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SCM6/1
SCM6/1
USER MANUAL
VOLUME1
Manufactured by R.V.R ELETTRONICA Italy

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  • Page 1 SCM6/1 SCM6/1 USER MANUAL VOLUME1 Manufactured by R.V.R ELETTRONICA Italy...
  • Page 2 Limitations of use can apply in respect of operating freuency, transmitter power and/or channel spacing. Declaration of Conformity Hereby, R.V.R. Elettronica, declares that this FM transmitter is in complian- ce with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU.
  • Page 3 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA Technical Specifications SCM6/1 Parameters U.M. Value Notes GENERALS Working temperature °C -10 to +50 Working Humidity 95 (Without condensing) Working Altitude 3000 With adequate air evacuation system in site POWER REQUIREMENTS AC Supply Voltage 115 -125 - 230 - 250 ±15% (*)
  • Page 4 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA User Manual Rev. 2.0 - 28/10/22...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA Table of Contents Preliminary Instructions Warranty First Aid Treatment of electrical shocks Treatment of electrical Burns General Description Unpacking Features Frontal Panel Description Rear Panel Description Frontal Panel Description Audio Grid Rear Panel Description Audio Grid Frontal Panel Description AES/EBU Grid...
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  • Page 7: Preliminary Instructions

    2. Warranty R.V.R. Elettronica shall not be liable for injury to persons or La R.V.R. Elettronica warrants this product to be free from damage to property resulting from improper use or operation defects in workmanship and its proper operation subject to by trained/untrained and qualified/unqualified persons.

  • Page 8: First Aid

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA to the address stated on the authorisation as specified • Two rescuers: one rescue breath after each 5 by the R.V.R. Service Manager. compressions. Units returned without a return authorisation may • Do not stop chest compressions while giving be rejected and sent back to the sender.

  • Page 9: General Description

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 4. General Description 4.1 Unpacking The package contains:  1 SCM6/1  1 User Manual  1 Mains power cables The following accessories are also available from Your R.V.R. Dealer: Options for the machine • Spare parts •...
  • Page 10 • TC/TS electromechanical interface The user interface of the SCM6/1 is consituted by a LCD graphic display and a knob (the “encoder”). There are also two switches to select the working mode of the system, a button to force the system to work in “Nominal” mode and a series of LEDs.

  • Page 11: Frontal Panel Description

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 4.3 Frontal Panel Description [1] SYNOPTIC Representation of the system status. [2] DISPLAY Liquid crystals display. [3] ENCODER Software control knob and button. [4] DEFAULT CONFIG Working status indication (LED) and force button. [5] REMOTE/LOCAL Indicators (LEDs) and switch.

  • Page 12: Rear Panel Description

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 4.4 Rear Panel Description [1] J4 Control connector for combiner/load. [2] TX1/6 J12/62 Control connectors for relays 1-6 (from top to bottom) [3] TXR J20 Control connector for the reserve transmitter. [4] TX1/6 J16/30 Control connector for transmitters 1-6 (top to bottom).

  • Page 13: Frontal Panel Description Audio Grid

    [5] TXR CHANNEL Six Yellow leds, lit when the corresponding audio channel is routed to the reserve transmitter 4.6 Rear Panel Description Audio Grid [1] COMMAND OUT DB25 connector from SCM6/1. [2] COMMAND IN DB25 connector to RDS Grid. [3] TX1/6 LEFT XLR female left channel input TX1-6 (from left to right).

  • Page 14: Frontal Panel Description Aes/Ebu Grid

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 4.7 Frontal Panel Description AES/EBU Grid AES/EBU GRID MOD. AES6/1 ELETTRONICA TXR CHANNEL [1] ON Green led, lit when the device is ON. [2] TXR CHANNEL Six Yellow leds, lit when the corresponding AES/EBU channels are routed to the reserve transmitter.
  • Page 15 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 4.9 Frontal Panel Description RDS Grid RDS & PILOT GRID MOD. RDS6/1 ELETTRONICA TXR CHANNEL [1] ON Green led, lit when the device is ON. [2] TXR CHANNEL Six Yellow leds, lit when the corresponding RDS channels are routed to the reserve transmitter.

  • Page 16: Installation And Use

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 5. Quick guide for installation and use This section provides a step-by-step description of equipment installation and configuration procedure. Follow these procedures closely upon first power-on and each time any change is made to general configuration, such as when a new transmission station is added or the equipment is replaced.

  • Page 17: Modes Of Operation

    5.2 Modes of Operation The SCM6/1 can operate in different modes, depending on the combination of the position of the switches on the front panel. Switch REMOTE/LOCAL (5 figure 4-3) •...
  • Page 18 “Local” mode (e.g. for maintenance) and if it’s set as enabled in the SCM6/1 configuraration. To modify the configuration of this setting on the SCM6/1, push the encoder when the cursor is on this item: the indication Enabl.
  • Page 19 5.3.2 Mode Menu When the SCM6/1 is in local mode, this menu allows the user to select one out of three operating modes: EXPLOITATION The user can only read the parameters without changing them.
  • Page 20 When switched ON, the transmitter is allowed to keep the InhBit Inhibit signal active for a time as long as the one configure in this field. The SCM6/1 will start checking the Power Good status only at the end of this interval or when the Inhibit signal is deactivated.
  • Page 21 5.3.5 Ack. menu The “Acknowledge” menu is useful for diagnostics pourpose, since it gives the status of the transmitters as they are seen by the SCM6/1. A “X” in this column indicates the presence of the ON signal, a “-” indicates its aInterlockence A “X”...

  • Page 22: The Synoptic

    5.3.7 GSet menu The General Settings menu is used to set the date and time of the SCM6/1, that is used only for diagnostic purpouses (see Alarm menu). To set the current date and time, enter in the menu screen pushing the encoder on the indication GSet in the navigation bar.
  • Page 23 • the current configuration of the system (enabled/disabled, Priority) coincides with the configuration stored in memory using the “CONFIGURATION” mode. The SCM6/1 includes a protected button to force the system in Nominal mode. User Manual / 40 Rev. 2.0 - 29/11/22...
  • Page 24 ELETTRONICA If the user pushes the “Nominal” button, the management software first asks for confirmation on the status bar. Upon confirmation, the SCM6/1 checks whether the actual status of the transmission system coincides with the one stored in memory as “nominal”, and then it performs the necessary steps to go back to the nominal status, that is: •...

  • Page 25: Operation

    When a transmitter has to be switched off by the automatism implemented by the SCM6/1 to perform a permutation, the TC Off is not sent, and only the Interlock is opened. This behaviour is intended to avoid the need for the pre-heating cycle.
  • Page 26 An example of the set of TCs and TSs exchanged between the SCM6/1 and a transmitter Is given in figure 4-3.
  • Page 27 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA TX EXAMPLE Auto N+1 J 21 TB 103 Inhibition 123 A Inhibition 124 A Fire safety Common T.C. Alim. 10 H 24 VTC 10 B Command K 02 Command Security ( 24 V ) Chain ( 24 V )
  • Page 28 5 Transmitter Configuration (TX 1 to TX 6): closing one of the interlocks signals enable the configuration of the transmitter. These telesignalizations are obtained by permanent interlocks opening/closing via a TS Common polarized by the SCM6/1. 6.1.2.2 Telecontrols 1 On transmitter,...
  • Page 29 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 6.1.3.2 Telecontrols 1 On 2 Off 3 Mode 1, 4 Mode 2 (reserve) The existing TC stereo on the Thomson system is not included in the RVR system. TC Mono N+1 is also not managed in the RVR system.

  • Page 30: Operation In Automatic Mode

    A fault event detected by the SCM6/1 will thus be treated differently depending on the status of the system. The basic aim of the SCM6/1 is to cyclically check the RF Power of the transmitters and to suInterlocktitute a faulty principal transmitter using the reserve transmitter.
  • Page 31 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA • Acquisition of the power fault: this process is run indefinitely while no fault event is detected. • Priority management: the software determines whether the detected fault requires the implementation of the priority policy • Power Fault validation: this process is intended to validate the necessity for...
  • Page 32 Steps are taken to avoid the recyclage delay to be inserted more than once consecutively for a given transmitter. The last delay used by the SCM6/1 is the “before” timer, configurable for each transmitter.
  • Page 33 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA If during any of the above mentioned delays, the RF power of the current transmitter comes back, the process exits with the value “Power fault not validated”. Start timer TXi “Inhibit” (360” config.) TXi Still TXi Inhibit Timer expired?
  • Page 34 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA Pos. 1 - Pos. 2 TXi Pos. 2 - Pos. 1 TXj Permutation to do? Set Retry Counter Set Retry Counter Start timer Start timer TXi “After” TXj “After” (20” config.) (20” config.) Open BS TXi and Open BS TXj and...

  • Page 35: Operation In Manual Mode

    6.3 Operation in manual mode When the SCM6/1 is set in manual mode with the switch on the front panel, the automatism in the machine is disabled. The manual staus is remotely signalled to the frontal with the TS “N+1 Local”.

  • Page 36: Internal Description

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 7. Internal Description 7.1 SCM6/1 4, 5 Figure 7-1: Top view of the SCM6/1 1 System Interconnection board 2 Transmitters control boards (up to 7 units) 3 CPU board 4 Panel board (top) 5 Synoptic board (bottom) 6 Relay interconnection board...
  • Page 37 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 7.1.1 Supply of TCs and TSs An important point in the interconnection of different devices exchanging telecontrols and telesignalling is the way the related signals are supplied. Figure 5-2 gives a schematic overview of the different power sources for the signals involved in a complete N+1 system.
  • Page 38 ELETTRONICA 7.1.2 Transmitter control boards The SCM6/1 includes one transmitter control board for each of the transmitters in the system. These boards are based on a Fujitsu MB90F543 microprocessor for the implementation of the I/O logic, they have 18 digital inputs and 26 digital outputs.
  • Page 39 SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 5 6 7 8 Switch number Number of Transmitters Other combinations: for future use 7.1.5 System interconnection board This PCB basically hosts the connections between the different components of the device and (through the external connectors) the external elements of the transmission system (transmitters, relay etc.).
  • Page 40 1-3, 2-4: The power supply for the TC for the frontal comes from the corresponding transmitter 3-5, 4-6: The power supply for the TC for the frontal is generated by the SCM6/1 (common voltage) On the right side of the three connectors of the flat cables that join the board to the relay board, there are six 4-pin strip lines.

  • Page 41: Audio Grid

    This device is basically constituted by a series of switches that are controlled by the SCM6/1. In case of changeover the switches are configured to route the audio signal of the suInterlocktituted main transmitter to the reserve transmitter. A panel of LEDs indicates the channel that is fed to TXr.

  • Page 42: Rds Grid

    As for the audio grid, this device is basically constituted by a series of switches that are controlled by the SCM6/1. In case of changeover the switches are configured to route the RDS signal of the suInterlocktituted main transmitter to the reserve transmitter.

  • Page 43: Maintenance

    SCM6/1 ELETTRONICA 8. Maintenance 8.1 Preventive Maintenance The components of the SCM6/1 that require suInterlocktitution as a means of preventive maintenance are the following: • 3 years • Electrolitic capacitors in the switching power suppy 5 years • Battery of the real time clock (BATT1 on the panel board)
  • Page 44 Remove the top cover of the SCM6/1 • Remove the screws that fasten the front panel of the SCM6/1 to the rest of the box and lower the panel to leave sufficient room to remove the card. Remove the metal bar that secure the control cards set.
  • Page 45 • Wait for the system to boot and check on the display the correctness of all the telesignals generated by the devices connected to the SCM6/1. • If everything is correct, put the transmitter in remote mode and configure the SCM6/1 in auto mode if required.
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  • Page 48 R.V.R Elettronica Via del Fonditore, 2 / 2c Zona Industriale Roveri · 40138 Bologna · Italy Phone: +39 051 6010506 · Fax: +39 051 6011104 e-mail: info@rvr.it ·web: http://www.rvr.it The RVR Logo, and others referenced RVR products and services are trademarks of RVR Elettronica in Italy, other countries or both. RVR ® 1998 all rights reserved. All other trademarks, trade names or logos used are property of their respective owners.

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