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- Page 1 Operating Instructions Acoustics for road traffic signal systems Soundguide EK598...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
3.1 Dimensions 3.2 Technical data 3.3 Safety key indicators 3.4 Block diagram 3.5 Block diagram of control unit / Soundguide EK598 / Basicplus EK523 3.6 Operating voltages 3.7 Green input (pedestrian crossing enabled) 3.8 Optional control inputs 3.9 Guideplus connection... - Page 3 Questions / Answers / FAQ sgManager Material defects Quality management Disclaimer/Warranty Contact...
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Page 4: General Information
The copyright to these instructions remains with Langmatz GmbH. Safety information The product corresponds to the current state-of-the-art technology at the time of printing and is delivered in an operationally safe condition. -
Page 5: Product Description
Product description Dimensions Distance from the pole Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4... -
Page 6: Technical Data
Technical data Designation Acoustics for road traffic signal systems Grey (similar to RAL 7032) Housing colour Green (similar to RAL 6009) Black (similar to RAL 9017) Housing material Polycarbonate (PC) Protection class Protection rating IP54 Power consumption Typically 5 W | maximum 8 W Universal, stainless steel;... -
Page 7: Safety Key Indicators
Safety key indicators The failure rates of the electronics were determined by an FMEDA according to IEC 61508. The calculations are based on component failure rates in accordance with SN 29500. Time between periodic safety checks 1 year (Interval between unit inspections) Probability of failure per hour (Average 1,650*10E-11... -
Page 8: Block Diagram
Block diagram Note! Disconnected cores must remain insulated. Fig. 5 Note: Striped cores are connected to the traffic light controller. Solid coloured cores are connected to the basicplus EK523. -
Page 9: Block Diagram Of Control Unit / Soundguide Ek598 / Basicplus Ek523
Block diagram of control unit / Soundguide EK598 / Basicplus EK523 Fig. 6... -
Page 10: Operating Voltages
Operating voltages Designation Core Minimum Maximum Unit 2 (BK/YE) Permanent operating voltage 3 (BU/YE) Permanent operating voltage 0.8 U 1.2 U Volts Input voltage range (min. 20 V) (max. 265 V) Input power watts Universal voltage unit - nominal voltage is set using software Nominal voltage 24 DC | 40 AC | 110 AC | 230 AC Volts... -
Page 11: Package Includes
Package includes Item 1 1x Soundguide EK598 including connection cable (not shown). Item 2 1 x drilling template (self-adhesive paper). Optional: 1x drilling jig (metal) See section 11 on page 26. Fig. 7 Required tools (not included) Item 1 Size 4 Allen key... -
Page 12: Installation
• Cut 2 M6 threads (2). • Drill 1 hole with a diameter of 14 mm (3) (for the cable duct). Fig. 10 Langmatz recommends using a metal drilling jig. Langmatz item no. 700663080. See also section 11 on page 26 Installing the Soundguide •... -
Page 13: Installation With A Clamping Strap
Installation with a clamping strap We recommend using a spirit level to ensure correct levelling. • Remove the protective film from the drilling template (1). • Attach the drilling template at the appropriate height on the traffic light pole. • Punch-mark the centre of the drill hole for the cable duct (2). -
Page 14: Installation In The Signal Chamber
The top part (2) is shown in grey here for ease of illustration. Fig. 15 Installation in accordance with DIN 32981. The Soundguide EK598 (1) is installed in the signal chamber. The upper sound outlet opening of the Soundguide (2) faces the pedestrian crossing, towards the centre of the carriageway. -
Page 15: Commissioning
Commissioning • Supply operating voltage to the Soundguide. • The unit is internally ready for operation. • Define the operating voltage via the sgManager in the unit. • Wait for it to change to green for the operating voltage selection to be applied. •... -
Page 16: Parametrisation
Open the “Langmatz” start menu / sub-menu. • Double-click sgManager to open it. • Enter the password (only the first time you open the program). Please contact Langmatz GmbH to obtain a password. Have the password request code ready. • The program starts up. Fig. 18... -
Page 17: Starting The Sgmanager Program
Units are listed in a table according to their signal strength (1) • Simply click on a unit row: The Langmatz logo flashes blue on the underside of the Soundguide. This means that the acoustic sound set can be identified when there are multiple Soundguide units within range. -
Page 18: Display After Program Start
Display after program start Fig. 20 • Pressing “Repeat unit scan” (1) searches for the Soundguide within the reception range and adds new units found to the list (F1 shortcut). • Pressing “Clear unit list” (2) clears the list of units displayed (F2 shortcut). •... -
Page 19: Basic Settings
10.4 Basic settings Possible selection points: • Display and selection of sounds for the Sound settings dropdown menu (1). • Give the quick-save keys individual names (2). • Change the sgManager language (3). • Checkbox “Permit non-VDE-compliant voltage” (4). When selected, notification of deviation from the standard will appear, that needs to be confirmed (see 19). -
Page 20: Establishing A Connection Between The Sgmanager And Soundguide
10.5 Establishing a connection between the sgManager and Soundguide Identifying the unit • Single-click the corresponding line. • Langmatz logo on the underside of the unit starts flashing blue. • The unit is displayed in blue in the SoundguideManager. Connecting to the unit •... -
Page 21: Voltage Setting - Sound Settings - Advanced Settings
Voltage setting – Sound settings – Advanced settings 10.6 There are three different menu windows as soon as the sgManager has established a connection with a Soundguide. 10.6.1 Voltage setting • Assign an individual name for the Soundguide (1). • Dimming (2) checkbox. (can be enabled via “Basic settings”). -
Page 22: 10.6.2 Sound Settings
Fig. 25 10.6.2 Sound settings All the Soundguide’s sound parameters can be set here. The volume of the signal is set via the ‘boost’! The signals are emitted the ‘boost’ value louder than the ambient noise. The guide sound should be set to ensure that it is audible within a radius of 4.5 m (± 0.5 m). Set the pedestrian crossing signal according to the carriageway width. - Page 23 The pedestrian crossing signal and guide signal parameters are set separately from each other. • Selection of a standardised pedestrian crossing signal from the dropdown menu (3) and Fig. 30 • Setting the drop-off time (4) • “Slowly goes quieter”: (5 dB/s). •...
- Page 24 Example: Ambient level = 70 dB Boost = + 3 dB Max. level emitted = 70 dB (e.g. traffic-calmed area) Level emitted = 70 dB Fig. 33 Set parameters that will be required again can be saved in the sgManager (on a PC).
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Page 25: 10.6.3 Advanced Settings
10.6.3 Advanced settings • Read, clear and save the event history • Select and start firmware update. • Display of the hardware version of the SIL3 and feature part. • Display of the firmware version of the SIL3 and feature part. •... -
Page 26: Accessories
Carry out a In the event of a defect, send installation. complete function the device with a description of test the fault to (see Chapter 9) Langmatz GmbH. -
Page 27: Eu Declaration Of Conformity
The following standards were complied with: DIN EN 50293:2013 (EMC) DIN EN 50556:2019 (LVD) 32981:2018-06 DIN EN 61508:2011 SIL3 The EU Declaration of Conformity for this product can be requested from Langmatz GmbH. Questions / Answers / FAQ sgManager http://langmatz.de/en/service/customer-service/ Issue... - Page 28 Material defects Langmatz accepts liability for material defects in the product as per Section 434 BGB (German Civil Code) for 24 months, starting from the date on the purchase receipt. Within the scope of liability, all parts that become damaged due to manufacturing faults or material defects will be replaced or repaired free of charge.
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