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INSTALLATION MANUAL
PAA29+
PAA29+ v1.4 (07/2011)

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  • Page 1 INSTALLATION MANUAL PAA29+ PAA29+ v1.4 (07/2011)
  • Page 2 Imprint All rights reserved © Copyright by Proyecson S.A. Ronda Guglielmo Marconi 4. Parque Tecnológico. 46980 Paterna (Valencia) Spain Printed in Spain, issue September 2009 This operating manual even extracts may only be reprinted or otherwise copied with special, written permission from Proyecson S.A.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY ....................5 GENERAL INSTALLATION PROPER USE 2. INTRODUCTION .................7 3. FEATURES ..................8 4. FRONTAL PANEL ................10 5. REAR PANEL..................11 6. CONNECTION PROCEDURE ...............12 CONNECTION TO A DOLBY SERVER CONNECTION TO A DOREMI SERVER OVER ETHERNET CONNECTION TO A DOREMI SERVER USING THE SERIAL PORT 6.4 CONNECTION TO A DOREMI SERVER USING THE GPIO PORT 7.
  • Page 4 9.5 EXAMPLES OF INPUT CONNECTION: 9.5.1 INPUT WITH A NEGATIVE COMMON: 9.5.2 INPUT WITH A POSITIVE COMMON: 10. NOTES....................49 10.1 FIRMWARE VERSIONS 11. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES ..............49 12. DIMENSIONS .................50 APPENDIX A: SERIAL COMMANDS FOR DOLBY........51 APPENDIX B: COMMANDS FOR DOREMI SERVERS........53 INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 5: Safety

    1. SAFETY 1.1 GENERAL IMPORTANT: READ THIS MANUAL ALONG WITH THE MANUAL OF EACH PART OF THE POWER SUPPLY. • Never modify or handle the mechanical or electrical safety devices installed in the power supply. • Do not change or modify in any way the original design of the power supply.

  • Page 6: Proper Use

    1.3 PROPER USE • Do not use this power supply if you have not previously received the necessary instructions of safety, use and cleaning by an expert user. • Read and understand the operating manual of this power supply before using.

  • Page 7: Introduction

    2. INTRODUCTION The Proyecson PAA29+ Automation adapter makes it easy to interface digital cinema playback equipment with existing cinema control systems, enabling fully automated presentations. Input and output connections enable digital cinema equipment to control existing lighting, automation, and other old systems. The unit converts network or serial control from the digital cinema playback system in relay closures.

  • Page 8: Features

    3. FEATURES PAA29+ Front Panel Power Button With LED indicator. LED Indicator General purpose input, relay output status, +24 V and + 5 Test Buttons Buttons for test and manually activation purposes for each input/output. PAA29+ Rear Panel Connections General Purpose Inputs Eight opto-isolated low- voltage inputs, screw terminals, 24V logics.
  • Page 9 19” rack-mounting. change without notice. Power Requeriments Disclaimer of Warranties 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 50w Equipment manufactured by Proyecson from a centrally switched power S.A. is warranted against defects in source. materials for a period of three years from the date of purchase. There are...

  • Page 10: Frontal Panel

    4. FRONTAL PANEL Figure 4.A 1. Power button 2. 24vdc indicator 3. 5vdc indicator 4. Manual activation push button and output active status led’s. • The led indicate that the output is active. • Activate the outputs directly with the push bottoms without using the server.

  • Page 11: Rear Panel

    5. REAR PANEL Figure 5.A 1. Mains input 100 - 230 vac. 2. Inputs connector. 3. Outputs connectors. 4. RJ45 network connection port with connection and activity leds indicator. 5. 9 pin female D-connector serial port. 6. GPIO port with female connector DVI-I with all pins (dual link). 7.

  • Page 12: Connection Procedure

    6. CONNECTION PROCEDURE 6.1 CONNECTION TO A DOLBY SERVER The PAA29+ must be connected to a Dolby server through the port RS232. Configure Dolby server serial port and send/receive commands as explained throughout this manual. First, configure PAA29+ to activate the serial port, as followed: 1.
  • Page 13 2. Set the jumpers W3 and W5 of “NET CONFIG” in the position “TX_S” and “RX_S” respectively as shows figure 6.1B. Figure 6.1.B 3. Put back the PAA29+ top cover and connect it to the Dolby DSS100 or DS200 through the RS232 serial port, use a DB9 pin to pin connection serial cable.
  • Page 14 See the interconnection diagram on the following picture: Figure 6.1C INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 15: Connection To A Doremi Server Over Ethernet

    6.2 CONNECTION TO A DOREMI SERVER OVER ETHERNET The connection of the PAA29+ to a Doremi server can be done through the Ethernet port. The PAA29+ must be added to the Doremi server as a new device and the send/receive commands configured as explained throughout this manual. First, set up the PAA29+ in order to enable the Ethernet port.
  • Page 16 Put back top cover device and connect PAA29+ to the Ethernet Switch of Doremi’s server network, use a cable CAT 5 or higher with a pin to pin configuration. See the interconnection diagram on the following picture: Figure 6.2C INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 17: Connection To A Doremi Server Using The Serial Port

    6.3 CONNECTION TO A DOREMI SERVER USING THE SERIAL PORT It is also possible to connect the Doremi server to the PAA29+ using the serial port if the server has a 2.0.5.0 or higher software version configuring the PAA29+ to activate the serial port, as followed: 1.
  • Page 18 3. Put back the PAA29+ top cover and connect it to the Doremi server through the RS232 serial port, use a DB9 pin to pin serial cable. You need to add the PAA29+ as a serial device. The connection diagram is in Figure 6.3C Figure 6.3C INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 19: Connection To A Doremi Server Using The Gpio Port

    6.4 CONNECTION TO A DOREMI SERVER USING THE GPIO PORT Other way to connect the PAA29+ to Doremi server is using the GPIO port. This connection does not require adding the PAA29+ as a new device to the Doremi server, because we are using the server’s GPIO port. There is no need to set up the PAA29+ with this kind of connection, due to the fact that the PAA29+ operates as a power interface and isolation of the GPIO server port.

  • Page 20: Configuration Of The Paa29+ Ethernet Port

    7. CONFIGURATION OF THE PAA29+ ETHERNET PORT Before connecting the PAA29+ to the server over Ethernet, set up the PAA29+ port in order to be in the same sub-network as the server. There are several ways to do it. 7.1 OVER A TCP/IP CONNEXION In order to connect with the PAA29+ Ethernet over a TCP/IP connection, it is necessary to know the IP address of the PAA29+.
  • Page 21 Figure 7.1A 5. You can see the main set up page on Figure 7.1B. On the left side, there is a menu with the set up options, choose the option “Network” and the page appears just like the Figure 7.1B, if the PAA29+ is a factory device, the data on the window will be the same ones as shown on the figure.
  • Page 22 Figure 7.1B 6. Once done, choose the Menu option “Apply Settings” and a page appears just like the Figure 7.1C, which will indicate that the data have been saved and that the device is being rebooted in order for the settings to be applied.

  • Page 23: Configure The Ethernet For A Doremi Server

    7. If the new PAA29+’s IP is in a different sub-network than the PC we used for the settings, the PC net configuration must be changed in order to communicate with the PAA29+ again and check if the changes have been done successfully. 8.
  • Page 24 Figure 7.1.1A 7. Click on the “OK” button to confirm the changes. 8. Click on the “Apply Settings” to save the changes and reboot the network system as in the previous step. INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 25: Through A Rs232 Connection

    7.2. THROUGH A RS232 CONNECTION To configure the PAA29+ through the RS232 port, follow the next steps: 1. Open the PAA29+ top lid and set the jumpers W3 and W5 (NET CONFIG) in the position CF_E like in the figure 7.2A. Figure 7.2A 2.
  • Page 26 Figure 7.2B 5. Pressing the key “enter” appears the information of the port current configuration and the menu that enables modifications (figure 7.2C). Picture 7.2C 6. Entering the “0” option allows to change the IP and the network configuration of the device as shown on figure 7.2D. INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)
  • Page 27 Figure 7.2D 7. Once the IP is configured, the option “9” allows saving the new configuration. 8. The PAA29+ IP address is configured, leave the jumpers W3 and W5 (NET CONFIG) in the correct position depending on the connection that will be used.

  • Page 28: Servers Configuration

    8. SERVERS CONFIGURATION In order to PAA29+ carry out its function, it’s not only necessary to configure the device, but also the server. Regarding this aspect, the different configuration ways for compatible servers will be described further on. 8.1. SERVER SELECTION IN THE PAA29+ To configure the server in the PAA29+, follow the next steps: 1.
  • Page 29 3. Select the tab “SERIAL AUTOMATION” to configure the serial port server. 4. In the configuration box “SERIAL PORT SETTINGS” choose the next parameters (Figure 8.2B): • Data rate = 9600. • Data bits = 8. • Parity = none. •...
  • Page 30 8. Once the file is imported and the server restarted, the “SERIAL AUTOMATION” tab will be as shown on figure 8.2C. 9. Thereby the cues are available in the Dolby server ready to be inserted in any show. 10.To modify the name of the cue, double click on it in the column “name”, do the modification and save the changes.

  • Page 31: Doremi Server Set-Up

    8.3 DOREMI SERVER SET-UP This manual is based on the Doremi software version 1.0.4-0, other versions could have little differences 8.3.1 ADD THE PAA29+ TO THE SERVER You must add the device before initiating a connection between the PAA29+ and the Doremi server by following the next steps: 1.
  • Page 32 9. You can see the Device Manager window with this configuration on the figure 8.3.1B. 10.Click on the icon “Save” in order to save the new device. Figure 8.3.1B 11.If you are not logged as admin, you will need to be authenticated. Figure 8.3.1C.

  • Page 33: Setup The Output Cues (Non-Library Method)

    8.3.2 SETUP THE OUTPUT CUES (NON-LIBRARY METHOD) Once the device is added, set up the “cues” in order to manage the PAA29+ outputs. You have two methods to do this, the first one is to add the output cues (only valid for output cues, not for trigger cues) following the Doremi Macro Editor Manual.
  • Page 34 4. On the appearing “Send a Message” pop-up window, write the following: • Message Label: Following report of the operation (optional). • Device Name: Select “Paa29+”. • Message Type: Select “Text”. • Message: Write in the dialog box the message in ASCII code that will be sent to the PAA29+ when executing the macro cue.
  • Page 35 Figure 8.3.2.D 8. If the command is successfully received for the Paa29+, a pop-up message like the one in the figure8.3.2.E is shown. Figure8.3.2.E INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 36: Setup The Output Cues Using Paa29+ Xml Library

    8.3.3 SETUP THE OUTPUT CUES USING PAA29+ XML LIBRARY The second method to set-up the cues for the Paa29+ in a Doremi server is using the “paa29+.xml” file, included in the documentation and test CD, to create a cues library for the device in the server. Using this method you can use the inputs and the outputs of the Paa29+ with the Doremi server.
  • Page 37 3. Once you are connected to the server via ftp, upload the “paa29+.xml” file supplied in the documentation and test CD to the “/etc/cueslib/” directory in the server. You can see the “paa29+.xml” loaded in this folder in the figure 8.3.3A. Now, you can set-up the output cues taking the commands from this library.
  • Page 38 Figure 8.3.3C 8. On the appearing “Library” pop-up window, select the action that needed and validate with the OK button as you can see in the figure 8.3.3D. The keys for the action are these: • The actions from H1 to H12 activate (High) and maintain active the corresponding output.
  • Page 39 9. On the appearing “Send a Message” pop-up window (figure 8.3.3E), write the following: • Message Label: Following report of the operation (optional). • Device Name: Select “Paa29+”. • Message Type: Select “Text”. • Message: Left untouched, it comes from the Paa29+ library previously selected.

  • Page 40: Setup The Input Cues Using Paa29+ Xml Library

    8.3.4 SETUP THE INPUT CUES USING PAA29+ XML LIBRARY Using the XML library method you can use the inputs of the Paa29+ to send automation messages to the Doremi server. You need the “Paa29+.xml” file loaded properly in the Doremi server to use this feature, in the 1,2 and 3 steps of the 8.3.3 chapter of this manual you can see the procedure to load the file and create the Paa29+ Library.
  • Page 41 3. In the “Signal Setup” pop-up window, left the “Any” in the “Source device name” selection tab and press the “…” button in the “Signal name” field. Figure 8.3.4C. Figure 8.3.4C 4. Pressing this button you will open the “Signal Library” pop-up window, you must select the “Paa29+”...
  • Page 42 5. Pressing the Ok button of the “Signal library” window you will come back to the “Signal Setup” window, but with the “Signal name” filled with your previous chosen input selection. You can see the example for the Input 1 in the figure 8.3.4E. Click on the Ok button to finish the creation of the trigger cue.

  • Page 43: Outputs / Inputs Of The Paa29

    9. OUTPUTS / INPUTS OF THE PAA29+ The contacts order in the connectors and the internal circuitry of the PAA29 + outputs as shown on the following schemes and pictures: 9.1. OUTPUT 1 CONNECTOR: Figure 9.1A Figure 9.1B INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 44: Output 2 Connector

    9.2 OUTPUT 2 CONNECTOR: Figure 9.2A Picture 9.2B INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 45: Output 3 Connector

    9.3 OUTPUT 3 CONNECTOR: Figure 9.3A Figure 9.3B INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 46: Input Connector

    9.4 INPUT CONNECTOR: Figure 9.4A Picture 9.4B INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 47: Examples Of Input Connection

    9.5 EXAMPLES OF INPUT CONNECTION: The digital inputs are divided in two groups; each group shares a common independent cable. The first group includes the inputs from I1 to I4 and in the second one the inputs from I5 to I8. 9.5.1 INPUT WITH A NEGATIVE COMMON: Figure 9.5.1A INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 48: Input With A Positive Common

    9.5.2 INPUT WITH A POSITIVE COMMON: Picture 9.5.2A INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 49: Notes

    10. NOTES 10.1 FIRMWARE VERSIONS • PNA 02: o Fully compatible with Dolby DSS200 and DSS100/DSP100 servers automation using the serial port. o Compatible with the “Automation Cues” of the Doremi DCP 2000 and DCP 2K4 servers. o NOT compatible with the “Trigger Cues” of the Doremi DCP 2000 and DCP 2K4 servers.

  • Page 50: Dimensions

    12. DIMENSIONS Dimensions and Weight 483 x 183 x 44 mm. INSTALLATION MANUAL: PAA29+ V 1.4 (07/2011)

  • Page 51: Appendix A: Serial Commands For Dolby

    APPENDIX A: SERIAL COMMANDS FOR DOLBY Category Type Name Command Action I/O hard Input Other Play 31U31UA Start Show Input 1 Input Other Pause 32U32UB Pause Show Input 2 Input Other Stop 33U33UC Stop Show Input 3 Output Lights 51U51UA Pulse Output 1 Output...
  • Page 52 Output Other 6BU6BUW Output 11 Output Other 6CU6CUX Output 12 Output Lights 71U71UY Output 1 Output Lights 72U72UZ Output 2 Output Lights 73U73U0 Output 3 Output Lights 74U74U1 Output 4 Output Other 75U75U2 Output 5 Output Other 76U76U3 Output 6 Output Other 77U77U4...

  • Page 53: Appendix B: Commands For Doremi Servers

    APPENDIX B: COMMANDS FOR DOREMI SERVERS. Category Name Command Action I/O hard Output 51U51UA\r Pulse Output 1 Output 52U52UB\r Pulse Output 2 Output 53U53UC\r Pulse Output 3 Output 54U54UD\r Pulse Output 4 Output 55U55UE\r Pulse Output 5 Output 56U56UF\r Pulse Output 6 Output 57U57UG\r...
  • Page 54 Output 72U72UZ\r Output 2 Output 73U73U0\r Output 3 Output 74U74U1\r Output 4 Output 75U75U2\r Output 5 Output 76U76U3\r Output 6 Output 77U77U4\r Output 7 Output 78U78U5\r Output 8 Output 79U79U6\r Output 9 Output 7AU7AU7\r Output 10 Output 7BU7BU8\r Output 11 Output 7CU7CU9\r Output 12...

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