SEIKAKU TECHNICAL GROUP AUDIO MATRIX RPM200 User Manual

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USER'S MANUAL
AUDIO MATRIX
RPM200
Paging Station
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INDEX
AUDIO MATRIX
01 SAFETY RELATED SYMBOLS
02 WARNING
03 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
05 AUDIO MATRIX
06 SYSTEM PREVIEW
07 BASIC OPERATION
08 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION
09 OPERATION
10 SOFTWARE CONTROL
11 FIRMWARE UPDATE
12 FAQ
13 SPECIFICATIONS
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AUDIO MATRIX
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AUDIO MATRIX
FOREWORD
Thanks to purchase the product of our company, please read this manual carefully before any operation. Note: This guide contains all the information needed for the product. There might be some differences between the item and its description; please refer to the real product for the features.
AUDIO MATRIX
Audio Matrix is a system which contains multiple signal inputs and outputs; each input can be assigned to any output like matrix in mathematics. Parameters controls are available for all the inputs and outputs, and are easily changeable; all the configurations can be backed up a nd restored, easy to copy and t o extend . Audio Matrix gives the ab ility to build complex audio setup in one device providing an instinctive operating interface for both professional and beginner.
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AUDIO MATRIX
SYSTEM PREVIEW
Audio Matrix is a system which combines the hardware with software. The core device is Matrix A8 or Matrix D8. The major features are listed below:
1.12 INPUTS and 12 OUTPUTS
2. In case of extension links, the maximum goes up to 192 inputs and outputs.
3.Broadcast different zones simply by paging unit control.
4.A remote control unit can assign the volume in different zones separately.
5.Control signals are transferred individually with dedicated wires separated from the audio stream, avoiding conflicts and improving the flexibility and the reliability.
6. The transmission for audio stream is based on AES/EBU protocol, while the control signal used a RS-485 format.
There are six members in the MATRIX SYSTEM family: MATRIX A8 --- Server host; MATRIX D8 --- Server host (Compared to A8, 8 analog I/O for the A8, 8 digital I/O for D8); RVC1000 --- Remote volume control with a link port; RVA200 --- Remote volume control with additional outputs; RIO200 --- Remote analog inputs and outputs; RPM200 --- Remote paging station.
By using a combination of the above six devices, most of the broadcasting or routing requirements can be fulfilled. This system fits perfectly for schools, middle and small companies, supermarkets, bars and restaurants, health clubs, small libraries … The friendly and quick implementation of primary and advance parameters makes easy the design of professional as well as simple applications.
Here are some common examples:
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AUDIO MATRIX
RPM200
SYSTEM PREVIEW
RETAIL STORE
Sales Floor
MATRIX A8
RPM200
MP3/CD Player
MP3/CD Player
Video Plaver
Music Server
MATRIX A8
MATRIX A8
RVA200
70/100V
HEALTH CLUB
Active Speaker
Fitting Room
Stock Room
Office
70/100V Speaker
MP3/CD Player
70/100V
RIO200
RVC1000
Active Speakers
Aerobics
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RVA200
Treadmill
Active Speakers
Locker Rooms
Locker Rooms
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SYSTEM PREVIEW
RESTAURANT
AUDIO MATRIX
Restaurant
RPM200
MATRIX A8
MP3/CD Player
Video Plaver
TV
MATRIX A8
4CH 70/100V
SCHOOL
RVA200
Bar
Active Satellite
Active Sub
Terrace
Cloak Room
Toilet
Video Projector
RIO200
Active Speakers
Classroom Classroom
RIO200
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Active Speakers
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AUDIO MATRIX
BASIC OPERATION
RPM200--Paging Station
RP M 200 c a n mana g e the zones y ou wa n t to b e broadcasted, the upper quantity is determinated by the amount of the linked server host. And you can choose the prelude as you wished (MP3 and wav are supported, less than 12M.) Zones can be selected for the ones needed or for all, it ensures the information coverage and delivering selectivity at the same time.
a. LCD screen
It displays the selected zones, the volume and ID number.
b. Signal status indicators
The green LED indicates the presence of signal when the microphone is ON. The red LED indicates the limit of clipping.
c. Communication status indicators
When the communication with the MATRIX-A8 is correct, the green LED blinks. In case of problem, the BUSY red LED lights up.
d. Volume control and all zone selector
It controls the volume of the microphone for each selected zones. By pushing on the button, it selects all zones.
e. Zone selector
It selects one or several zones by turning the button left or right and pushing on it to validate.
f. Push-to-talk switch
When the button is pushed, the chimes sounds and the red ring on the microphone lights up indicating that one can talk.
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BASIC OPERATION
g. XLR connector
Female 3 pin XLR connector for the gooseneck electret microphone. It uses a phantom power controlled by software.
h. USB port
This port is used to load MP3 files for chimes sound. The maximum time for the chimes is 4 seconds.
i. RD port
Connection to the MATRIX-A8. The maximum CAT 5e cable length is 100 meters.
PHYSICAL INSTALLATION
Insert the extended reticle terminal to RD port of remote device and the other end to the serve host. Please note link with shield cat5e or better cable, the total length end to end should be no more than 100m.
OPERATION
Volume adjustment
Turn “scroll” encoder to choose the zones intended to be tuned, short pushing to confirm, rotating “Volume” encoder to change volume value of selected ones.(shows on the upper right corner 0-32 can be adjusted) If all zones needed, just push “Volume” encoder once to select all and turn the “Volume” encoder.
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OPERATION
Broadcast
Turn “Scroll” encoder to choose the zones intended to be paged, choose the ones by pushing “Scroll” encoder shortly and repeat until all the zones needed hooked. If all zones needed, just push “Volume” encoder once to select all. After paging zones selected, click the “Talk” button to speak, click again to stop. Normally, there is a chime sound before your speech, you can change or cancel it by replacing or removing the inner sound file. (You should connect the USB port to your computer to accomplish this work.) Please make certain all the zone to be used are selected before speaking, if not, the system would remind you “Select Zones First !” .
Rename zones
Holding the “volume” to enter the modifying interface, please note only alphabet, number, common used symbol supposed.
Reset device
Holding “Volume” and “Scroll” encoder together more than 3 seconds to enter factory resetting, “Load default setting …” would be showed on screen at the same time. The device would restart automatically after process finished.
SOFTWARE CONTROL
Please use high rated network cable to connect the Ethernet port of PC and the LAN port of serve host device. Then run MatrixSystemEditor, make sure the IP is linked rightly by the remarks given by dialogs. At the main interface, you can drag the device in the left column to the right area, that is the operation to add a device. Please make sure the device you added is physically linked, or there would be no effects even if all settings are saved. Double click for specific operation, here we add a RPM200.
If the device is connected properly, the gray rectangle in the left middle would turn to green.
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SOFTWARE CONTROL
ID modification
Right click on the “DeviceID” position, the function menu popped up as shown; click “Change DeviceID”, then enter the number(4 bit) you wanted in the text box, finally click OK to save and to take effect. Note: The first time to use the whole system, initial work to assign ID for each device is necessary for its functioning.
Rename device
Double click on the device block to enter the page, “APP ID”, “Device ID”, “Firmware Version” would show automatically according to the information of the device linked. Enter a name into the “Device name” textbox and click “Save” button to take effect. Please make sure the name can only consist of alphabets, numbers and common symbols.
Mic Volume
Click the upward icon next to the text box for turning up the volume, and the downward icon for decreasing, 0-32 stage can be adjusted. Click “Save” button to take effect.
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SOFTWARE CONTROL
Master Volume
Same as the Mic Volume, 0-32 stage can be adjusted.
Priority
To define the priority of the device presented, 1-8 accepted, bigger for higher priority, click “Save” button to take effect.
Chime Time
To define the time of Chime Sound, click upward and downward icon to adjust, 0.5 for variation, 0.5-12S accepted, click “Save” button to take effect. If the chime sound not uploaded, there would be no chime to be played.
Zone List
To define the quantity of zones, click upward and downward icon to adjust, 12 for variation, 12-192 accepted, click “Save” button to take effect.
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SOFTWARE CONTROL
Attached
Configuration for multiple sever host linked : Dante Control software is required for this action, please visit WWW.SEIKAKU.HK to download. After all the physical linkage confirmed, start the software and set tiks like below in the indicated area. That is to assign the all Broadcast outputs of the pervious device to the all Broadcast inputs of the next one, and so foth except the last ; for the last, we should connect its Broadcast outputs back to the Broadcast inputs of the first one. Here is the example for three host.
Step1: MATRIX A8 A routing to MATRIX A8 B
Step2: MATRIX A8 B routing to MATRIX A8 C
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Step3: MATRIX A8 C routing to MATRIX A8 A
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AUDIO MATRIX
FIRMWARE UPDATE
For more information about firmware, please visit WWW.SEIKAKU.COM. Please check the hardware version twice to identify the compatibility of firmware tended to upgrade.
FAQ
a. There is no sound for the system
1). Please check if the device powered on, its screen lit or not.
2). Please make sure “Talk” button was pressed before voicing.
3). Please recheck the setting of MIC volume, make sure it was in a proper position.
4). Please check the channels assignment, make sure the one you output in hooked up with the input at present.
5). Please the amplifier or active speaker on the circuit, make sure they are charged and set appropriately.
6). Please make sure the entire system configuration is set rightly.
7). Please try to restart all the devices.
8). Please make sure all the physical connections are stable and right.
9). If all steps above checked, defects still exited, please insult the professional for help.
b. Sound seems to be abnormal
1). P lease chec k the s ound so urc es, low qual ity input a lways cau se dist ortio n an d
resonance.
2). Please check the volume setting, consumption overloaded would cause distortion and resonance either.
3). Please try to restart all the devices.
4). Please make sure all the digital linkages are adopted high quality shield cat5e network cable or above, and professional cables for analog too.
5). If there some intermittent clipping sound, please check all the joint point are fixed well.
6). Please make sure devices and cables are not under high magnetic or high radical
environment.
7). Please make sure the furthest length form the sever host is no more than 100m. (150m
for the grounded linkage)
8). Please make sure the analog transmission also within the fidelity limitation.
9). If all steps above checked, defects still exited, please insult the professional for help.
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FAQ
c. Devices can not be found
1). Please make sure devices are linked well.
2). Please make sure all devices were assigned their unique ID with MatrixSystemEditor at the initial configuration.
3). If this system using several sever hosts for extend linkage, please make sure the system
were set rightly by DANTE Controller. Please refer to “Configuration for multiple sever host linked” part for details.
4). Please try to restart all the devices.
5). If all steps above checked, defects still exited, please insult the professional for help.
d. Software can not start
1). Please make sure the operating system version is later than Windows 7.
2). Please make sure NetFreameWork4.5.* suit is installed.
3). Please make sure no firewall or antivirus software affects their running.
4). Please make sure system acquired valid IP and shown no error.
5). If all steps above checked, defects still exited, please insult the professional for help.
SPECIFICATIONS
MIC Input
• Active balanced
• Connector: 3-pin female XLR, ,(1 Gnd,2 Signal, 3 LED Power)
• Phantom Power: +12VDC @ 6mA
Indicators and switch
• LCD Display: Zone activation
• LEDs: Signal Status
• Switch: Push to Talk
Ports
• RD net to Matrix: RJ45, 100 m CAT 5e cable
• USB: For Chimes Sound file (4 seconds)
Dimensions
• L x H x D: 166 x 53 x 162 mm
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