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  • Page 1 User Manual English v2.0...
  • Page 2 (WEEE) IEC 61140 protection class II OPERATION MANUAL For VoiceMusic English v1.00 Designed and manufactured by SEMITRON S.A. Headquarters: Industrial Area of Sindos - GR 57022 Thessaloniki tel: +30 2310.796.963 - fax: +30 2310.795.563 email: info@semitron.gr - http://www.semitron.gr Branch: Argous 46, Kolonos - GR 10444 - Athens tel: +30 210.512.04.14 - fax: 210 512.07.78...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS Contents 1. Description 2. Specifications 3. The Device 4. Description of connections and settings 4.1 Power Supply 4.2 Audio output 4.3 Audio input 4.4 CAN BUS 4.5 Volume adjustment 4.6 SUFFLE (random play) 4.7 Input of announcement signals 4.7.1 BCD/GRAY CODE 4.7.2 Decimal...

  • Page 5: Description

    1. Description VoiceMusic The VoiceMusic device was designed for simplicity of use. It is a high-tech product and is accompanied by unique features that make it stand out from competing products. The VoiceMusic device can play audio files, with mp3 encod- ing, for music, floor announcement, information messages (eg...

  • Page 6: Specifications

    2. Specifications Input Voltage 5-35 Vdc Inputs Common (+) or (-) 12 or 24 Vdc Sound file type 44.1 KHz - 128Kbits/sec Storage mean Standard SD card till 2GB Current Consumption 25mA whithout playing music 40mA while playing music Weight 142gr Functions 3 extra sounds...

  • Page 7: The Device

    3. The Device SD card -Vdc Power Supply (0 Vdc) CANL CanBus Signal - CANL CANH CanBus Signal - CANH +Vdc Power Supply (+5 to +35 Vdc) +Sound Out -Sound Out +Aux +Aux In -Aux -Aux In Triger Mute Mode / 9 (Decimal input) Night Mode / 8 (Decimal input) E2/7 Extra 2 / 7 (Decimal input)
  • Page 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TERM Terminal Resistor Can Bus MUTE Mute mode activation NIGHT Night mode activation EXT_3 Music play extra_3.mp3 activation SPARE Not used EXT_2 Music play extra_2.mp3 activation EXT_1 Music play extra_1.mp3 activation Audio input activation Random music play activation GONG...

  • Page 9: Description Of Connections And Settings

    4. Description of connections and settings • 4.1 Power Supply The device is powered by a dc voltage of 5-35 Volts while it is protected from reverse polarity. In case of proper power supply, the corresponding green LED remains on continuously. The fol- lowing figure shows the power connections.

  • Page 10: Audio Input

    • 4.3 Audio Input The device can also play audio from an external source (eg radio). In this case it will need to be adjusted to reproduce the sound it receives from the audio input instead of the mp3 music files inside the SD card.

  • Page 11: Can Bus

    General The device also cooperates with the elevator control panels of SEMITRON that have four-wiring CAN BUS. In this case the de- vice receives the information for the floor announcement through the CAN BUS signals so no other connections to the el- evator control panel are required.

  • Page 12: Volume Adjustment

    • 4.5 Volume Adjustment General The volume on the audio output is set by the two keys on the front of the device. This volume concerns the music files play, floor announcements and information. It DOES NOT concern the volume of the audio input. In order to adjust the volume of the audio input it should be done by properly adjusting the de- vice from which the sound is received (e.g.

  • Page 13: Input Of Announcement Signals

    • 4.7 Input of Announcement signals General The device can receive signals in its inputs with BCD, Decimal, Gray Code or CAN BUS encoding. The CAN BUS case has already been analyzed in section 4.4. In other cases the inputs are com- mon and the adjustment for the type is done using the corre- sponding switches on the front of the device.
  • Page 14 Connections Triger Mute Mode / 9 (Decimal input) Night Mode / 8 (Decimal input) E2/7 Extra 2 / 7 (Decimal input) E1/6 Extra 1 / 6 (Decimal input) Ε (BCD input) / 5 (Decimal input) D (BCD input) / 4 (Decimal input) C (BCD input) / 3 (Decimal input) B (BCD input) / 2 (Decimal input) A (BCD input) / 1 (Decimal input)

  • Page 15: Decimal

    4.7.1 BCD/GRAY CODE In case the device operates with BCD or GRAY CODE, up to 32 stops can be announced, while the inputs that must be con- nected are shown in the image below. 4.7.2 Decimal In case the device works with decimal encoding, up to 10 stops can be announced, while the inputs that must be connected are shown in the image below.
  • Page 16 4.7.3 Announcement GONG If the user wishes, the device can be set to play the GONG sound instead of a floor announcement. In this case the only signal required is the Triger.

  • Page 17: Other Functions

    • 4.8 Other Functions General As shown in the previous pictures, the inputs of the device have more than one function. Each function will be described and an- alyzed. 4.8.1 6/Extra 1 This input can be used either to announce a stop when decimal encoding is used or to play the file named extra_1.mp3.

  • Page 18: 8/Night Mode

    4.8.3 8/Night Mode This input can be used either to announce a stop when decimal encoding is used or to activate the Night Mode function. In Night Mode while the input remains on, the volume of the audio output drops to 50% of the defined volume for normal operation.

  • Page 19: 9/Mute Mode

    4.8.4 9/Mute Mode This input can be used either to announce a stop when decimal encoding is used or to activate the Mute Mode function. During Mute Mode and while the input remains off, the volume of the audio output is reset. Note: Mute Mode is also supported if the device uses the audio input (and not the SD card) Input 9/Mute Mode...

  • Page 20: Insert Sounds To Sd Card

    5. Insert sounds to SD card General The device supports any standard SD card with capacity up to 2 GB. In order to be able to play sounds, the following rules must be followed: 1. The SD card must have two folders named music and an- nounce.
  • Page 21 The following figure shows an example with proper file nomen- clature.
  • Page 24 SEMITRON S.A. Headquarters: Industrial Area of Sindos, Thessaloniki, GR 57022 - tel: +30 2310.796.963 - fax: +30 2310.795.563 ranch: Argous 46, Kolonos, Athens, GR 10444 - tel: +30 210.512.04.14 - fax: +30 210.512.07.78 email: info@semitron.gr - http://www.semitron.gr Copyright © 2020 SEMITRON S.A.

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