protocol: Select either TCP or UDP for the communication protocol between the Terracom devices and SIP Server. Note: The transfer protocol of the Terracom devices and SIP Server should be the same. Firewall Traversal Mode: Use [TERRA Net] to relay the audio packet through TCP/UDP or use [SIP Server].
Page 255 Global Priority: The paging priority with IDA8, UAP G2, LAP G2T and ECS processors. For example, when multiple Terracom devices or TerraManager is paging to IDA8, the Global Priority will be used to define which Terracom devices can use the VoIP component in IDA8.
Page 256: Paging Setting/Audio Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Paging Setting You can only enable one setting at a time. TERRA Server Agent: Paging through Internet Paging Server, please note the "Family Status >Status Notify Service" needs to be enabled. o TEERA Server IP: Enter the IP address of your TerraServer.
Page 257: Device List
Product Features 3.2.10.4.2.2 Device List List the Terracom devices located in the same LAN or the devices that users add in manually. The different color on status of device will be indicated as below. Black: The devices that users manually add in. Grey: The devices are located in the same LAN, but they haven't been added into the Device List.
Page 258: Call Program
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Set the call schedule and the PPM-IT5 will call different devices with the assigned time. Name: The display name of this [Call Program] list. Train Scheduler & Time: Select the devices and set the time which the TERRA-DS wishes to call.
Page 259: Logic Out
ASCII code to Ateis processors (IDA8, UAP G2, ECS, LAP G2T), the Ateis processors use Hex code, then users need to change the string in Hex code to ASCII code. The Hex code is %XXh, the XX indicates the character of Hex code.
Page 260: 3Rd Party Controls
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Remote Target: Select the device you wish to perform this [Logic Out] action. Channel: The channel is depending on the number of logic output channel of your Terracom device has. For example, the TERRA-IO has 8 relay outputs (channels).
Page 261 Function Connection Settings Multi Function Netstream Select Music Play/Music Stop Logic Read Speed (baud) Ateis 3rd Party Data bits RS232 Protocol Stop bits Parity Target: Choose the Terracom device (target) which allows 3rd party device to paging/SIP/trigger logic/monitor/control. Enable Status: Set Enable/Disable to activate/deactivate the [3rd Party Controls] action.
Page 262: Call
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual The 3rd party device sends a command to call a device or a device group. Source: Use the calling source (MIC IN or LINE IN). Mode: Choose the calling mode (Intercom, Paging, EVAC Announce and Vote Announce).
Page 263: Hang Up
Product Features o 400 (ASCII Code) indicates NG (not received). The 3rd party device sends a command to hang up a call (intercom/paging/EVAC Announce/Vote Announce) or a message. Command-Hangup: From the example picture above, if you wish to trigger the Hangup action via 3rd party device, please send a command data as TERRA DS on 3rd party UDP/TCP software.
Page 264: Command (String)
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual The 3rd party device sends a command to control other devices Command-Command (String): From the example picture above, if you wish to trigger a Command (String) action via 3rd party device, please send a command data as TERRA DS on 3rd party UDP/TCP software. TERRACOM will answer back in ASCII code as below.
Page 265: On/Off Switch Control/Read
Product Features o Decrease level: Send a command data as TERRA DS: Decrease 5 on 3rd party UDP/TCP software. Level Read: The 3rd party device sends a command to read back the level of source. Command-Level Read: Level Read: From the example picture above, if you wish to read the level of TERRA DS, please send a command data as TERRA DS on 3rd party UDP/TCP software, it will read and show the level dB which displays on Audio Matrix page.
Page 266: Multi Function
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual code as below. o Read y o Pag ing o Online o Offline The 3rd party device sends a command to trigger a [Multi Function] action. Command-Multi Function: From the example picture above, if you wish to trigger a Multi Function action, please send a command data as TERRA DS on 3rd party UDP/TCP software.
Page 267: Logic Read
Product Features Music Stop: The 3rd party device sends a command to stop the music. Command-Music Play/Music Stop: From the example picture above, if you wish to trigger the Music Play/Stop action via 3rd party device, please send a command data as TERRA DS on 3rd party UDP/TCP software. TERRACOM will answer back in ASCII code as below.
Page 268: Macro (Ppm-It5)
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Mode: Choose the calling mode (intercom/paging/EVAC Announce/Vote Announce). o EVAC/Vote Announce: This two call modes are only applicable when using PPM-IT5 to paging to TERRA-RD. The paging priority: EVAC Announce > Vote Announce > Paging. Security: If the [Security] option is enable, the caller cannot hang up the call during paging unless the call receiver cancels the call itself.
Page 269: Locked Button (Ppm-It5)
Product Features Name: The customized name of each button appears on IT5's touch screen. Window: Select which window will display (Main Page/Macros) when user press this Goto button on IT5's screen. Page: Select which page intending to switch to. The Locked Button allows to use the PPM-IT5 to send the command string to trigger the logic action and monitor the status of 3rd party device via LAN/WAN.
Page 270: External Variable (Ppm-It5)
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual o +True: If received the Status (+True) command from 3rd party device in 200ms, the color of Locked Button on PPM-IT5 will light up; if not, the color of Locked Button will remain in dark. The External Variable function allows the PPM-IT5 to send the command (string) to read the status of 3rd party device.
Page 271 Product Features Audio routing with RAC-5/8. Volume control depends on audio source. Announcement has different volume with music. Send network stream. Play network stream. Inp ut: The audio input sources. SIP: SIP calls. MIC IN/LINE IN: Play Mic In/Line In message MESSAGE: Play message.
Page 272 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual I/O Control page Back to the Audio Matrix page, the IN1 is RAC-5 sources selectors and IN2 is RAC's knob for volume control. Once the inputs are assigned to RAC, their priority are controlled by RAC as well. You can easily switch them and adjust the source.
Page 273: Icecast
Stream Multicast: Receive the network streaming using Stream Multicast. Set the IGMP IP and its port. The IDA8 or TerraManager will use the Multicast type. Net 1/ Net 2: Assign the channel of the RAC-5/8 and the audio control inputs for network streaming.
Page 274 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual EdCast: EdCast supports 48k sample rate and it's exactly what we need for Terracom. Here we use EdCast DSP for Winamp. If you have to stream MP3, check the checkbox of LAME encoder dll (for MP3 recording).
Page 275 Product Features Setting the Winamp Media Player and EdCast plug-in: Assign the DSP plug-in of Winamp media player and set the parameters of EdCast. Right click on the Winamp panel and choose "Options > Preferences" The Winamp Preference window opens, choose the item "edcast DSP v3 [dsp_edcast.dll]" in the "DSP/Effect"...
Page 276 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual below: Click [Add Encoder] button and set the encoder, only the Basic Setting matters the stream. Samplerate: The samplerate must be 48k or the Terracom would not play the files. Encoder type: Choose MP3. Here we use the Lame MP3 encoder found on a website. Note: Copy the file into the Winamp program directory.
Page 277 Product Features Icecast Web Interface: You can now direct your browser to http://192.168.xxx.xxx:9866/ (replace 192.168.xxx.xxx with your own IP address when it's localhost) and browse through the web interface: The Current Song showing the dynamic changes with your Winamp player. Receiving stream from Icecast Server: Go to Terracom's "Auido Matrix"...
Page 278: Machine Windows (Ppm-It5)
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.10.4.2.5 Machine Windows (PPM-IT5) Allow to set the settings on the touch panel of PPM-IT5. Name Setting MAIN: The name shown on the Main page. MESSAGE: The name shown on the Message page. DIAL: The name shown on the Dial page.
Page 279 Product Features Windows & Page Windows: The current operation panel, including Main Page and Macro List. Page-Main & Marco Page: Support up to 14 pages of button setting on Main Page, and 2 pages on Marco Page. Key-Main & Marco Page: Support up to 168 individual keys setting on Main Page, and 24 keys on Marco Page.
Page 280: Media Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.10.4.2.6 Media Setting The management of the audio, files, messages list, recording setting and play list. File Directory: The file path where you like to store the files. Please select a file to store: Select the file you want to store and it will be stored at the File Directory you set above.
Page 281: Recording Setting
Product Features 2. Ab out: o Size: 348*232 o Format: gif o Name: about.gif 3. Banner: o Size: 629*47 o Format: jpg o Name: banner.jpg File Directory: The file path where you like to store the recording files. Please note the storage space is 2MB.
Page 282: Play List Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Play Mode: Select the play mode of your messages. o Normal: Play all the selected audio files on [Play List Setting] once. o Repeat all: Play the selected audio files on [Play List Setting] repeatedly in order.
Page 283: Disk Space
Manage the accounts such as add/delete a user's ID and change the password. There are five kinds of default account: 1. admin / admin 2. ateis / ateis 3. user1 / user1 © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 284: Scheduler
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4. user2 / user2 5. user3 / user3 Management-Selection Function: If you want to change an existing account, the old password is required. o User's ID: Enter your ID. o Old/New Password: Enter your old/new password.
Page 285: Internal Scheduler List
Product Features o Daily/Monthly/Yearly: Trigger this Scheduler event every day/every month/every year. o Weekly: Trigger this Scheduler event weekly, you can choose the weekdays. If you want to repeat two or more days monthly or yearly, please set another scheduler. Repeat On: Tick the checkbox to select the repeating date.
Page 286: Status
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual GUI (PPM-IT5) Font Setting: Set the font style on PPM-IT5. The PPM-IT5 supports multi-languages. Please note the font you have stored into your PPM-IT5 requires to support multi-languages as well. UI File: Click [Browse] button to select the custom UI background settings on PPM-IT5.
Page 287 Product Features Device Information: Display the status of device. SIP: Display the SIP information. The SIP settings can be changed from "Setup1 > Basic Setting > SIP". Audio: Display the status of audio. Fault: Nand Flash Error: The FLASH problem of sending/ receiving in hardware device.
Page 288: Log File
Click [Logout] button, there will be a pop-up window for logout confirmation. 3.2.11 URGP32I The URGP 32I is an extension unit for the IDA8-System, LAPG2T and ECS. The URGP32I provides those systems with 32 additional alarm inputs. Each input is monitored and can be programmed to trigger a digital audio message into a specific zone or group of zones.
Page 289: Front Panel
Product Features 3.2.11.1 Front Panel Evacuation LED: Light up in red when the Evacuation input is active or blinks while boot. The following table lists the states of the Evac LED: Status Frequency Activity Continuous One of the Evacuation inputs is active. Blinks 5 times after powered on.
Page 290: Configuration
Do not input the external power voltage to this connector, it might damage the device. 3.2.11.3 Configuration The configuration of URGP 32I can be done by using the URGP 32I component on Ateis Studio. For more information, please see the [URGP 32I Component] chapter.
Page 291: Urgp16I16O
Product Features 3.2.12 URGP16I16O The URGP 16I16O is an extension unit for the IDA8-System, LAPG2T and ECS. The URGP16I16O provides those systems with 32 additional alarm inputs and outputs. Each input is monitored and can be programmed to trigger a digital audio message into a specific zone or group of zones. The URGP is linked to the System units through a RS232 /RS485 monitored serial link.
Page 292: Rear Panel
When the input pin of URGP16I16O component is logic high, the channel on Evacuation Output will output 5VDC. Evacuation Inputs: 16 evacuation contact inputs for expanding the channels for IDA8 system. The following table and figure show the status of the inputs. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 293: Configuration
Do not input the external power voltage to this connector, it might damage the device. 3.2.12.3 Configuration The configuration of URGP 16I16O can be done by using Ateis Studio. The URGP 16I16O is the DSP component for the device. For more information, please see the [URGP 16I16O component] chapter.
Page 294: Cd-Touch
24 VDC supply. CD-TOUCH is available in two different versions with identical hardware and functionality but different firmware for compatibility with different systems. CD-TOUCH-AS: For IDA8 and ECS system controllers and slaves CD-TOUCH-G2: For DIVA8 system controllers 3.2.13.1 Control Panel Fireman Microphone Hook: An U-shape hook to place fireman microphone.
Page 295: Troubleshooting
VDC). An incorrect voltage could damage the equipment or cause an electric shock. Please note that different operating voltages require the use of different types of power cable and plugs. 3. Check whether the CAT5 cable comply with the existing RJ45 connector on IDA8 controller. The cable must be firmly connected.
Page 296: Step 2 (Software & Firmware Version)
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual If the wiring between CD-TOUCH and IDA8 controller is correct, please continue moving to Step 2 [Software & Firmware Setting]. If users cannot diagnose the connection problem, please move to Step 4 (Contact Service) in order to prevent from causing any hazard personal incident or other uncertainty happen.
Page 297: Step 3 (Software Setting)
Example (Software & Firmware): If the current version of your IDA8 controller on Ateis Studio is Global version (2.X.X.XX), yet CD- TOUCH is Local version(1.X.X.XX), 1. First, download the update code to rollback the global version of your IDA8 controller to local version for connecting with your CD-TOUCH functionally.
Page 298: Fault Led
2. Check whether the RS485 protocol on [Machine Setting] function has been selected to [PSS/ RWD AIO] option, and meets your installed port for PSS AS. (this setting is only for Ateis Global version software) 3. If the device still cannot work with the audio processor, it might result from the broken device or cables.
Page 299: Control Panel
There are two versions of the CD-8 paging console with identical hardware and functionality but different firmware for compatibility with different systems. CD-8-AS: For IDA8 system and ECS system controllers and slaves CD-8-G2 : For DIVA8 system controllers 3.2.14.1 Control Panel Fireman Microphone Hook: An U-shape hook to place fireman microphone.
Page 300: Cd16
Light up when system is under evacuation paging. Status Frequency Activity Permanent System is under evacuation paging. CD-8 does not do a "Plug-in" in Ateis Studio before using. Blinking ° ° Fault Indicator: To display fault status of system. Following table list the states of fault:...
Page 301: Control Panel
CD-16-AS: For IDA8 system and ECS system controllers and slaves. (The CD-16 is function and connect to per PDC port. In case connecting 4 CD16 units on the 4 set of PDC port at the same, external power supply may be required).
Page 302 Light up when the system is under evacuation paging. Status Frequency Activity Permanent System is under evacuation paging. CD-16 does not do a "Plug-in" in Ateis Studio before using. Blinking ° ° © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 303: Fireman Microphone
Contact, Open Contact, Absent). 3.2.16.1 Configuration The Fireman microphone needs to be configured by using the Fireman component in Ateis Studio. Most of time Fireman component is working with Network Paging component, in such settings, fireman microphone is able to paging. See more details from [Fireman component] chapter.
Page 304: Control Panel
PPM-AS series of microphone consoles. Each Ateis audio processor is capable to support up to 31 CDPM units per RS485 port in Master/Slave configuration. The control buttons represent a single zone or a group of zones. All buttons can be pre- programmed from ATEÏS Studio.
Page 305: Configuration
Product Features Status Frequency Activity Permanent System is under evacuation paging. CDPM does not do a "Plug-in" in Ateis Studio before using. Blinking ° ° Power Indicator: This LED light up when the CD8 is powered on. Monitoring Speaker: This embedded speaker to play chime when paging or monitor signal from audio processor, it needs to work with rs485 output component to get audio signal from other DSP components in audio processor.
Page 306: Dual Port
3.2.17.2.2 Dual Port The purpose of dual port is using the RS485(PDC port on IDA8) to fulfill the redundant loop in case of any failure with the cable connection. When detecting the failure of cable connection on one of the PDC port, the system will automatically switch to the redundant dual port.
Page 307: Control Panel
The control buttons represent a single zone or a group of zones. All buttons can be [re-programmed from Ateis Studio, The PTT button can be programmed for Push To Talk function or for latching functionality. The unit offers “Hold” and “Busy” LED signals in addition to the zone LED’s, and these features allow an easy identification of Selection/Busy signals for users.
Page 308: Configuration
Event Select Key(9~16): Please refer to Event Select Key(9~16). 3.2.18.2 Configuration The example here is the IDA8 system, the configuration is the same for ESC, LAPG2T and other Ateis Audio Processor. Create PCP Object 1. Open or create a Ateis studio configuration file.
Page 309 PPM-AS Manager PPM-AS Manager is an unit of the software to manage settings about paging console that connect to audio processors like IDA8 series. Click main menu [View > PPM-AS Manager] to open PPM-AS Manager: © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 310 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Name: The name of PCP object, click to rename. RS485 Target: Indicates the connector on audio processor that PCP connected in the design window. Talk Mode: Specify the behavior of key pressing for paging. There are two modes: o Push: Push and hold the key for paging request, release the key to end paging.
Page 311 Product Features o Index: The index for entries in the list. o Announcement: The name of announcement message. o Add: Add a name of announcement message from File Selection Dialog: Path: Specify the directory to list all files with supported formats. File List: Display files in the directory Path.
Page 312: Psc
The PSC microphone console is an unidirectional condenser addressable microphone which is compatible with all Ateis audio processor. Up to 32 x PSC units can be connected using the daisy-chain wiring via RS485 protocol, and support up to 300M over a single CAT5 cable connection, PSC transmits both audio data and power supply to system units.
Page 313: Control Panel
EVAC LED: Status Frequency Activity Permanent System is under evacuation paging. PSC does not do a "Plug-in" in Ateis Studio before using. Blinking ° ° "Remote Plug-in" makes audio processor to recognize the peripheral devices. Power LED: This LED light up when the PSC is powered on.
Page 314: Configuration
All/Release LED: This indicator lights up if all keys are selected. 3.2.19.2 Configuration The example here is the IDA8 system, the configuration is the same for ESC, LAPG2T and other Ateis Audio Processor. Create PSC Object 1. Open or create a Ateis studio configuration file.
Page 315 PPM-AS Manager PPM-AS Manager is an unit of the software to manage settings about paging console that connect to audio processors like IDA8 series. Click main menu [View > PPM-AS Manager] to open PPM-AS Manager: Name: The name of PSC object, click to rename.
Page 316 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual o Push: Push and hold the key for paging request, release the key to end paging. o Lock: First push for paging request, if request is grant then start paging, push again to end paging. Key-Priority: The priority of key.
Page 317: Anm
ANM will maintain a set volume of public address audio above the background noise, in order to guarantee that the announcement is intelligible, yet at a comfortable level. The ANM can be controlled by the following IDA8, ECS, UAP G2, LAP G2 and LAP G2T processor. The ANM can be worked by using the A.N.G...
Page 318: Control
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.2.20.1 Control Audio & 24 VDC: It contains the audio line and the 24 VDC power. Gain Control: Adjust the gain control of pre-amplification on ANM. Power LED: Light up if the ANM is powered on.
Page 319: Connection
Step 1: Connect the [24V] port of ANM to [+ 24VDC OUTPUT] of IDA8 processor. Step 2: Connect the [+M] and [-M] port of ANM to Audio I/O card of IDA8 processor. Step 3: Connect the [G] port of ANM to [- 24VDC OUTPUT] of IDA8 processor.
Page 320: Front Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3.3.1.1 Front Panel VU Meter: The VU-meter is composed of three LEDs that represent three different level thresholds: -40dB, - 20dB and 0dB. When the input signal reaches those thresholds, the corresponding LED will blink. Temp.: If the device internal temperature exceeds 95 degrees C, the TEMP LED will light and the pre-amp will stop working until the temperature falls below 95 degrees C.
Page 321 Product Features the power. When the power switch is on the I position, the front panel power LED will light up. Channel 1/2 24VDC battery backup connector: The SPA can be operated with battery backup. Use the channel 1 and channel 2 "24VDC Battery Backup"...
Page 322: Parallel Output/Installation
3. Parallel the output of channel 1 and channel 2 (COM to COM, 70.7V line to 70.7V line). Please refer to the example connection below: Using XLR connectors Using Euro-block IDA8 & SPA Wiring example © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 323: Bpa
Product Features 3.3.2 The BPA is a 2U 19" rack-mountable, 2-channel amplifier, transformer isolated for 100V, 50V, 8 ohm or 70V, 35V, 8 ohm loudspeakers. The 2 line inputs are with a balanced 3-pin XLR input and a balanced 3- pin phoenix input.
Page 324: Rear Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Temp.: If the internal temperature of device reaches 95 degrees C, the TEMP LED will light up and the pre- amp will stop working until the temperature falls down under 95 degrees C. The pre-amp will come back to a working state automatically.
Page 325: Parallel & Bridged Output/Installation
Product Features with AC power supply. The Power and DC LED shall light up when in use of Battery Backup. Fault LED On/Off: Enable/disable the Fault Power LED indicator. In need of turning off the indicator, use a thin screwdriver to press the retractable button. &...
Page 326 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 2. Connect channel 1 output to channel 2 input (XLR connector or Euroblock connector). 3. Parallel the output of channel 1 and channel 2 (COM to COM, 100V line to 100V line). Please refer to the example connection below:...
Page 327: Dpafour
The amplifier has a dual-voltage mains supply 115/230V AC (selectable internally) and a 24 VDC battery back-up connection. In combination with DIVA8G2 and IDA8 the DPAfour amplifiers have the following features: Loudspeaker line monitoring for Shortcut/Open line/Ground leakage/Single spur A/B loudspeaker lines individually monitored.
Page 328: System Functionality
Ateis Studio provides a complete set of tools and building blocks for real-time control, monitoring and design of an audio system or Voice Evacuation system from paging console to loudspeaker.
Page 329 7. Wait until the end of the installation. 8. After all installation tasks have been finished successfully click [Finish] to exit the wizard. 9. The installation program creates a shortcut to the "ATEIS Studio v.1.x.x .exe" named "ATEIS Studio vx.x. x.x" on your "Desktop'"...
Page 330: Windows Layout
(circle No.5 & 6 are examples of dock panel). 1. Title Bar: Display the path name of the current file. 2. Menu Bar: The main functionalities/tools of Ateis Studio. 3. Tools Bar: Short access to main functionalities that are hidden in the menu bar.
Page 331: Edit
System Functionality : Opens a new blank project. Save : Saves the current file you are currently working with. Save As : Opens the “Save as…” dialog box to save the current working project with a different name and/or path. Open : Opens the “Open...”...
Page 332: Resource Manager
Include File: Click the checkbox when the path has changed, it will copy the files from the original path to the new path. Pages of Resource File: There are various types of files which can be managed by Ateis Studio, each page is corresponded to a page in the resource manager.
Page 333: Object Tree
System Functionality Refresh: Search the resource files in the folder specified in the resource manager path. Add/Delete: Add/remove a file to the resource manager. Export/Import: Export/import selected files to a single resource packed file. 4.1.6.2 Object Tree Display the designing of objects by tree structure, making it easy to understand and access objects. 4.1.6.3 Layers Each design window can separate into multiple layers.
Page 334: Properties
4.1.6.6 Message Library An interface to manage the message files used in Ateis Studio. Path: The working directory for message files. Open: Click to open a file browser and change its working directory. Message File List: A grid which lists all the messages in the working directory and displays information.
Page 335 System Functionality Ruler : Display/hide the ruler in the DSP configuration. Ruler Unit: Specify the ruler unit of the configuration. There are three types of units: o Inches o Centimeters o Pixels Show Grid : Display/hide the grid of the configuration.
Page 336: Comoponent Editing
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4.1.8 Comoponent Editing Position Operation Position Operation Type Define what kind of reference you use which can be the place in the Normal area, a Reference Component or a Reference point. o Normal : The reference is the place in the configuration. If you select several components, and use "Align Left", then the reference will be the left side of the component at the left of the...
Page 337 System Functionality when it is placed on a component. All the selected components will be aligned to this component. In this example, we chose the AEC component for reference. o Reference Point : Use the point for reference.If you select several components, and use "Align Left", the mouse cursor will change to a blue cross and will ask you to choose exactly where the reference is located.
Page 338 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Space : Select several elements and then define the space between all the elements. This method will be easier if you pack the elements first. Z-Order : If you have elements which are under other elements, you can define each by selecting one element choosing if this will be to the front or to the back.
Page 339 System Functionality Group Ungroup Select several components and group the Split the grouped components to a single components in one component. component. It's the reverse of the Group function. Wiring Mode Normal Line Right Angle Select Normal Line if you want to draw the Select Right Angle if you want to draw the wire wire with different angles.
Page 340 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Signal Path Temporary In this mode, by selecting a signal link, the signal link and the entire signal path will be highlighted in red. If you click in a free zone, the signal path will be canceled. In the example below, input C1 is routed in the matrix to the output 1 and 2.
Page 341: Operation
: Click to save parameters to the device's flash under the Online status. Online : Click to make Ateis Studio online with the audio processors. Once online, the parameters will be synchronized including the adjustment of the parameters. When Ateis Studio is online with devices, designing configuration is not allowed.
Page 342: Realtime Parameters
Download Config: The [Download Config] function is located at Device Management, see the picture as below. The Download Config function allows to retrieve the parameters that are stored in the Ateis devices. Please note this Download Config action does not contain to retrieve the parameters that saves under the Online status.
Page 343: Tools
Please note the following circumstances are required to click the [Save Parameter] button: 1. When finishing the [Get Reference] action for the amplifier loudspeaker on the monitoring window, the monitoring value will not be automatically saved in the IDA8 system, therefore, please click [Save Parameter] button.
Page 344 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual London Liquid Sky: Communication Network Adapter Setting: Select the network adapter in your PC/Laptop >> click on "OK. Route Table Search Local Version Machine © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 345: Window
System Functionality 4.1.11 Window Close : Close the opened active window. Close All : Close all the opened windows. UI Preset : The UI Presets are pre-defined windows positioning. I'm Lost : The UI Preset "I'm Lost" will be auto activated by default, it allows to come back as the default standard windows positioning.
Page 346: Logo Library
[Delete] to remove the selected Logo file. Presets The Ateis systems include two types of Presets: The Master Preset: A design preset which allows different configuration to be restored. The Sub-Preset: The parameters preset which allows the values of multiple parameters on the same configuration such as levels, gains, EQ, etc.
Page 347 At run time, change the master preset to make the Ateis device working on a different DSP design belong to the master preset. Click the drop-down box of Master Preset to switch to master presets:...
Page 348: Sub-Presets
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4.2.2 Sub-Presets The Sub-Preset allows to define and store the values of different component elements(volume gain, frequency, mute, etc.) you want to associate in one Sub-Preset. By loading a Sub-Preset you created, all associated elements will adopt the pre-defined values to their target values.
Page 349: Event Management
4.3.1 Event Manager The Event Manager is a container to store and manage all the events. The Ateis devices is controlled by different types of events. Each event can be linked with one controller for adjusting the value or changing presets. The sources that can be linked to the events are as below,...
Page 350 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual To add a new event, the settings window will be shown as below. Name: The name of an event. States Count: States count is the number of states. For example, to control an element like Mute, you need to set the State Count to 2 since Mute has two states: On and Off.
Page 351: Value Trigger
System Functionality 4.3.2 Value Trigger This event is used for controlling the element values by the state count for triggering the event. Click [Add] to create a new event, and a pop-up setting window will be displayed, here you can choose which kinds of event users acquired.
Page 352: Value Control
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual number to a value and then sets it to the element. Remove: Remove the element controlled by the event. This action only removes the relation between the element and event and does not delete the element.
Page 353: Push Control
System Functionality This action only removes the relation between the element and event and does not delete the element. Clear: Remove all elements controlled by the event. 4.3.4 Push Control This event is used for controlling the event button on the paging consoles. To trigger the button, push and hold the button.
Page 354: Step Trigger
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Remove: Remove the element controlled by the event. This action only removes the relation between the element and event and does not delete the element. Clear: Remove all elements controlled by the event. 4.3.5 Step Trigger This event is used for controlling the element value.
Page 355: Step Control
System Functionality 3. Click [Content...] button on Event Manager window to open the settings window of event. State: Click [State] page tab to switch the state of value trigger event. Element: The element of the component controlled by value trigger. Component: The component of device contains the previously element.
Page 356: Master Preset Change
Master Preset Change This event is used for changing the Master Preset of Ateis devices. Each state can be linked to a Master Preset. When a source triggers a Master Preset Change event, it will send a state number to the event, then changes to the Master Preset linked to the state.
Page 357: Remote Wave File Select
Wave File Name: The name of the wave file. 4.3.10 Remote Wave File Paging This event is used for paging the wave files of Ateis devices. Choose the wave file and execute the wave paging linked to the state. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 358: Remote Pss As Jump Paging
Repeat: Tick [Repeat] checkbox to enable the wave paging continuously. 4.3.11 Remote PSS AS Jump Paging This event is used for jumping pages in the Ateis devices. When an audio source triggers the selecting event, users can customize the pages which reduce the difficulties for switching pages repeatedly.
Page 359: Search And Connect
Type: The type of the Ateis device such as ECS, IDA8C etc.. Serial Number: The serial number of Ateis device. Identifier: Display the ID of Ateis Net as (X, Y), X indicates as the ID of global net and Y as local net. Redundancy: The redundancy address of the device.
Page 360: Deploy
4.4.2 Deploy The Deploy function allows to configure the networking state of devices on Ateis-Net. Connecting the physical units together through ATEIS Global-net port and the identification must be assigned to each device when they are setup for the first time. To do this, you need to configure the "config IP" function by following the steps listed below: 1.
Page 361: Connection Source
Click to open [Machine File System Settings] window. 4.4.5.1 How To The example here is IDA8 system, the configuration is the same for other Ateis audio processors. This chapter will help you to comprehend each steps. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 362 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Step 1: [Open the setting Window] Open [Device Management] window, and click [Machine File System] button. The supported formats of audio files include WAV and G.722 format: o 16K, 16bits. o 24k, 16bits. o 48k, 16bits.
Page 363 System Functionality Note: If the selected files you have loaded from the device cannot be seen on Machine File System, please restart the software again by using [Run as administrator]. See the picture below, Step 4: [Add and save the selected file into the folder] 1.
Page 364 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual folder you wish this file to be added 6. Click [OK] button. 7. Click [Save] button. 8. The file will be automatically added into the assigned folder which listed on the top of the [Folder] window.
Page 365: Parameters
System Functionality 4.4.5.2 Parameters Top Grid Bottom Grid Status: Status of the file (succeed or fail). Take Down: Move the file from the Folder window to the below grid. Add: Add the selected WAV/G722 format. Remove: Remove the selected files that listed on the Edit: Add a folder/file.
Page 366 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual played, the IDA8 system will show [File Corruption] fault. Load the files File Existed Solution: o Auto Rename: Choose this to rename to file name + (x). x indicates the files with the same name. Eg: C011404.g722 will rename to C011404(1).g722 o Give up: Choose this to give up to load the file which is existed or with the same file name.
Page 367 System Functionality The name of file cannot be more than 50 characters. The name of chime file cannot be more than 16 characters (including the characters of file format such as .wav or .g722). Change Parameter of Wave File Level: To increase and decrease audio volume. Please refer to mapping table below and see the actual dB with its corresponded level.
Page 368: Machine Log
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Level Message Priority: The default priority of Modbus message when triggering the message file. Evac: The default type of Modbus message when triggering the message file. Apply: Confirm the alteration. Once the settings have been made, users can manage the audio volume changing with the stored files.
Page 369: Machine Setting
System Functionality 4.4.7 Machine Setting 1. Open [Device Management] window. 2. Search and Connect to the device. 3. Click [Machine Setting] to open its control window. 4.4.7.1 Date/Time/NTP/Daylight Saving Date/Time NTP: Read the Time set in the device and manually adjust the time by clicking [Read] and [Write] button.
Page 370: Telephone Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4.4.7.2 Telephone Setting Click [Telephone] to open [Telephone Card] window. Country Code: Select the country/area. FSK: Choose the standard for transmitting caller ID. Password Enable: Enable the password access if the caller has paging request. 4.4.7.3 Ethernet Monitor Allow to monitor the Ethernet status.
Page 371: Remote Monitor
System Functionality 4.4.7.4 Remote Monitor Click [Enabled] checkbox to monitor the TerraManager software. IP: The IP address of TerraManager. Port: Enter the default port of TerraManager: 19810. Read: Refresh the setting. Write: Save the setting. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 372: Fault Behave
The IP address will change to the new one. 4.4.7.7 SMTP Fault Report Allow to receive fault reports from IDA8 by e-mail. 1. Open [Device Management] window. 2. Search and connect to the device. 3. Click [Fault E-Mail Setting] to open [Fault E-mail Setting] window.
Page 373: Fault Define
System Functionality Server IP: Enter the mail server. Server Port:SMTP port of the mail server. The default value is 25. Sender: The sender's name, the default is "Devicename@yare.com.tw". Authentication: Enable to set the username and password for avoiding receiving the spam. Report By Time: Set 5 different time a day at which the device will send the report.
Page 374: Rs485 Protocol
IDA8 under Redundancy configuration. Minor: The minor fault. When this type of fault has occurred, it will not let the fault replay of IDA8 to be opened. The LED lighting(G. Fault) on the front panel of IDA8 will still light up and the LCD panel will also report if the minor fault has occurred.
Page 375: Modbus
Do Not Auto Cancel Paging After Disconnect: Click to not automatically cancel the triggering paging after the Modbus connection fails. Offline Fault Report Timeout (sec): Set the time to report the [Modbus Offline] fault on IDA8 when the Modbus connection fails.
Page 376: Read Version
If the version numbers or Network ID are marked in red which means the firmware needs to be updated or the device hasn't fully connected with Ateis Studio, please see [Update] chapter.. Note: Press [Ctrl + F3] to open 4 hidden firmware grids in Read Version window: MCU/DSP/FPGA/ AEC.
Page 377: Remote Picture Store
[PSS-AS Setting] to enable the [Using Font File] checkbox. Note: The maximum size of the font file is 8MB, and the source of file will not be provided by Ateis. 4.4.10 Remote Picture Store Allow to store pictures or replace background pictures in PSS-AS console.
Page 378 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 3. A pop-up control window will be displayed. The system devices (IDA8 processor, PSS console) will be listed on the left side. Tick [Auto Search] checkbox to search the PSS. If there are multiple PSS consoles you wish to change their figure files, tick [Multi Selected] checkbox and select multiple devices.
Page 379 2. Skin Setting: Select a skin file. Note: Please send all the bmp files to your Ateis dealer, we will generate a skin file for you. Then you can put this skin file into the source path, see the picture as below.
Page 380: Remote Update
5. The "Comm Remote Update" window appears and lists the device you have. The files will automatically read by Ateis Studio if they're placed under the right directory. If not, click the [...] to browse the files for updating as shown in the picture below: In case of adding files from other directory, click [Add] to browse the files.
Page 381: Remote Search
System Functionality 7. The Updating procedure will take a few minutes and once it's done, the Updated status shows "Succeed" . 4.4.12 Remote Search When the remote is used for the first time, users need to configure "Remote Search" function to make the audio processor to recognize it.
Page 382: Reset Paging
3. Click [Reset System Fault] to open the window. 4. And Click [Y] to complete this action. 4.4.15 Reset Machine Allow to reboot the machine by Ateis Studio instead of operating the touch panel. 1. Open [Device Management] window. 2. Search and connect to the device.
Page 383: Download Config
4. Click [Download Config] to execute the Download Config action. 5. After a pop-up window appears, click Yes/No. Users can save the file if a configuration has already existed due to the Ateis Studio can only edit a file a time. 4.4.17 Update The purpose of updating the firmware is to match the version contained in your Ateïs Studio software and...
Page 384 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 4. Select the desired device in the list. 5. With the file browser open, search the ASU(Ateïs Studio Update) files on your PC. Then, click [Open] to start the update process. The progress bar in the Update window displays the status of the update: 6.
Page 385: Redundancy
8. It is recommended that the firmware version be checked confirming that it is now displayed in black which means the device is now ready for use. 4.4.18 Redundancy Allow to set the redundancy system used for IDA8. 1. Open [Device Management] window. 2. Search and connect to the device.
Page 386: 3Rd Party Control
> Single] on the pop-up window. See the picture as below, After completed the setting, you will receive a preview of the string which is used to control the Ateis devices by the external 3rd party device. The 3rd Party Control Command will be list on the preview window.
Page 387: 3Rd Party Control List
System Functionality To know a details of all the elements controlled by 3rd party devices, click [3rd Party Control List] window. 4.5.1.2 3rd Party Control List Click [View > 3rd Party Control List] to open this window which lists all the elements available for 3rd party control.
Page 388: 3Rd Party Control Command
Control: Display the command string which is for single control or multiple control. Type: Display the command string which is for reading/writing parameters of Ateis devices. Command: There are several sub-fields in this field, STX, CP, ..., CR. Each is part of the complete command string.
Page 389: Write Parameter Command
Data S ec tion S TX Data S ec tion Answer is always ACK CR or None, depend on communication protocol settings. 4.5.1.5.1.5 Control Command (IDA8) 1. Chang e Preset command string = Mvvvv S TX Data S ec tion...
Page 390 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual S TX Data S ec tion S v v v v vvvv = Sub-Preset number 3. Rep ly Read Parameter Command Command string =Rnnnnvvvv S TX Data S ec tion Rnnnnv v v S TX Data S ec tion...
Page 391 System Functionality nnnn = function name (fixed 4 length) f = flag (unfixed) Start Answer is always Rnnnnv v v v (Rep ly Read Para. Com.) 7. F irmwav e V ersion Read Command string = O S TX Data S ec tion S TX Data S ec tion Answer is always Oaaaa-b b b b -c c c c -d d d d (Rep ly F irmWav e V ersion Com.)
Page 392 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual nnnn = fault bit mask Bit 001 FLASH_ERROR Bit 002 SPI_FLASH_ERROR Bit 003 SSI_CPLD_ERROR Bit 004 SSI_FP_ERROR Bit 005 SSI_AUDIO_ERROR Bit 006 I2C_ADS7830_ERROR Bit 007 I2C_ADT75_ERROR Bit 008 DSP_SDRAM_ERROR Bit 009 DSP_COMM_ERROR Bit 010 DSP_CODE_ERROR Bit 011...
Page 393 System Functionality Bit 065 AMP4_FRAME_SLIP Bit 066 AMP1_LRCK_ERROR Bit 067 AMP2_LRCK_ERROR Bit 068 AMP3_LRCK_ERROR Bit 069 AMP4_LRCK_ERROR Bit 070 AMP1_SCLK_ERROR Bit 071 AMP2_SCLK_ERROR Bit 072 AMP3_SCLK_ERROR Bit 073 AMP4_SCLK_ERROR Bit 074 AMP1_PLL_LOCK_ERROR Bit 075 AMP2_PLL_LOCK_ERROR Bit 076 AMP3_PLL_LOCK_ERROR Bit 077 AMP4_PLL_LOCK_ERROR Bit 078 AMP1_OVER_TEMPER...
Page 394: Modbus Control
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Bit 152 MATLAB_L45_CORRUPTION Bit 153 MATLAB_M25_CORRUPTION Bit 154 MATLAB_M35_CORRUPTION Bit 155 MATLAB_M45_CORRUPTION Bit 156 MATLAB_XL25_CORRUPTION Bit 157 MATLAB_XL35_CORRUPTION Bit 158 MATLAB_XL45_CORRUPTION 4.5.2 Modbus Control 4.5.2.1 Table of Modbus 4.5.2.1.1 Status AddressLength Name Type Value Function Global Status...
Page 395 System Functionality Message Year (thousands, hundreds, Library tens, units) of last change Time in message library Stamp Month (tens, units), Day (tens, units) Hour (tens, units), Minute (tens, units) Second (tens, units) Free Input Status 2045 #0001 0=Online or no configure, Status 1 1=Offline Audio level of the listening...
Page 396 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 1 = peripheral input PDC (paging microphones,? 2 = external audio input 3 = audio message 4 = telephone input 5 = IP input 6 = Fireman Busy Source number: For type = 0, always 0...
Page 397 System Functionality Day (units) 20004 Schedul Hour (tens) er Start Time 1 Hour (unit) Minutes (tens) Minutes (unit) 20005 Schedul Seconds (tens) er Start Seconds Seconds (unit) 20006 Schedul Year (thousands) er Stop Year 1 Year (hundreds) Year (tens) Year (units) 20007 Schedul Month (tens)
Page 398 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Define to 8(MSB) Fault 1 22122 User Define Fault 512 22123 Free Input Audio Level Status 22201 Message Audio level of PDC input (0 1 Audio to 20) Level #8000 Message doesn't existed 23199 Message Audio...
Page 399: Commands
System Functionality 39556 Message Message number (1 to 999) Number List 999 39558 Message Bank number which Bank contains the message (1 to List 999 39559 Free 39561 Bank 1 CRC16 of messages stored CRC16 in bank 1 39568 Bank 8 CRC16 of messages stored CRC16 in bank 8...
Page 400 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual without chime Table or Key Table, Priority (0 = system default), Scheduler Num of times, Scheduler Start Time, Trans ID(If use), Dwell Time, Paging Advanced Setting Play audio message with 2900 Message number, Routing chime Table or Key Table, Priority (0...
Page 401 System Functionality default), Start Time, Stop Time, Period, Days,Times, Dwell Time, Paging Advanced Setting Create a scheduled 6900 Source type/number, program with chime Program number(0 = system assign), Routing Table or Key Table, Priority(0 = system default), Start Time, Stop Time, Period, Days,Times, Dwell Time, Paging Advanced Setting...
Page 402 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual message broadcast, 3 for music 40007 Bank Bank number 1 to 8 number 40008 Evacuation input or contact number output number 40009 Schedul Year (thousands) er Start Year Year (hundreds) Year (tens) Year (units) 40010 Schedul...
Page 403 0=None 1=Release type 0=None 1=Recovery type 0=None 1=Evacuation type 0=do not queue if there is high priority 1=queue 0=None 1=Security Enable, must be set 1 40026 ATEIS Level 1 ID Net ID Level 2 ID 40027 Free 40030 Messag ASCII code of the first...
Page 404 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual #0040 Key 55 #0080 Key 56 #0100 Key 57 #0200 Key 58 #0400 Key 59 #0800 Key 60 #1000 Key 61 #2000 Key 62 #4000 Key 63 #8000 Key 64 40104 Free 40110 Messag 1st Message Number of...
Page 405 System Functionality #0040 #0080 #0100 2nd Machine network paging component CH9~16 #0200 #0400 #0800 #1000 #2000 #4000 #8000 40721 Routin #0001 511st machine network g Table paging component CH9~16 CH9~16 (256) #0002 #0004 #0008 #0010 #0020 #0040 #0080 #0100 #0200 512st machine network paging component CH9~16 #0400 #0800...
Page 406 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Sensitivity 0dB (Input) / Sensitivity 0dB (U-Input) Sensitivity 12dB (Input) / Sensitivity 6dB (U-Input) Sensitivity 24dB (Input) / Sensitivity 12dB (U-Input) Sensitivity 40dB (Input) / Sensitivity 18dB (U-Input) Sensitivity 54dB (Input) / Sensitivity 24dB (U-Input) Sensitivity 54dB (Input) /...
Page 407 ID of Fault Key 1 Broadcast Location 01 (Hex) = OCC, 02(Hex) = Station Transaction ID 01 (Hex) to 7FF (Hex) OCC is broadcasting then IDA8 will reflect FFF(Hex) 57563 Speaker Line Trans ID of Key 64 57564 Remote 1st remote status (0=no...
Page 408: Table Of Modbus Key
[Network Paging component > Integration] chapter for more details. Step 2: Right click on IDA8 processor icon, then click [Modbus Integration Event]. Step 3: Choose the integration event from [Paging] drop-down box. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 409: Recording Function Via Remotes
The Modbus Recording function is applicable for PSS-AS, PPM-AS, CD8, CD16, CD-TOUCH and CDPM device only. When the audio message has recorded, it will be stored into the internal memory of IDA8. Step 1: Create a folder on Machine File System. See the picture below.
Page 410 Step 3: Connect the PDC Input component to the Network Paging component, and click Network Paging component to open its setting window. Select [Peripheral Input] option as the Modbus type and the Modbus channel that is corresponded to the PDC port on IDA8 processor. Then click [Compile] and [Store] button.
Page 411: Log Loading
4.5.2.4 Log Loading The Modbus client also allows to read all the logs of IDA8 system. See the following steps: Step 1: Set the Modbus address as 40026, this indicates which IP address of Ateis-Net will be read. Note: The IP address which is corresponded to the number is based on the hex code For example, set the code as 0101, this indicates Ateis-Net(1,2);set the code as 2020, this indicates...
Page 412: User Accounts
System(-): Select all authorized levels inside the system. System(Connect/Store/Download Config/Update/Para. R/W/Online): Allow to connect/store/ download config/update/ read or write parameters/go online/ to Ateis devices. Master Preset(-): Select all authorized levels in master preset. Master Preset(View/Edit/Control): Allow to view/edit/control the master preset configuration.
Page 413: Dsp Components
DSP Components DSP Components Delay (Advanced & Basic) Used to delay the audio signal input to the component. The delayed component records the audio into a internal buffer and then plays the stored audio based on parameters set by users. There are two ways to adjust the delay time for a channel.
Page 414: Dynamic
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Temp: Specify the temperature to compute the delay time of a channel. Distance: Specify the distance to compute the delay time of a channel. Application Take a conference application as an example, attendants sit at the back row...
Page 415 DSP Components Max Gain: Determine the maximum of automatic gain. Limit the max. gain to keep a natural audio sound. Attack Time: Adjust the fade-in time to reach the target level. If the attack time is too short, the audio peak will be heard when the speaker begins to talk. Release Time: Adjust the fade-out time of the signal when AGC is no longer working.
Page 416: Auto Noise Gain (A.n.g.)
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.2.2 Auto Noise Gain (A.N.G.) Used to adjust the audio levels of the Program Material input (P.M.) depending on the ambient noise. The ambient noise can be measured by the NSM (noise sensing microphone) unit via sensing microphone input (S.M.).
Page 417 DSP Components succeeded: light up in green. Over/Under: Indicate the calibration result which White Noise Level is over/under the range now. Response Speed: Select the speed reaction of A.N.G., the speed of adapting the P.M. audio level depends on the ambient noise. Paging Activity: Light up when the paging is activated.
Page 418 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 8. Restart the calibration process until the both Over/Under LED are OFF. Note: The A.N.G. is still adjusting the AGC level with the ambient noise to be ready for paging if though the paging is not activated.
Page 419: Compressor/Compressor Stereo
Note: When using the A.N.G components, the max. number of ANM unit which connects to IDA8 depends on the [DSP Power]. See the picture on the right. It requires additional audio input board due to that there has only one audio input for each PDC port.
Page 420 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Ratio: Set the compression ratio. Threshold: Set the threshold level above which compression begins. Threshold Range: Set the range of level, in which the ratio gradually alters from 1:1 to the value set by Ratio parameter(Soft Knee function).
Page 421: Comp-Limiter
DSP Components 5.2.4 Comp-limiter Comp-limiter is a combination of the Compressor and the Limiter Components. Control Window Element Description Bypass: Disable the Comp-limiter's function. Soft Knee: Enable/disable the “Soft Knee” mode. Read [Compressor > Element] chapter. Limiting(Limiter): Indicate limiting. Hard Clipping(Limiter): Enable/disable the “Hard clipping” mode. Threshold(Limiter): Set the threshold level above which limiting begins.
Page 422: Dnm-485D/Dnm-485S/Dnm-Ed/Dnm-Es
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Graphical Control Window Axis o X/Y: Input/output signal level(dB). Control Points o Blue: Adjust Threshold(Compressor). o Red: Adjust Threshold(Limiter). 5.2.5 DNM-485D/DNM-485S/DNM-ED/DNM-ES The DNM component is basically the same functions as the A.N.G. component, but the ambient noise is measured by the DNM-RS485 or DNM-ENET(noise sensing microphone) unit via sensing microphone input (S.M.).
Page 423: Ducker/Ducker Stereo
DSP Components Element Description Min/Max Gain: The minimum/maximum level compensation. Sampling Time: Determine the period of time between the two ambient noise measurements. White Noise Level: The level which is automatically adjusted in the calibration process. Noise Threshold: The measurement of background noise level when the Calibration button is enabled.
Page 424: Expander/Expander Stereo
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Element Description Bypass: Disable the Ducker's operations. Active: Light up when the Ducker is activated while the signal has been detected on input S channel(pin). Thd.: The threshold of detection on input S channel. The input A channel is attenuated when the input S channel goes above this threshold.
Page 425 DSP Components Control Window Element Description Bypass: Disable the expander's function. Soft Knee: Enable/disable the “Soft Knee” mode. Expand: Indicate that the function is active. Ratio: Set the expansion ratio. Threshold: Set the threshold level above which expansion begins. Threshold Range: Set the range of level, in which the ratio gradually alters from 1:1 to the value set by the ratio parameter (Soft Knee function).
Page 426: Gate
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.2.8 Gate 5.2.8.1 Gate - Mono The Gate allows to cut off the signal below the chosen threshold. Control Window Element Description Mute/Bypass: Mute/disable the Gate's module. Gate On: Light up when gate is activated. Thd.: Set the threshold level above which Gate will open.
Page 427: Gate - Stereo
DSP Components 5.2.8.2 Gate - Stereo The stereo Gate channels allows to cut off the signal below the chosen threshold. Control Window Element Description Mute/Bypass: Mute/disable the Gate's module. Gate On: Light up when Gate is activated. Left/Right Gain: Set the volume of the signal connected to the input L channel/input R channel.
Page 428: Gate With Sidechain
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description Gate On: Light up when Gate-Voice is activated. Mute: Mute the Gate-Voice's module. Bypass: Disable the Gate-Voice's operation. Thd.: The threshold to determine and pass the input signal. Hold Time: Time to close the output when no more human speech is detected.
Page 429: Limiter/Limiter Stereo
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Mute/Bypass: Mute/disable the Gate's module. Gate On: Flash when Gate is activated. Sidechain/Input Gain: Set the volume of the signal connected in the input S channel/input I channel. Thd.: Set the threshold level(input S) above which Gate will open.
Page 430: Equalizer
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Element Description Control Window Bypass: Disable the Limiter's operation. Hard Clipping(Limiter): Enable/disable the “Hard clipping” mode. Limiting: Light up when the Limiter is activated(open). Threshold(dB): Set the threshold level from where the limiter or compressor will start.
Page 431: Peq/Peq Stereo
DSP Components Graphical Control Window Axis: o X: Frequency of output signal(Hz). o Y: Gain of output signal(dB). Control Points: o Blue: Adjust the Gain. 5.3.2 PEQ/PEQ Stereo PEQ(Parametric Equalizer) is a multi-band variable equalizers which controls the three primary parameters: amplitude, center frequency and bandwidth, making more precise adjustments to sound than other equalizers.
Page 432: Ethernet Igmp Audio Stream
The signal has its response increased at the frequencies where the response of these drivers falls off, producing a high fidelity reproduction regardless. Ateis audio processors give you the same solution without using an external equalizer, it's all done in the software component PEQ.
Page 433: Feedback
There are several types as the server of Ethernet audio stream: Terra Server, Terracom device or computer software such as VLC Media Player. The picture below shows how to use the Audio Matrix on Ateis Web Interface to set the preset of audio stream on TerraServer. Feedback The Feedback analyzes the signal, detects the feedback and attenuates the responsible frequency.
Page 434 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description (All) Bypass: Disable (all) the Feedback operation. If the All Bypass button is enabled, all the captured values will be erased. (All) Hold: When feedback is detected, a frequency will lock the component to hold this setting.
Page 435: Filter
DSP Components Depth (dB): The maximum gain reduction for Feedback filter. Filter 5.6.1 All Pass Filter The All Pass Filter is a signal processing filter that passes all frequencies equally but changes the phase relationship between the various frequencies. Element Description Control Window Bypass All: Disable all the bands of Filter's module.
Page 436: Band Stop
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Element Description Control Window Mode: The type of filtering, Slope: The slopes of attenuation. Bandwidth: The difference between the upper and lower frequencies contiguous frequencies. Mute: Mute the filter's module. Level: The gain of the filter's module.
Page 437: Crossover/Crossover Stereo
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Mode: The type of filtering. Slope: The slope of attenuation. Bandwidth: The difference between the upper and lower frequency. Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the filter's module. Level: The gain of the filter's module. Frequency: The frequency of cut. Graphical Control Window Axis: o X: Frequency of output signal(Hz).
Page 438: Hi/Lo Pass
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Element Description Control Window Invert: Invert the phase of signal. Mode: The type of filtering. Slope: The slope of attenuation. Mute: Mute the filter's module. Level: The gain of signal. Frequency: The frequency of cut. Graphical Control Window Axis: o X: Frequency of output signal(Hz).
Page 439: Notch Filter
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Mode: The type of filtering. Type: Low or High pass. Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the filter's module. Level: The gain of signal. Frequency: The frequency of cut. Graphical Control Window Axis: o X: Frequency of output signal(Hz). o Y: Level of input signal(dB).
Page 440: Shelving Filter
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Element Description Control Window Mode: The type of filtering. Slope: The slope of attenuation. Bandwidth: The difference between the upper and lower cut of frequency. Bypass/Mute:Disable/mute the filter's module. Level: The gain of filter's module. Frequency: The center frequency to be cut.
Page 441: Fireman
DSP Components Element Description Control Window Mode: The type of filtering(high pass or low pass). Bypass: Disable the filter's module. Level: The gain of the filter's module. Frequency: The frequency of cut. Graphical Control Window Axis: o X: Frequency of output signal(Hz). o Y: Level of input signal(dB).
Page 442: Fire Alarm
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual window of the binding paging event. Fire Alarm In case of Evacuation, messages of live paging/pre-recorded playback stored in Fire Alarm Message component can be played simultaneously into different zones (up to 4 messages per IDA8C).
Page 443: Logic Signal & Trigger Time
DSP Components Terminate: Enable to control the EVAC input signal in order to terminate the Fire Alarm Message. Conflict: Enable to play the message that is based on the same priority zone when facing the circumstance of fire alarm messages and other paging messages may be used in the same paging zones simultaneously.
Page 444: Message Source Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.8.2 Message Source Setting Set the name for each message channel. The Fire Alarm component can be used up to 4 message channels and 1 Conflict Message channel with custom setting for individual play list. Click [---] Link button to open the setting window, see the picture as below.
Page 445 DSP Components Play Times: Set the time of [Message Group] (max.100 times). Note: The play times of [Message Group] is based on with the order of Prev>Norma>Post. Idle Time: Set the Idle Time between the former and latter [Message Groups] (max.100 seconds). Interrupt: Allow the interruption during the playback.
Page 446: Paging Zone Setting
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Enable Skip: Enable this option to skip over the selected [Message Group] playlist if the number of EVAC inputs are triggered more than or equal the value in [EVAC channels] field. Evac Channels: Refer to [Enable Skip].
Page 447: Input
For example: When there's a fire emergency and the E4 evac input channel is triggered, the EVAC LED of Z3 and Z5 will flash on the IDA8 front panel, and the EVAC LED of Z4 will light up constantly.
Page 448: Mono Input
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.9.2 Mono Input Used for the AES/EBU input, it's very similar to the analog Input component except without Sensitivity and Phantom Power values. Control Window Element Description Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the audio channel. RTO: An input channel 'Routed To Output(s)'.
Page 449: U Input
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the audio channel. RTO: The input channel 'Routed To Output(s)'. Overload: Light up if the signal of input channel is bigger than Overload Thd. Volume: The VU-Meter shows the channel of RMS level. Signal: Light up if an audio signal presents above -30 dB from the chosen 'Sensitivity'.
Page 450: Duplex Input
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the audio channel. RTO: The input channel 'Routed To Output(s)'. Overload: Light up if the signal of input channel is bigger than Overload Thd. Volume: The VU-Meter shows the channel of RMS level.
Page 451: Inverter
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the audio channel. RTO: The input channel 'Routed To Output(s)'. Overload: Light up if the signal of input channel is bigger than Overload Thd. Volume: The VU-Meter shows the channel of RMS level. Signal: Light up if an audio signal presents above -30 dB from the chosen 'Sensitivity'.
Page 452: Level Controller
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.11 Level Controller Allow to adjust the signal level. Control Window Element Description Bypass/Mute: Disable/mute the module's function. Input/Output Level: Adjust the level of an input/output channel. 5.12 Local Echo Suppressor This component is designed for suppressing local Echo or feedback. It has two parts, the Pre-Processing and the Post-Processing.
Page 453: Logic
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Bypass: Disable this module's function. Gain Reduction: Display the gain of output volume. Pre-Processing o Threshold: When the input volume is larger than the Pre-Processing Threshold, it will decrease the volume to [Threshold]. o Attack Time: The needed time for changing the volume from the original level to the expected level.
Page 454: Capturer
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual R pin(Reset): The ''pulse trigger'' that will give the R pin the triggering signal. NC pin(No Change): When the input ''remains the same'', the NC will give a pulse to let the next component which is connected to the Batcher component to identify the remain status.
Page 455: Detector
DSP Components 5.13.4 Detector Used when the output is based on the range of input you select. Note that the setting of input range is according to the binary code. Control Window Detector Setting The range of every output pin can be set individually, the corresponded input needs to set by binary code.
Page 456: Emergency Type 2
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Double click the Emergency component, a [Confirm by LCD] window will display. Enable or disable this function to decide whether the [EMERGENCY ENABLE/DISABLE] confirmation window will be displayed on the LCD panel of IDA8C when pushing the EVAC button.
Page 457: Evacuation Fault
DSP Components on LCD of IDA8C first. R Pin(RESET): Used as a cancel button of logic triggering when pushing the RESET button on front panel of IDA8C. 5.13.7 Evacuation Fault This component will be triggered when the EVAC fault has occurred and will inform the next component which are connected to.
Page 458: Urgp 16I16O
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual (Contact Mode). o Contact Without Monitor: The logic output component triggered by opening/closing the connector of +/- Pin on rear panel without detection/monitoring. Response Time: Determine how quick the system responds to the hardware status changing from Open(Lo) to Close(Hi) or from Close(Hi) to Open (Lo).
Page 459: Event
DSP Components Drag the URGP device icon from the configuration file, and connect it to PDC port. See the picture on the right. Double click the URGP device icon to open a setting window, them you can choose which URGP component you want to connect to.
Page 460 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window When dragging the Event Trigger component from [Main-DSP Components], a [Select Pin Count] window will display as the picture on the left, this indicates the input and output channel counts: Input Count: The number of elements you want to trigger.
Page 461: Value Control
DSP Components From the above picture, the logic output of Parameters channel 4 and 6 are selected. For more settings, click the [...] grid on [Logic Out]. Event Name: The name of the events that are linked. Content: A [...] link button to open the setting window.
Page 462: Fault Definer
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Output Channel: The number of channels to be as the event results. Parameters Event Name: The name of the events that are linked. Content: A [...] link button to open the event setting window to assign which elements to control.
Page 463: Fault Definer Security
DSP Components The Fault Message can be read from front panel and Device Status can be displayed from Ateis Studio as well. Fault Message is in maximum length 50 character strings. The Input Pin can be generate in either Hi or Lo in circumstances.
Page 464: Latcher
R pin (Reset): The triggering signal, which will lock after reset (mapping with R pin). CR Pin (Clear): A pulse action based on the [Disable] mode, providing the function of lock. 5.13.13 Logic Control Allow to generate the logic signal using buttons in Ateis Studio. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 465: Logic Gate
DSP Components Control Window Elements The element allows to show the control logic signal for each channel output. On/Off: Output logic signal 0 or 1. 5.13.14 Logic Gate Allow to delay the output time. Control Window Elements Rising Response Time(100ms)/Falling Response Time (100ms): The time of output delay when a rising signal/ falling signal is triggered.
Page 466: Logic Net Input
5.13.16 Logic Net Input This component transfers logic signals over Ateis Net. The logic signal goes into the Logic Net Out component in one device and out from the Logic Net In component in another device by using the Ateis Net card.
Page 467: Status Control
DSP Components The input pin and output pin of Pulse Control are mutually corresponded with each other. The status of each pin can be set individually. When the input is triggered, the output will result in a duration of 1 second pulse. 5.13.19 Status Control Allow the status output to get locked and remains at the last status when the input has triggered the pulse.
Page 468: Not
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.13.20 NOT This component performs logical NOT operation. 5.13.21 OR This component performs logical OR operation. 5.13.22 Output This component is corresponding to the contact outputs. © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...
Page 469: Scheduler
DSP Components 5.13.23 Scheduler Allows to arrange the timing of generating logical pulse to output. The length of pulse is 1 sec. There are four types of schedulers: Scheduler 1 CH, Scheduler 2 CH, Scheduler 4 CH and Scheduler 8 CH. The pins on the top side enables(signal = 1) or disables(signal = 0) the scheduler belongings to the channel.
Page 470 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Triggering Mode By Excel File The triggering mode defines the rule of triggering a pulse to output. Periodic: The interval is the time between two triggers. It allows to set the triggering times by using an excel file.
Page 471: Serial Signal Buffer
DSP Components 5.13.24 Serial Signal Buffer Used for converting the decimal code to the binary code. After dragging this component to the configuration window, the [Pin Setting] window will be displayed, choose the number of pin, and click [OK] to proceed. Pin Count: Choose the binary code of the output.
Page 472 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Drag URGP device icon from configuration file, and connect it to PDC port. See the picture on the right. Double click the URGP device icon to open a setting window, them you can choose which URGP component you want to connect to. See the picture on the right.
Page 473: Pause Generator
DSP Components o Open(Lo): Normally open, close the contact to the output signal. o Close(Hi): Normally close, open the contact to the output signal. Status: Show states of the external device. There are four states: o Open: An open circuit of external device is detected. o Short: A short circuit of external device is detected.
Page 474: Meter-Peak/Rms Meter
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Elements High Time(sec)/Lo Time(sec): The Hi time and Lo time of output pulse. Count: Set the number of pulse time. C Pin (Clear): If you want to stop and clear the setting of pulse count from [Count] function, the C Pin will trigger a raising edge.
Page 475: Message
Message 5.15.1 Message Player This component plays the audio message files stored in your Ateis devices. It allows multiple events binding with a message in the event list. Each event can be assigned for triggering source. If there is more than one event triggered in the same message player component, the event with the highest priority will play the message.
Page 476 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Input Channel: The number of trigger channels. Output Channel: The number of channels of message playing. Note: Please note that the [Message Player] component will occupied with 1 x message channels, please refer to the [Message Limitation] chapter.
Page 477 DSP Components Click [Trigger] tab and you can see 2 channels. That means “input channel=2” of your setting. Click [Event] drop-down list and select the event and its run times. See the example as below, when channel 1 is triggered, the Event 1 will run 3 times. Set the logic out signal: 1.
Page 478: Mm Player
5.15.2 MM Player This component plays the messages stored in the Ateis device. It allows to set the playing sequence of messages and play through the logic signal input of component. Note: The [MM Playeer] component will occupied with 1 or 2 message channels, please refer to [ Message Limitation] chapter.
Page 479 DSP Components Control Window Elements Priority: The priority depends on the list order. Message Name: Click [...] to manage the messages stored in the device or PC. Mode: Choose the mode of playing messages. Control: Control by the Logic signal. The signal will be high when the message is playing, and will stop if it is low.
Page 480: Mixer
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Here is an example for explaining the order of play with Dynamic.Once the Logic IN 1 is high, it will play "The"+"next class is"+"Art", then, "The"+"next class is"+"History". 5.16 Mixer 5.16.1 AutoMixer This component mixes several signals to one output. The activation of channel(s) can be done manually/ automatically by a signal and the priority.
Page 481 DSP Components Element Description Type: o Manual: Manually activate the channels(the threshold and priority are ignored). o Automatic: Channels are activated depending on the priority and threshold. Last Mic. On Designated: Define which channel will stay open(Only if "Last Mic. On" is activated). The channel will stay open if it's muted.
Page 482: Automixer Mm
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 5.16.2 AutoMixer MM This component allows mixing several signals to one output. The activation of channel(s) can be done manually/automatically by the signal threshold and priority. The output 1 is the standard auto-mixer output like the auto-mixer component. On each input channel, you can open a mini-mixer which allows you to send the input signal to different outputs with different levels of mixing.
Page 483: Matrix
DSP Components Gate On: Display the activation status of input channel. Level: Adjusts the level of output channel. Manual Mode: This item is only used in manual mode, which allows manual channel activation. Automatic Mode Priority Level: Set the priority level of channel. Output Mute: Mute/unmute the module's output.
Page 484: Standard
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Click [Output(n)] buttons under the label 'Variable Matrix' to open the sub-control windows of output channels. Create an individual mix of the input signals independently for the specified output. By default all levels are set as 0 dB which means that all audio signals at the input are mixed with no attenuation and appear like this on every output.
Page 485: Net Input
Net Input 5.17.1 Global Net Input This component transfers the audio signals over Ateis Net. The signal goes into a channel of Net Output component and retrieves from the output with the same channel or any other Net Input component(the signal path is one to many relationship).
Page 486: Local Net Input
5.17.2 Local Net Input This component transfers the audio signals over Ateis Net. The signal goes into a channel of a Net Output component and retrieves from the output with the same channel or any other Net Input component(the signal path is one to many relationship).
Page 487: Local Net Output
DSP Components 5.18.2 Local Net Output This component transfers audio signals over Ateis Net. It must work with Net Input. Please go to [Local Net Input] for more details. 5.19 Noise Generator 5.19.1 Pink Pink noise or 1/ƒ noise is a signal or a process with a frequency spectrum. In pink noise, each octave carries an equal amount of noise power.
Page 488: Tone
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description Mute: Mute the sound coming out from the component. Level: The level of the pink noise. 5.19.2 Tone Generates either tone (single frequency) or sweep sequence (between two fixed frequencies and in a defined interval of time).
Page 489: White
DSP Components 5.19.3 White This component generates a White noise. The White noise is a random signal (or process) with a flat power spectral density. In other words, the signal contains equal power within a fixed bandwidth at any center frequency. Control Window Element Description Mute: Mute the sound coming from...
Page 490: Monitor Output
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description Overload: The channel level above the chosen Overload Threshold. Volume: The meter shows the channel level. Mute: Mute/unmute the output channel, the LED lights in red while the channel is muted. Signal: Indicate if a channel is activated or not.
Page 491: Mono Output
DSP Components 5.20.3 Mono Output For AES/EBU output, the mono output modules represent the physical outputs accessible on the rear panel of the device. There are several separate modules for use with each of the audio boards. Control Window Element Description Overload: The channel level above the chosen Overload Threshold.
Page 492: Duplex Output
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description Overload: The channel level above the chosen Overload Threshold. Volume: The meter shows the channel level. Mute: Mute/unmute the output channel, the LED lights in red while the channel is muted. Signal: Indicate if a channel is activated or not.
Page 493: Page Control
DSP Components 5.21 Page Control 5.21.1 S/W Page Control Allow to activate and route the audio inputs to the outputs. Note: This is not a mixer, only one input can be routed to an output. Control Window Element Description Activation: The type of routing activation(Fixed is for TTL or Gate).
Page 494: Network Paging (Matrix & Switch Mode)
Some applications like PA station system requires a huge number of zones for paging by connecting to multiple Ateis audio processors via Ateis Net. The Network Paging configuration of every audio processor will be in charge of the paging tasks. See the example as below, Double click the Network Paging component to open the settings window, the following sections will describe the parameters of each tab.
Page 495 Ateis during paging, the device will show this "LED devices. GLOBAL EVAC" state on IDA8 front panel. Also, this Paging Info(Activation): Click to open a activity will be logged. window for further settings as shown in the Security: Tick the checkbox to change into security picture below.
Page 496 Modulation + Logic Signal: Under this mode, IDA8 decides to request a paging if both the modulation and logic signal conditions are satisfied. It releases a paging request if one of the conditions is achieved.
Page 497 DSP Components All: Set the same priority value for all the zones. Add: Add codes to event. Remove: Remove the selected code. Singular The Singular paging event is similar to Integration event except it ''has one code only''. Clear Zones After Talking: Tick to clear the Talk: For triggering the paging directly (it needs to zone selection after paging.
Page 498 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual request which can be allowed/denied by percentage. If the percentage of available zones is bigger than the number set at "Zone Available Percentage", the paging event will succeed. On the opposite, the paging request will be denied.
Page 499: Pdc Audio
DSP Components Relay This Relay function needs to be worked by using Paging Source function together. It is able to output a logical High to a specific output channel in condition of a zone is occupied by a specific source. From the picture on the left, the Logic Output of channel 1 will stay High if the Z1 (Zone 1) is occupied by the paging source...
Page 500: Pdc Output
Signal: Light up if the audio signal presents above - 30 dB from the chosen 'Sensitivity'. Monitor: Monitor if the PDC cable is open or short. When there's fault, IDA8 system will report [PDC Error] fault. Note: The CD8, CD16, PSS and CD-Touch support this monitor function.
Page 501: Selector
DSP Components Control Window Element Description Overload: Light up if the signal of an input channel is bigger than Overload Thd. Volume: The VU-Meter shows the channel of RMS level. Mute: Mute the audio channel. Signal: Light up if the audio signal presents above - 30 dB from the chosen 'Sensitivity'.
Page 502: Signal Monitor
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Control Window Element Description Input Select: Open the drop-down list to select the input. 5.24 Signal Monitor This component detects the input signal and shows its active status. If the condition is satisfied the element "Trigger On" will be set to On and the logic output channel will be set to High.
Page 503: Telephone Card
DSP Components 5.25 Telephone Card 5.25.1 TC Transmit Allow the Ateis device to dial/receive phone calls. It needs to work with the telephone card. Pins at the Top Pins at the Bottom Rd: Redial when the state of signal is Rd: The telephone line(RJ11 connector) connection is from low to high.
Page 504: Tc Receive
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Digit Keys: 16 digit keys includes the numbers from "0" to "9", symbols "*" and "#", letters from "A" to "D". Current Number: Record the numbers which are dialed or displayed the incoming calls. Back: Erase the last digit of current Number.
Page 505 DSP Components The pins of the component will output the DTMF status. o 0~9, A~D,* and #: The status of DTMF code. o A: Indicates as ''Any'' pin; when any of the DTMF code is pressed for dialing, the A pin will be triggered.
Page 506: Dtmf Paging
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Line Echo Cancellation: Enable/disable the echo cancellation function to dynamically pick-up all possible echo source. Voice Enhance: Enable/disable the voice enhance function to dynamically enhance the level of human voice. Paging: Select the element of network paging to allow ulti-paging via dialing the telephone numbers.
Page 507 DSP Components Then, click the [..] button to open the channel window and then [Add] an event on [Integration] section. The name of event can be user-defined. Click [..] button to open the [Select Zone] window. Then click [Add] button to open the [Add Code] window.
Page 508 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual After that, double click the [TC Receive] component to open its window, select the item in [Paging] drop-down box you have created. Then click [Store] button to save the settings into the machine. Now click on the [TC Transmit] component to enter the telephone number.
Page 509: Voip
Allow the device such as PPM-IT5, IP phone, Terra-K etc. to call via LAN/WAN. G.711, G.722, L16 and MP3 format can be supported by IDA8. The communication protocol via SIP protocol or Voxnet format. Note: The [VOIP Receive] component will occupied with 1 x message channels, please refer to [Message Limitation] chapter.
Page 510 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual [VoIP Receive]-Setting Account: User: The calling name(text or telephone number) can be user-defined. Password: The password that is using to connected to SIP server. RU SEC User: The calling name(text or telephone number) of the secondary unit when using Server: redundant configuration.
Page 511: Dtmf Voip
DSP Components [VoIP Receive]-Setting Paging: With the element of network paging, users can multi-paging through calling. Answer Behavior: Select the ring tone time before the call picks up automatically. Select manual mode to manually pick up the call by clicking [ ] Call button.
Page 512 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual [DTMF VoIP Receive]-Control Window Mute: Mute the ring audio. Level: Adjust the level of a ring. DTMF: If caller press any key on its phone after an incoming call was received, the VoIP card will detect and display the numbers triggered on the control window and change the status of logic output to the detected number.
Page 513: Voip Dtmf Paging
DSP Components [VoIP Receive]-Setting Paging: With the element of network paging, users can multi-paging through calling. Answer Behavior: Select the ring tone time before the call picks up automatically. Select manual mode to manually pick up the call by clicking [ ] Call button.
Page 514 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Double click the [Network Paging] component to open the pop-up setting window. Click [Activation] button corresponded to its CH(the CH that is connected to TC Receive component) on [Paging Info] grid. Then, click the [..] button to open the channel window and then [Add] an event on [Integration] section.
Page 515 DSP Components Then click [Add] button to open the [Add Code] window. Note: If you would like to add a new code, click [Add] button to open the [Add Code] window. There are two ways to create a new code: Single and Range.
Page 516: Voxnet Control
5.27 Voxnet Control This component is a bridge between the Ateis device and the Voxnet device. It maps the key in Voxnet protocol to the code in an event for paging control. Note: The [Voxnet Control] component will occupied with 2 x message channels, please refer to [Message Limitation] chapter.
Page 517 DSP Components Control Window Password: o Enable Password: Click to enable the password function. And enter the password and the confirmation password again. If the password function is enable, there will be a pop-up window as the picture below, I/O Pins: o Audio Input/Output: Select...
Page 518: Application Examples
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Application Examples Setup on Front Panel 6.1.1 Audio Signal Step 1: "Drag n' drop" the selected device from the Device List. Step 2: Double click the device to enter "DSP Configuration" page. Connect the "Input A" to "Network Paging"...
Page 519 Application Examples Step 4: Click [...] Paging Events button to open the front panel setup window. Step 5: Click "Singular" tab, then click [Add] button to configure a singular event. Step 6: Click [...] Show button to select the certain paging zones. Under the "Name", users are free to modify the name of the event.
Page 520 Step 10: Open the event window and select the events. " 1. Source Count: Select how many events you would like to display on the front panel. IDA8 supports up to 32 event setting on front panel. 2. Name: Change the name events.
Page 521 Application Examples Step 8: Select the paging zones under each code and close the window to finish the setting. Step 9: Go back to Device window, right click the device and choose "Front Panel Settings" Step 10: Enter the name of the next event, here is set for "music 2"...
Page 522: Message
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual 6.1.2 Message Step 1: "Drag n' drop" the selected device from the Device List. Step 2: Double click the device to open "DSP Configuration" window. "Drag n' Drop" the Message Player component to the window, connect the component to the Network...
Page 523 Application Examples Step 4: Click [...] IDA8C button again to open the zone selection window. Step 5: Select the zones for singular message event. Then close all the windows to finish the setting. Step 6: Go back to the "Device" window.
Page 524: Fireman
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Step 8: Go back to the Device window, right click the device component. 1. Click "Front Panel Settings" to open its setting window. 2. Paste the message file name on the name column(Note: The file name must be exactly the same).
Page 525 Application Examples Step 3: Double click the Network Paging component to open its setting window. 1. Click [Activation] button channel 2. 2. Click [Paging Events] button. 3. Click [Add] button. 4. Select [Singular]. 5. Enter the name of singular message event. 6.
Page 526: Setup Audio Monitoring On Front Panel
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Setup Audio Monitoring on Front Panel Allow to monitor the audio input/output sources to each zone/channel over the device's front panel. Step 1: Open the "Device Configuration" window. The example here monitors Input A, channel 1,2,3,4 and Output B, channel 5,6,7,8.
Page 527: Technical Data
Technical Data Technical Data Processor 7.1.1 IDA8C Electrical Item Voltage Current Consumption Comment AC Input 115V~230V 1.6A@100V, 0.7A@240V Frequency:50Hz~60Hz DC Input 18V~30V, Typical 24V DC Output 18V~30V, Typical 24V 0.5A AC Maximum Consumption: 48W Amplifier Zone Outputs Maximum level: 14 dB Output Impedance: 50 Ohm Bandwidth: ±1dB@ 20Hz ~ 20kHz THD+N(Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise)
Page 528 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Speaker line/Amplifier Monitoring Speaker THD @ 1kHz = < 1% Bandwidth @ -3dB = 100Hz ~ 12kHz Configurable Audio Input Sensitivity For each channel of a configurable audio input card, there are five levels to gain the audio signal.
Page 529: Ida8Sab
Technical Data Evacuation Inputs(Voltage Mode) On Voltage: Item Minimum Maximum Unit High Contact Outputs + EVAC, Fault State Outputs Item Minimum Maximum Unit Voltage Current Contact Output Relay Contact Output Contact Form Maximum Unit Carry Current Maximum Voltage Electrical Life 1 x 10^8 (Ref 10VDC, 10mA) Mechanical Dimensions(W x H x D):...
Page 530 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Maximum level: 14 dB Output Impedance: 50 Ohm Bandwidth: ±1dB@ 20Hz ~ 20kHz THD+N(Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise) Sensitivity Minimum Maximum Unit Frequency 0dBu 0.04 20~20kHz@+4dBu -12dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-2dBu -24dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-14dBu -40dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-30dBu -54dBu 0.06...
Page 531 Technical Data Maximum level = 14 dBu Output Impedance =10k Ohm Bandwidth =±1dB@ 20Hz ~ 20kHz THD+N(Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise) Sensitivity Minimum Maximum Unit Frequency 0dBu 0.04 20~20kHz@+4dBu -12dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-2dBu -24dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-14dBu -40dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-30dBu -54dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-44dBu Maximum Output Level: 10 dBu...
Page 532: Ida8Sl
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Contact Output Contact Form Maximum Unit Carry Current Maximum Voltage Electrical Life 1 x 10^8 (Ref 10VDC, 10mA) Mechanical Dimensions(W x H x D): 436mm (W) x 88mm (H) x 289mm (L) Weight: Colour: RAL7016 Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 40°C...
Page 533 Technical Data Speaker Line/Amplifier Maximum Power: 100W(RMS) Maximum Power(Siren + Message): 1500W Configurable Audio Output Maximum level = 14 dBu Output Impedance = 50 Ohm Bandwidth =±1dB@ 20Hz ~ 20kHz THD+N(Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise) Sensitivity Minimum Maximum Unit Frequency 0dBu 0.04 20~20kHz@+4dBu...
Page 534 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Maximum Output Level: 10 dBu Bandwidth" @ -3dB at input < 20Hz ~ 22kHz RS232 voltages -6.5/+6.5 Distance up to 1000 meters for using external power supply. Note: The distance using internal power supply is differ from each product.
Page 535: Ida8S
Technical Data 7.1.4 IDA8S Electrical Item Voltage Current Consumption Comment DC Input 18V~30V, Typical 24V DC Output 18V~30V, Typical 24V 0.5A AC Maximum Consumption: 48W Amplifier Zone Outputs Maximum level: 14 dB Output Impedance: 50 Ohm Bandwidth: ±1dB@ 20Hz ~ 20kHz THD+N(Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise) Sensitivity Minimum...
Page 536 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual For each channel of a configurable audio input card, there are five levels to gain the audio signal. They are sensitivity values of 0dBu, -12dbBu, -24dBu, -40dBu and -54dBu respectively. The meaning of sensitivity value is how large the gain is for an audio source, and to amplify the giving minus input source to 0dBu.
Page 537: Ida8C-Sw
Technical Data Contact Output Contact Form Maximum Unit Carry Current Maximum Voltage Electrical Life 1 x 10^8 (Ref 10VDC, 10mA) Mechanical Dimensions(W x H x D): 436mm (W) x 44mm (H) x 285mm (L) Weight: 4.2Kg Colour: RAL7016 Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 40°C 7.1.5 IDA8C-SW...
Page 538 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Maximum level = 14 dB Output Impedance = 50 Ohm Bandwidth =±1dB@ 20Hz ~ 20kHz THD+N(Total Harmonic Distortion plus Noise) Sensitivity Minimum Maximum Unit Frequency 0dBu 0.04 20~20kHz@+4dBu -12dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-2dBu -24dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-14dBu -40dBu 0.06...
Page 539 Technical Data -12dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-2dBu -24dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-14dBu -40dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-30dBu -54dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-44dBu Maximum Output Level: 10 dBu Output Impedance: 300 Ohm THD: @ 1kHz at output < 0.02 Bandwidth: @ -3dB at output = 20Hz ~ 20kHz Noise: @ 22Hz ~ 22kHz = -85dBu Maximum Input Level: 16 dBu...
Page 540: Ida8Sab-Sw
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Contact Form Maximum Unit Carry Current Maximum Voltage Electrical Life 1 x 10^8 (Ref 10VDC, 10mA) Mechanical Dimensions(W x H x D): 436mm (W) x 88mm (H) x 313mm (L) Weight: 5.36Kg Screen: 3.5" color touch panel...
Page 541 Technical Data -40dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-30dBu -54dBu 0.06 20~20kHz@-44dBu EIN(Equivalent Input Noise) Sensitivity Minimum Maximum Unit Frequency 0dBu 20~20kHz@150Ω -12dBu 20~20kHz@150Ω -24dBu -104 20~20kHz@150Ω -40dBu -112 20~20kHz@150Ω -54dBu -115 20~20kHz@150Ω Configurable Audio Input Sensitivity For each channel of a configurable audio input card, there are five levels to gain the audio signal.
Page 542: Battery Charger
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Evacuation Inputs(Voltage Mode) On Voltage Item Minimum Maximum Unit High Contact Outputs + EVAC, Fault State Outputs Item Minimum Maximum Unit Voltage Current Contact Output Relay Contact Output Contact Form Maximum Unit Carry Current Maximum Voltage...
Page 543 Technical Data Floating voltage set at half-load and at 25 °C: 27. 2 V ±0.5 % 2 ‘amplifiers’ outputs with a current of 20A maximum per output 3 ‘controllers’ outputs with a current of 5A maximum per output The maximum total current of the 5 outputs is 40A The power supply can operate without load current: Imin = 0 A Features and Technical Specifications: The Power Supply Equipment and the public address and voice alarm system must be powered...
Page 544: Sonaes 12/150 A
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Summary of Available Equipment Temperature compensation: A battery voltage compensation system maintains the charge characteristics within the limits specified by the battery manufacturer across the entire operational temperature range. Battery low voltage cut-out: o The cut-out threshold is 21,6 V ±3 %.
Page 545 Technical Data Rated output current of rectifier : 12A Features and Technical Specifications: If your amplifiers are not supplied by the same mains as the Power Supply Equipment, a failure of the mains of the amplifiers must generate an alarm to the voice alarm system. o In normal operating mode: The Power Supply Equipment recharges the batteries and maintains them when they are fully charged.
Page 546 IDA8 Global-Net User Manual o If Imax b (mains not present) is less than 100A, use batteries with a capacity of 65 to 225Ah, and set daughter board jumper on ‘50’. The following batteries have been approved: o Fiamm FG Series...
Page 547: Amplifier
Technical Data Warning: o Replacing the original battery with a battery of incorrect type may result in an explosion hazard. o Used batteries must be disposed of in compliance with recycling requirements. Fuse Protections: F1 mother board (mains): 6.3 A T for 24V version rating- type - size - breaking capacity 8A T for 48V version 5x20...
Page 548: Bpa
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Operating temperature: -5ºC ~ 55ºC (23 ºF ~ 131 ºF) Storage temperature: -40 ºC ~ 70 ºC (-40 ºF ~ 158 ºF) Relative humidity: 15% to 90%. 7.3.2 Electrical Mains Power Supply AC Input: 230 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz...
Page 549 Technical Data US type: BPA-2120: o 120W x 2 CH,RMS(EN54-16/ UL60065) o 60W x 2 CH,RMS(UL2572/UL1711) BPA-2240: o 240W x 2 CH,RMS(EN54-16/ UL60065) o 120W x 2 CH,RMS(UL2572/UL1711) BPA-2480: o 480W x 2 CH,RMS(EN54-16/ UL60065) o 240W x 2 CH,RMS(UL2572/UL1711) Power outputs: BPA-1000: (US type: 70V, 35V, 8 Ω...
Page 550: Dpafour
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Mechanical BPA-2060: 88 x 430 x 375 mm BPA-2120/BPA-2240: 88 x 430 x 375 mm Dimensions(W x H x D): BPA-2480: 88 x 430 x 430 mm BPA-1000: 88 x 425 x 430 mm BPA-2060: 11.5 kg(25.3 lbs) BPA-2120: 13.7 kg(30.2 lbs)
Page 551: Console
Technical Data Rated output power = 125 W (cont. at 40°C) Two channels bridged = 250 W (cont. at 40°C) Rated load resistance = 40 ohm (100 V) Rated load capacitance = 120 nF (100 V) DPA4125: Rated output power = 250 W (cont. at 40°C) Two channels bridged = 500 W (cont.
Page 552: Wireless Transceiver
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Dimensions(L x W x H): 255mm x 108mm x 66mm DialPad) 24 VDC@ 30 mA maximum 24 VDC@ 20 mA sleeping mode Battery Holder: 4”AAA” 6 VDC@ 100mA maximum 6 VDC@ 70mA sleeping mode Weight: 0.5kg...
Page 553: Ppm-As
Technical Data Audio Characteristics Sensitivity range (60~130dBA), ±5 dBA THD: <0.2% Equivalent: -80 dBu 50~16 kHz@600Ω THD+N @ dBu: 0.2% 50~16 kHz Frequency response: 10 + 1 dBu 50~16 kHz@0 dBu, sample rate= 48 k Sampling rate: 48 kHz only 1 selection *The di erence between 1kHz and the frequency of maximum value Mechanical &...
Page 554: Urc-150/Urc-150As
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Impedance: 4Ohm Maximum Power: @ 1kHz = 1W THD: @ 1kHz < 1% Bandwidth: @ -3dB = 200Hz ~ 12kHz Mechanical Dimensions( W x L x H): 250mm x 140mm x 75mm Touch Screen: Diagonal: 5"/Resolution = 800 x 480 Weight: 1.1Kg...
Page 555: Urgp32I/Urgp16I16O
Technical Data Mechanical Dimensions( W x L x H): 250mm x 140mm x 80mm Touch Screen: Diagonal: 5"/Resolution = 800 x 480 Weight: 1.1Kg Color: RAL7016 Maximum Cable Length: 100m on CAT5 cable Operating temperature: 0ºC ~ 55ºC 7.4.10 URGP32I/URGP16I16O Electrical Item Voltage...
Page 556: Cd8/Cd16
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Dimensions( W x H x D): 400mm x 210mm x 130mm Weight: 0.45 Kg Color: RAL7035 Screen: Diagonal: 5"/ Resolution: 800 x 480 Maximum Cable Length: 100m on CAT5 cable Operating temperature: 0ºC ~ 55ºC 7.4.12 CD8/CD16...
Page 557: Pcp
Technical Data Impedance: 8Ohm Maximum Power: @ 1kHz = 1W THD: @ 1kHz < 1% Bandwidth: @ -3dB = 200Hz ~ 20kHz Music Input Input Impedance: 10kOhm Maximum level: 12dBu THD: @ 1kHz < 0.1% Bandwidth: @ -3dB = 20Hz ~ 20kHz Mechanical Dimensions(W x H x D): 483 mm x 220 mm x 68 mm...
Page 558: Anm
IDA8 Global-Net User Manual Maximum Power: @ 1kHz = 1W THD: @ 1kHz < 1% Bandwidth: @ -3dB = 200Hz ~ 20kHz Music Input Input Impedance: 10kOhm Maximum level: 12dBu THD: @ 1kHz < 0.1% Bandwidth: @ -3dB = 20Hz ~ 20kHz...
Page 559: Contact Infomation
T: +65 6481 1968 F : +886-4-25333830 F: +65 6481 1960 sales@ateis-fareast.com info@ateis-se.com.sg ATEÏS China Room 610, No. 255 Wubao Road, Minxing district, Shanghai, China www.ateis.c om T : 021-54495191/92 F : 021-54495193 sales@ateis.com.cn © 2017, ATEÏS, member of PAX ProAV Group...

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