Toa FS-7000 Installation

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INSTALLATION MANUAL

VOICE EVACUATION SYSTEM

FS-7000 SERIES

Thank you for purchasing TOA's Voice Evacuation System. Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................. 5

2. SYSTEM SUMMARY ......................................................................................... 7

3. FEATURES ........................................................................................................... 8

4. INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS ................................................................... 8

5. NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTIONS

5.1. FS-7000CP Control Panel ................................................................................. 9

5.2. FS-7010CP Expansion Control Panel ............................................................. 13

5.3. FS-7000JP Junction Panel .............................................................................. 14

5.4. FS-7000PS DC Power Supply Panel .............................................................. 16

5.5. FS-7000AT Attenuator Control Panel ............................................................. 17

5.6. FS-7000EV Voice Evacuation Panel ............................................................... 18

5.7. FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel ..................................................................... 20

5.8. FS-7000RF Remote Microphone Interface Panel ........................................... 21

5.9. FS-7000RM Remote Microphone ................................................................... 23

5.10. FS-7010RM Remote Microphone Extension ................................................... 25

5.11. FS-7006PA/7012PA Power Amplifiers ............................................................ 26

5.12. YA-7000 Amplifier Auto Switching Module ...................................................... 28

6. CONNECTIONS

6.1. Basic System Configuration ............................................................................. 29

6.2. Zone Expansion ............................................................................................... 31

6.3. 24 V DC Power Supply Expansion ................................................................... 33

6.4. Power Amplifier Expansion .............................................................................. 34

6.5. 2-Channel Broadcasts ...................................................................................... 35

6.6. Systems Combining the FS-7000RF, FS-7000RM, and FS-7010RM .............. 37

6.6.1. Connecting the FS-7000RF to 2 FS-7000RMs ...................................... 40

6.6.2. Joining the FS-7000RM to the FS-7010RM ........................................... 42

6.7. FS-7000GM

6.7.1. Changing the FS-7000CP's/7010CP's zone selector keys

into group selector keys ......................................................................... 43

6.7.2. Changing the FS-7000RM's zone selector keys

into group selector keys ......................................................................... 49

6.8. Connecting the FS-7000AT to 4-Wire System Attenuators .............................. 51

6.9. Standby Amplifiers ........................................................................................... 54

6.10. Timer-Operated Equipment .............................................................................. 56

6.11. Telephone Paging ............................................................................................ 56

6.12. BGM Players .................................................................................................... 57

6.13. FS-7000EV ....................................................................................................... 58

6.14. Automatic Fire Alarm Systems ......................................................................... 59

6.15. Power Failure Backup

6.15.1. Providing Backup Power Using

an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) System ................................. 60

6.15.2. Power Backup Using

the DS-029B Emergency Power Supply Panel .................................... 60

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7. TABLE FOR CABLES

7.1. Cables Supplied with Equipment ..................................................................... 64

7.2. Cables To Be Prepared by the Customers

7.2.1. FS-7000CP Control Panel .................................................................... 66

7.2.2. FS-7010CP Expansion Control Panel ................................................... 66

7.2.3. FS-7000JP Junction Panel ................................................................... 67

7.2.4. FS-7000PS DC Power Supply Panel .................................................... 67

7.2.5. FS-7000AT Attenuator Control Panel ................................................... 67

7.2.6. FS-7000EV Voice Evacuation Panel .................................................... 68

7.2.7. FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel .......................................................... 68

7.2.8. FS-7000RF Remote Microphone Interface Panel ................................. 68

7.2.9. FS-7000RM Remote Microphone ......................................................... 68

7.2.10. FS-7006PA/7012PA Power Amplifiers .................................................. 69

7.2.11. YA-7000 Amplifier Auto Switching Module ........................................... 69

8. REMOVABLE TERMINAL PLUG CONNECTION .................................. 70

9. PARTS INSTALLATION

9.1. Installing Diodes on the FS-7000GM's Circuit Board ....................................... 71

9.2. Changing the Operation Mode of the FS-7000RM Microphone ....................... 75

10. MOUNTING THE YA-7000 IN THE POWER AMPLIFIER .................... 76

11. FAILURE INDICATION .................................................................................... 77

12. SPECIFICATIONS

12.1. FS-7000CP Control Panel ............................................................................. 79

12.2. FS-7010CP Expansion Control Panel ........................................................... 80

12.3. FS-7000JP Junction Panel ............................................................................ 81

12.4. FS-7000PS DC Power Supply Panel ............................................................ 82

12.5. FS-7000AT Attenuator Control Panel ........................................................... 82

12.6. FS-7000EV Voice Evacuation Panel ............................................................. 83

12.7. FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel ................................................................... 84

12.8. FS-7000RF Remote Microphone Interface Panel ......................................... 84

12.9. FS-7000RM Remote Microphone ................................................................. 85

12.10. FS-7010RM Remote Microphone Extension ................................................. 85

12.11. FS-7006PA/7012PA Power Amplifiers .......................................................... 86

12.12. YA-7000 Amplifier Auto Switching Module .................................................... 87

1. SETTINGS TABLE ........................................................................................... 88

2. FS-7000RM/FS-7010RM ZONE IDENTIFICATION CARDS ............... 91

SUPPLEMENT

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When Installing the Unit

• FS-7000PS/7006PA/7012PA only

Do not expose the unit to rain or an environment where it may be splashed by water or other liquids, as doing so may result in fire or electric shock.

Use the unit only with the voltage specified on the unit. Using a voltage higher than that which is specified may result in fire or electric shock.

Do not cut, kink, otherwise damage nor modify the power supply cord. In addition, avoid using the power cord in close proximity to heaters, and never place heavy objects -- including the unit itself -- on the power cord, as doing so may result in fire or electric shock.

• FS-7006PA/7012PA, YA-7000 only

Be sure to replace the unit's terminal cover after connection completion. Because the voltage of up to 100 V is applied to the high impedance speaker terminals (FS-7006PA/7012PA, YA-7000) and Main/standby Amplifier terminals (YA-7000), never touch these terminals to avoid electric shock.

• All units

Avoid installing or mounting the unit in unstable locations, such as on a rickety table or a slanted surface. Doing so may result in the unit falling down and causing personal injury and/or property damage.

Install the unit only in a location that can structurally support the weight of the unit and the mounting bracket. Doing otherwise may result in the unit falling down and causing personal injury and/or property damage.

Owing to the unit's size and weight, be sure that at least two persons are available to install the unit. Failure to do so could result in personal injury.

Tighten each nut and bolt securely. Ensure that the bracket has no loose joints after installation to prevent accidents that could result in personal injury.

When the Unit is in Use

• FS-7000PS/7006PA/7012PA only

To prevent a fire or electric shock, never open nor remove the unit case as there are high voltage components inside the unit. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

Do not place cups, bowls, or other containers of liquid or metallic objects on top of the unit. If they accidentally spill into the unit, this may cause a fire or electric shock.

Do not insert nor drop metallic objects or flammable materials in the ventilation slots of the unit's cover, as this may result in fire or electric shock.

Do not touch a plug during thunder and lightning, as this may result in electric shock.

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• Before installation or use, be sure to carefully read all the instructions in this section for correct and safe operation.

• Be sure to follow all the precautionary instructions in this section, which contain important warnings and/or cautions regarding safety.

• After reading, keep this manual handy for future reference.

Safety Symbol and Message Conventions

Safety symbols and messages described below are used in this manual to prevent bodily injury and property damage which could result from mishandling. Before operating your product, read this manual first and understand the safety symbols and messages so you are thoroughly aware of the potential safety hazards.

WARNING

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in death or serious personal injury.

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if mishandled, could result in moderate or minor personal injury, and/or property damage.

WARNING

CAUTION

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When the Unit is in Use

• All units

Should the following irregularity be found during use, immediately switch off the power, disconnect the power supply plug from the AC outlet and contact your nearest TOA dealer. Make no further attempt to operate the unit in this condition as this may cause fire or electric shock.

· If you detect smoke or a strange smell coming

from the unit.

· If water or any metallic object gets into the unit

· If the unit falls, or the unit case breaks

· If the power supply cord is damaged (exposure of

the core, disconnection, etc.): FS-7000PS/7006PA/7012PA only

· If it is malfunctioning (no tone sounds.)

When Installing the Unit

• FS-7000PS/7006PA/7012PA only

Never plug in nor remove the power supply plug with wet hands, as doing so may cause electric shock.

When unplugging the power supply cord, be sure to grasp the power supply plug; never pull on the cord itself. Operating the unit with a damaged power supply cord may cause a fire or electric shock.

When moving the unit, be sure to remove its power supply cord from the wall outlet. Moving the unit with the power cord connected to the outlet may cause damage to the power cord, resulting in fire or electric shock. When removing the power cord, be sure to hold its plug to pull.

Do not block the ventilation slots in the unit's cover. Doing so may cause heat to build up inside the unit and result in fire. Also, periodically clean the ventilation slots of dust.

To avoid electric shocks, be sure to switch off the unit's power when connecting speakers.

Be sure to follow the instructions below when rackmounting the unit. Failure to do so may cause a fire or personal injury.

· Install the equipment rack on a stable, hard floor. Fix it with anchor bolts or take other arrangements to prevent it from falling down.

· When connecting the unit's power cord to an AC outlet, use the AC outlet with current capacity allowable to the unit.

• All units

Avoid installing the unit in humid or dusty locations, in locations exposed to the direct sunlight, near the heaters, or in locations generating sooty smoke or steam as doing otherwise may result in fire or electric shock.

When unpacking or moving the unit, be sure to handle it with two or more persons. Falling or dropping the unit may cause personal injury and/or property damage.

When the Unit is in Use

• FS-7006PA/7012PA only

Do not operate the unit for an extended period of time with the sound distorting. This is an indication of a malfunction, which in turn can cause heat to generate and result in a fire.

• FS-7000CP/7006PA/7012PA only

Make sure that the volume control is set to minimum position before power is switched on. Loud noise produced at high volume when power is switched on can impair hearing.

• FS-7000PS/7006PA/7012PA only

If dust accumulates on the power supply plug or in the wall AC outlet, a fire may result. Clean it periodically. In addition, insert the plug in the wall outlet securely.

Switch off the power, and unplug the power supply plug from the AC outlet for safety purposes when cleaning or leaving the unit unused for 10 days or more. Doing otherwise may cause a fire or electric shock.

• All units

Contact your TOA dealer as to the cleaning. If dust is allowed to accumulate in the unit over a long period of time, a fire or damage to the unit may result.

CAUTION

WARNING

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2. SYSTEM SUMMARY

24 V DC (supplied to rack internal components)

230 V AC

FS-7000RM

FS-7000PS

50 Hz

Timer-operated sound source

CP microphone

Sound source

PBX

BGM player

ZONES 1 – 10

OUT

RF CONT

FS-7000EV

TIMER BUSY

FLOOR ID CP MIC TALK SW

AUX

CALL BUSY

BGM

FS-7000CP

RF CONT RF ZONE CP CONT

JP CONT

ContEV IN

PRIORF IN

BGM

Confirmation signal

Floor identifier signals 1 – 10

FS-7006PA

YA-7000

FS-7006PA

FS-7000RF

Max. 50 zones

ZONES 11 – 20

: Control line, 1-way

: Control line, 2-way

: Audio signal

: Speaker output (priority)

: Speaker output (BGM)

FS-7000JP

AT CONT

FS-7000AT

FS-7010CP

CP CONT

RF CONT GM CONT JP CONT

FS-7000JP

AT CONT

FS-7000AT

Automatic fire alarm system

Speaker outputs 1 – 10

Attenuator controls 1 – 10

Floor identifier signals 11 – 20

Speaker outputs 11 – 20

Attenuator controls 11 – 20

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3. FEATURES

• The FS-7000EV is loaded with English language messages when shipped from the factory.

• The semiconductor memory incorporated in the FS-7000EV ensures stable rebroadcast of recorded messages.

• If speaker lines are shorted, the line protection fuse disconnects the shorted lines and a line short indication is displayed.

• Simultaneous 2-channel broadcasts can be made of BGM (background music) and announcement broadcasts (emergency and priority broadcasts), allowing BGM broadcasts to continue in zones not selected for announcement broadcasts, even when announcements are being made.

• Up to 4 remote microphones can be connected.

• Up to 200 speaker lines can be controlled.

• Time signals can be simultaneously broadcast over all zones by connecting timer-operated sound sources.

• All-zone calls can be made from a telephone set by connecting the system to a telephone exchange.

• Connection of the emergency power supply panel permits emergency broadcasts to be made even during a power failure.

4. INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS

• The required power voltage for this system is 230V AC. Calculate the total combined power consumption of all equipment in the system to ensure ample power capacity. Note that the system may not work properly due to breaker cutoff or power voltage drops when the total supply voltage is insufficient.

• About the handling of the power supply cord (FS-7000PS only): The supplied power cord is intended for exclusive use with the FS-7000PS Power Supply Panel. Avoid using this power cord for any other equipment than the PS-7000PS panel.

• Ensure that the rear of the component is sufficiently distant from the rear wall to facilitate maintenance service. Speaker line protection fuses and output overcurrent fuses are located on the component rear panel. Sufficient space must be provided between the back of the component and the rear wall surface to change the fuses.

• When mounting the FS-7000PS and FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA in an equipment rack, mount a Perforated Panel larger than 1U size* just above and below each component, as shown in the following figure.

• When mounting the FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA power amplifier in an equipment rack, keep the rear of the amplifier at least 10 cm away from the rear wall so that its rear panel-mounted fan vent is not blocked.

• Each component is designed with robust construction. However, be sure to use reinforcement brackets when mounting if extra strength is required.

• No rack mounting screws are supplied with the system. Use the appropriate screws for the racks used.

*1U size = 44.5 mm (standard size)

Perforated Panels

DC Power Supply Panel FS-7000PS

Power Amplifiers FS-7006PA/7012PA

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5. NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTIONS

5.1. FS-7000CP Control Panel

The FS-7000CP is a standard operation panel for the FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. It is designed to be used in conjunction with the FS-7000JP panel, and enables individual paging calls to up to 10 zones plus all-zone calls. The number of zones can be expanded to up to 200 zones in 10-zone units by connecting the FS-7010CP expansion panel. Further, connection of both the FS-7000GM panel and the FS-7010CP panel permits creation of up to 20 broadcast zone groups. The FS-7000CP is equipped with a built-in pre-amplifier function and chime unit (ascending 4-note tone). Audio output can be set to either a 2-channel output of background music (BGM) and priority broadcast or a 1channel output of mixed BGM and priority broadcast.

[Front]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS7000CP is ready for operation.

2. CP Microphone

Make announcements while holding down the Talk Switch (3). The microphone can be used only while the FS-7000CP panel is in use or emergency broadcasts are in progress.

3. Talk Switch

Hold down this switch to make announcements using the microphone.

4. Volume Controls

Adjust the sound volume for each audio input. Turning the control clockwise increases the volume, while turning it counterclockwise decreases the volume. Controls are arranged from left to right as follows:

• EV Adjusts the volume of the EV Audio Input on the rear panel.

• TIMER Adjusts the volume of the Timer Input on the rear panel.

• PAGING Adjusts the volume of the Paging Input on the rear panel.

• RM MIC Adjusts the volume of the RF Audio Input on the rear panel.

• CP MIC Adjusts the volume of the CP Microphone (2).

• CHIME Adjust the volume of the built-in 4-tone chime.

• BGM 1 – 4 Adjusts the volume of BGM Inputs 1 – 4 on the rear panel.

Inside of the front cover

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5. Tone Controls

Adjust high and low frequencies of the output. Frequencies are accentuated when the control is rotated clockwise, and attenuated when rotated counterclockwise. Controls are arranged from left to right as follows:

• PRIORITY BASS Adjusts the low frequencies of the Priority Output on the rear panel.

• PRIORITY TREBLE Adjusts the high frequencies of the Priority Output on the rear panel.

• BGM BASS Adjusts the low frequencies of the BGM Output on the rear panel.

• BGM TREBLE Adjusts the high frequencies of the BGM Output on the rear panel.

6. Zone Indicators

Light to indicate current broadcast zones.

Note

These indicators also light during emergency broadcasts when broadcast zones are selected by signal inputs from an automatic fire alarm system.

7. Zone Selector Keys

Press these keys to select broadcast zones. To cancel the selection, press the keys again. Multiple broadcast zones can be selected simultaneously with the additional use of the FS7000GM panel.

8. Busy Status Indicators

The indicator corresponding to the component currently in use for broadcast lights while the system is in general-purpose broadcast mode.

Note

These indicators do not light during emergency broadcasts.

The priorities of the indicators are: TIMER, PAGING, RM MIC, and CP IN-USE from high to low. (Emergency broadcasts take precedence over all other equipment operations.) Each indicator is arranged from left to right as follows:

• TIMER Remains lit during broadcasts from the component connected to the timer input.

• PAGING Remains lit during broadcasts from the component connected to the paging input.

• RM MIC Remains lit during broadcasts from the FS7000RM.

• CP IN-USE Remains lit during broadcasts from the FS7000CP. Announcements can be made via the CP Microphone (2).

9. Speaker Line Short Indicator

Lights when 1 or more speaker lines connected to the FS-7000JP have shorted. (See page 77.)

10. All-Zone Call Indicator

Lights when the All-Zone Call button (13) is pressed to select all broadcast zones simultaneously. (Lights continuously only while the FS-7000CP is operating or emergency broadcasts are being made.)

11. Chime Button

Sounds a built-in 4-tone chime. This button can be used only while the FS-7000CP is operating.

12. Reset Button

Resets the broadcast zones selected with the Zone Selector keys (7) or All-Zone Call button (13). Pressing this button also terminates general-purpose broadcasts provided from the FS-7000CP.

13. All-Zone Call Button

Selects all broadcast zones simultaneously.

14. Broadcast Zone Fill-In Space

Write the names of zones to be selected with the Zone Selector keys (7) in this space.

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[Rear]

15. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect 24 V DC power to this terminal. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

16. BGM Input Terminals 2,3,4

Connect background music equipment to these terminals. When the output is set to 2-channel broadcast, background music is supplied from the BGM Output (30). When the output is set to 1-channel broadcast, background music is mixed with priority broadcasts and provided from the Priority Output (31) as well. However, activation of the muting function* due to signal inputs other than BGM will attenuate the BGM level.

BGM inputs 2 – 4: –20 dBV, 10 kΩ, unbalanced,

2P RCA jack

* Muting function: A function that automatically decreases the volume of original broadcast when another broadcast is initiated during original broadcast, and restores the original broadcast volume level when the other broadcast is completed.

17. Mute Switch

Sets whether or not to attenuate the signal levels of BGM Inputs 2 – 4 (16) when a broadcast is made from the BGM Input 1 (18). (Default: OFF)

18. BGM Input Terminal 1

Connect background music equipment to this terminal. When the output is set to 2-channel broadcast, BGM is supplied from the BGM Output (30). Setting the muting function permits this input to take precedence over BGM Inputs 2 – 4. When the output is set to 1-channel broadcast, background music is mixed with priority broadcasts and provided from the Priority Output (31) as well. However, activation of the muting function due to signal inputs other than BGM will attenuate the BGM level. (–60 dBV/0 dBV selectable, 600 Ω, balanced, 3P terminal block)

19. BGM Input 1 Sensitivity Selector Switch

Sets the input sensitivity of BGM Input 1 (18) to "–60 dBV" or "0 dBV." (Default: 0 dBV)

20. Paging Input Terminal

Connect audio and control signals from equipment (such as telephone paging equipment) to this terminal. Input signals to this terminal are broadcast when the control terminals are closed.

Audio: –60 dBV/–20 dBV selectable, 600 Ω,

balanced

Control: Open voltage: 26 V DC; short-circuit

current: under 2 mA

5P terminal block

21. Paging Input Sensitivity Selector Switch

Sets the input sensitivity of Paging Input (20) to "–60 dBV" or "–20 dBV." (Default: –20 dBV)

22. RF Audio Input Terminal

Used to connect the FS-7000RF. Audio signals from the FS-7000RM are input via the FS7000RF. (0 dBV, 600 Ω, balanced, 3P terminal block)

23. Auxiliary Input Terminal

Signals received by this terminal are mixed with signals from the CP Microphone (2) and output while the FS-7000CP is in operation. (–20 dBV, 600 Ω, unbalanced, 2P terminal block)

24. Auxiliary Input Volume Control

Adjusts the sound volume of Auxiliary Input (23).

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18 19

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28 30 31 32 33 34 35 3629 37 38

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25. Timer Input Terminal

Connect audio and control signals from timeroperated equipment to this terminal. Input signals to this terminal are broadcast with the highest priority when the control terminals are closed. Audio: 0 dBV, 600 Ω, unbalanced Control: Open voltage: 26 V DC; short-circuit

current: under 2 mA

4P terminal block

26. EV Audio Input Terminal

Used to connect the FS-7000EV. This input can be used only while an emergency broadcast is being made. (0 dBV, 600 Ω, unbalanced, 2P terminal block)

27. Output Mode Selector Switch

Sets the audio output to "1-CH" (1-channel) or "2-CH" (2-channel) broadcasts. (Default: 2-channel broadcast)

28. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the FS-7000CP is connected to the external equipment. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

29. All-Zone Call Mode Selector Switch

Sets the mode of broadcast to be initiated with the All-Zone Call button (13). When the FS7000AT has been connected to the system, if this switch is set to "URGE" (general urgency) and an all-zone call is made, a 24 V DC for controlling attenuators is output, permitting the call to bypass the attenuator. (Default: "NORM")

30. BGM Output Terminal

Signals from the BGM Inputs 1 – 4 (16 and 18) are mixed and output. Connect this terminal to the power amplifier for BGM broadcast. (0 dBV, 600 Ω, balanced, 3P terminal block)

31. Priority Output Terminal

When the Output Mode Selector Switch (27) is set to 2-channel broadcast:

Outputs signals other than those from the BGM Inputs 1 – 4 (16 and 18). Connect this terminal to the power amplifier intended for priority broadcast.

When the Output Mode Selector Switch (27) is set to 1-channel broadcast:

Outputs signals from all audio inputs. Signals output from sources other than BGM Inputs 1 – 4 causes these 4 BGM input signals to atttenuate. Connect this terminal to the power amplifier. (0 dBV, 600 Ω, balanced, 3P terminal block)

32. Automatic Fire Alarm System Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to the floor identifier signal transmitted from the automatic fire alarm system. The identifier signal automatically selects zones and broadcasts audio alarms to such zones. (Open voltage: 26 V DC; short-circuit current: under 5 mA; 12P terminal block; 10 zones + COM + COM)

Note

This terminal is not connected when the FS7000EV is not used.

33. EV Control Terminal

Connect the FS-7000EV to this terminal.

34. RF Zone Control Terminal

Use this terminal to connect the FS-7000RF. Data regarding broadcast zones transmitted from the FS-7000RF is input to this terminal.

35. RF Control Terminal

Use this terminal to connect the FS-7000RF.

36. CP Control Terminal

Use this terminal to connect the FS-7010CP. All of the FS-7010CP units that are mounted in the system must be connected to this terminal.

37. JP Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000JP when the FS-7000GM is not connected to the system.

Note

This terminal is not used when the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS-7000CP.

38. JP/GM Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000JP or FS7000GM.

When the FS-7000GM is not connected to the FS-7000CP:

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000JP in order to control speaker line ON/OFF operations.

When the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS7000CP:

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000GM. The Zone Selector keys (7) on the front panel function as group selector keys.

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5.2. FS-7010CP Expansion Control Panel

The FS-7010CP is used to expand the broadcasting capacity of FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. Announcements and background music can be broadcast to up to 10 individual zones. Connecting the FS7000GM to the FS-7000CP/FS-7010CP combination permits broadcasts to be made to up to 20 zone groups.

[Front]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS7010CP is ready for operation.

2. Zone Selector Keys

Press these keys to select broadcast zones. To cancel the selection, press the keys again. Multiple broadcast zones can be selected simultaneously with the additional use of the FS7000GM.

3. Zone Indicators

Light to indicate current broadcast zones.

Note

These indicators also light during emergency broadcasts when their corresponding zones are selected by automatic fire alarm signals.

4. Broadcast Zone Fill-In Space

Write the names of zones to be selected with the Zone Selector keys (2) in this space.

5. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect 24 V DC power to this terminal. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

6. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the external equipment is connected to the FS-7010CP. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

7. Automatic Fire Alarm System Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to floor identifier signals transmitted from the automatic fire alarm system. The identifier signal designates broadcast zones to provide audio alarm to such zones. (Open voltage: 26 V DC; short-circuit current: under 5 mA; 12P terminal block; 10 zones + COM + COM)

Note: This terminal is not connected when the FS-

7000EV is not used.

8. RF Zone Control Terminal

Use this terminal to connect the FS-7000RF.

9. CP Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP or other FS-7010CP units. All of the FS-7010CP units within the system must be connected to the FS7000CP.

10. JP Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000JP Junction Panel.

11. JP Zone Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000JP in order to control speaker line ON/OFF operations.

12. GM Zone Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000GM when the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS-7000CP.

[Rear]

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1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS-7000JP panel is ready for operation.

2. BGM Zone Selector Keys

Press these keys to select BGM broadcast zones. Press the keys again to cancel the selection. (2channel broadcast)

3. Speaker Line Indicators

Indicate speaker line operating statuses as follows:

Green: BGM broadcast in progress (2-channel

broadcast)

Orange: BGM broadcast in progress (1-channel

broadcast) or priority or emergency broadcasts in progress

Red: Short-circuit (see page 77.)

4. Broadcast Zone Fill-In Space

Write the names of zones to be selected with the BGM Zone Selector keys (2) in this space.

5.3. FS-7000JP Junction Panel

The FS-7000JP panel is used in conjunction with the FS-7000CP and the FS-7010CP to connect speaker lines in FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. It can connect up to 10 speaker lines. If speaker lines are shorted, the line protection fuses disconnect the shorted lines, leaving broadcasts to other speaker lines functioning intact. The FS-7000JP is equipped with BGM input and priority broadcast input, with BGM broadcast zones selectable using the keys on the front panel. Priority broadcast zones are selected using the FS-7000CP.

[Front]

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[Rear]

5. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect 24 V DC power to this terminal. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

6. Speaker Output Terminal

Connect this terminal to speaker lines. Ten lines can be connected. Maximum per-line output (high impedance, 100 V line)

When the FS-7006PA amplifier is connected: 280 W When the FS-7012PA amplifier is connected: 500 W

(M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

7. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the FS-7000JP panel is connected to the external equipment. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

8. General Urgency/Emergency Mode Output Terminal

Activated while a General urgency broadcast or Emergency broadcast is being made. (Open collector output; rated voltage: 30 V DC; current capacity: 0.1 A; 2P terminal block)

9. Power Remote Output Terminal

Activated when a broadcast is made to any zone. This terminal can be used for remotely controlling the power amplifier's power supply. (Relay output; rated voltage: 30 V DC; current capacity: 1 A; 2P terminal block)

10. BGM Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to the power amplifier intended for BGM broadcast. (M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm)

Note

Only 1 piece of FS-7006PA, FS-7012PA or YA7000 can be connected to this terminal. Never connect 2 or more units to this terminal, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail.

11. Priority Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to the output of the power amplifier intended for priority broadcast. (M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm)

Note

Only 1 piece of FS-7006PA, FS-7012PA or YA7000 can be connected to this terminal. Never connect 2 or more units to this terminal, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail.

12. Attenuator Connection Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000AT.

13. Speaker Line Protection Fuses

Disconnect shorted speaker lines to prevent adverse effects on other speaker lines.

Note

Install the fuse having the correct capacity for all the connected speakers.

14. Reset Switch

Pressing this switch after removing the cause of a speaker line short and replacing the blown Speaker Line Protection Fuse (13) restores broadcasts to that speaker line.

15. JP Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP and FS7010CP.

16. JP Zone Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP and FS7010CP to select speaker lines during priority broadcasts.

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5.4. FS-7000PS DC Power Supply Panel

The FS-7000PS supplies 24 V DC power to each component used in FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. Connecting the DS-029B provides a power supply for emergency broadcasts even during power failures.

[Front]

1. AC Power Switch

AC power is turned on and off with each press of this switch.

2. AC Power Indicator

Lights when AC power is supplied and the FS7000PS is ready for operation on AC power.

3. DC Power Indicator

Lights when DC power is supplied and the FS7000PS is ready for operation on DC power.

4. AC Power Inlet

Connect the supplied power cord to this inlet.

5. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the external equipment is connected to the FS-7000PS. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

6. AC Fuse

Protects the unit against output overcurrent when the unit is operated on AC power. When replacing the fuse, use the specified type.

7. 24 V DC Output Terminal

Connect this terminal to the 24 V DC input of each system component. M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm; current capacity: 5 A (total).

8. DC Fuse

Protects the unit against output overcurrent when the unit is operated on DC power. When replacing the fuse, use the specified type.

9. Grounding Terminal

Disconnects a 24 V DC output ground from a frame ground. (Default: Shorted between F.G and S.G) (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

10. Emergency Power Connection Terminal

Connect this terminal to the DS-029B to enable emergency broadcasts even during power failures. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

11. Emergency Power Control Terminal

Activates an emergency power supply unit to enable emergency broadcasts during power failures. Connect this terminal to the FS-7000EV. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

[Rear]

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5.5. FS-7000AT Attenuator Control Panel

The FS-7000AT is used in conjunction with FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems to control 4-wire system attenuators. Up to 10 zones can be attenuator-controlled. When general urgency or emergency broadcasts are made, the FS-7000AT provides 24 V DC power to allow such broadcasts to bypass the attenuators. The output status of each line can be monitored by the indicators on the front panel.

[Front]

[Rear]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS-7000AT is ready for operation.

2. Attenuator Line Indicators

Light when 24 V DC for bypassing the attenuators are being supplied, and extinguish when the overcurrent protection circuit is triggered due to line shorts or other failures, or when the power supply is cut off.

3. Broadcast Zone Fill-In Space

Write the names of the corresponding broadcast zones in this space.

4. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to 24 V DC power to be used for internal circuits. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

5. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the external equipment is connected to the FS-7000AT. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

6. AT Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000JP to control ON/OFF operations of the Attenuator Control Output (8).

7. ATT DC Power Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to 24 V DC power used for attenuator control to be output from the Attenuator Control Output Terminals 1 – 10 (8). (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

8. ATT Control Output Terminals

Provide 24 V DC output for bypassing the attenuators during general urgency or emergency broadcasts. [M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm; maximum current capacity: 5 A (total of 10 lines)/0.75 A (per line)]

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5.6. FS-7000EV Voice Evacuation Panel

The FS-7000EV is an emergency broadcast operation panel for FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. This panel is not required if the system is to be used solely for general-purpose public address applications. It is possible to start and reset emergency broadcasts through manual operation. The FS-7000EV has a built-in voice alarm device that can make both evacuation and false-alarm announcements. Not only are evacuation announcements automatically broadcast when the system receives a fire instruction signal from the connected automatic fire alarm system, they can also be initiated using the Evacuation Announcement button on the front panel. False alarm announcements can be initiated using the False Alarm Announcement button on the front panel. Evacuation and false alarm announcement messages can also be recorded using the appropriate buttons on the front of the panel, in which case the recorded message can be confirmed by listening with headphones.

[Front]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS7000EV is ready for operation.

2. Emergency Reset Button

When it is confirmed that a fire has been extinguished or other emergency situations have returned to normal, press this button to terminate emergency broadcasts after resetting the connected automatic fire alarm system.

3. Fire Indicator

Indicates that an emergency broadcast is in progress. This indicator lights when a fire detection signal is transmitted from the automatic fire alarm system or when the Emergency Activation button (4) is pressed.

4. Emergency Activation Button

Press this button to manually initiate emergency broadcasts after the occurrence of fire has been confirmed.

5. Mode Selector Switch

Selects the operation mode of the FS-7000EV unit to be used as a sound source for evacuation and false alarm announcements. Set the mode to "NORMAL" in general use. No voice alarm is output when the mode is set to "MONITOR" or "RECORD." Functions of the 3 switch positions are as follows:

NORMAL: Select this mode in general use. Voice

alarms are provided at the time of emergency broadcast.

MONITOR: Allows the operator to listen to

messages recorded on a sound source.

RECORD: Records evacuation and false alarm

announcements on a sound source.

(Default: NORMAL)

6. Evacuation Announcement Indicator

Lights or flashes when an evacuation announcement is played back or recorded.

7. Evacuation Announcement Button

Press this button to play back or record evacuation announcements.

8. False Alarm Announcement Indicator

Lights or flashes when a false alarm announcement is played back or recorded.

9. False Alarm Announcement Button

Press this button to play back or record false alarm announcements.

10. Input Sensitivity Setting Switch

Sets the input sensitivity of Recording Input (11). Select the sensitivity depending on the type of connected component. (Default: –20 dBV)

11. Recording Input Terminal

Used for recording voice alarm messages. (–60 dBV/2.2 kΩ or –20 dBV/10 kΩ selectable, unbalanced, mini-jack)

12. Headphone Terminal

Connect headphones to this terminal to listen to recorded messages for confirmation. Recorded contents are output regardless of the settings of the Mode Selector switch. (0 dBV, 100 Ω, unbalanced, mini-jack)

13. Headphone Volume Control

Adjusts the volume of headphones.

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[Rear]

14. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to 24 V DC power. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS Power Supply Panel. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

15. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the external equipment is connected to the FS-7000EV. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

16. EV Audio Output Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP for broadcasting evacuation announcements and other voice alarms. Such alarms are output only when the Mode Selector switch (5) is set to the Normal position. (0 dBV, 600 Ω, unbalanced, 2P terminal block)

17. USB Terminal

Connect this terminal to a PC or other equipment using the USB cable. With this connection the built-in sound source can be rewritten using dedicated software.

18. USB Communication Indicator

Lights or flashes during USB communications.

19. Emergency ON Output Terminal

Activated during emergency broadcasts. This terminal is connected to the FS-7006PA or FS7012PA amplifier to disable PA attenuators while emergency announcements are being made. (Relay output; rated voltage: 30 V DC; current capacity: 1 A; 2P terminal block)

20. Emergency Control Contact Output Terminal

There are an output that is activated and an output that is deactivated during emergency announcements. (Relay output; rated voltage: 30 V DC; current capacity: 1 A; 3P terminal block)

21. Automatic Fire Alarm System Confirmation Signal Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to a confirmation signal (fire confirmation signal) from the automatic fire alarm system. Evacuation announcements are broadcast if they have not yet been initiated when this signal is received. [Open voltage: 24 V DC; short-circuit current: 6 mA, 2P terminal block (1 channel + COM)]

22. Emergency Power Control Terminal

Activates an emergency power supply unit connected to the FS-7000PS in order to enable emergency broadcasts during power failures. Connect this terminal to the FS-7000PS.

Control input: Rated voltage: 24 V DC; current capacity: 100 mA

Starting output: Open collector output; rated voltage: 30 V DC; current capacity: 100 mA

(M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

23. EV Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP Control Panel.

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5.7. FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel

The FS-7000GM panel is used in conjunction with FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems to make group broadcasts. The FS-7000GM connects to the FS-7000CP and FS-7000RF and enables group broadcasts by selecting multiple speaker lines simultaneously via the zone selector keys on the FS-7000CP or FS-7000RM. Up to 20 groups and 50 speaker lines can be made available per unit, which can be expanded to 20 groups and 200 speaker lines by connecting 4 units.

[Front]

[Rear]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS7000GM is ready for operation.

2. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to 24 V DC power supply. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

3. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the external equipment is connected to the FS-7000GM. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

4. GM Group Control Output Terminals

Used to increase the number of broadcast zones that can be selected with a single group key by connecting multiple FS-7000GM units. Connect these terminals to other FS-7000GM unit.

5. GM Group Control Input Terminals

Use these terminals to change the zone selector keys on the FS-7000CP into group selector keys by connecting the FS-7000CP. These terminals are also used to enable zone group selection from the FS-7000RM by connecting the FS-7000RF. To increase the number of zones that can be selected simultaneously, connect these terminals to other FS-7000GM's GM Group Control Output Terminals (4).

6. GM Zone Control Terminals

Connect these terminals to the FS-7010CP and FS-7000RF.

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5.8. FS-7000RF Remote Microphone Interface Panel

The FS-7000RF is used to connect the FS-7000RM to FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. Up to 4 FS-7000RM units can be connected using the FS-7000RF. It is possible to control 50 speaker lines as well as all-zone calls. Connection of the FS-7000GM enables broadcasts to be made to up to 20 zone groups.

[Front]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS7000RF is ready for operation.

2. Fault Indicator

Lights if any failure is detected in communications with the FS-7000RM and flashes if any failure occurs on the FS-7000RF itself. (See page 77.)

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[Rear]

3. DC Power Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to 24 V DC power supply. Power is supplied from the FS-7000PS. (M3 screw terminal; barrier distance: 6.4 mm)

4. GM Group Control Terminals

Connect these terminals to the FS-7000GM. Output is provided when zones are selected using the FS-7000RM's zone selector keys programmed to function as group selector keys.

5. GM Zone Control Terminals

Connect these terminals to the FS-7000GM. Broadcast zones included in the group selected via the FS-7000RM's keys designated as group selector keys are individually input by the FS7000GM.

6. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the external equipment is connected to the FS-7000RF. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

7. Function Switch

This switch performs the following settings:

• FS-7000RM all-zone call mode (SW #1) Sets the mode of broadcast selected with the FS7000RM's all-zone call key to Normal or Urgency.

• Number of FS-7000RM units (SW #2 and #3) Sets the number of FS-7000RM units to 1 through

• Number of system's broadcast zones (SW #4~#6) Sets the number of zones to 10 through 50 in 10zone units.

• Priorities among FS-7000RM units (SW #7 and #8) Sets priorities among the FS-7000RM units to "None," "Last-In-First-Out," "First-In-First-Out," or "Individual." (Default: "Normal," "1," "10 zones," and "Last-InFirst-Out")

8. FS-7000RM Link Terminals

The following terminals are available for connection of the FS-7000RM:

• AUDIO Connects the audio line from the FS-7000RM.

• DC 24 V Supplies 24 V DC power to the FS-7000RM.

• BUS Communicates data with the FS-7000RM. (M3.5 screw terminal; barrier distance: 7.2 mm)

9. RF Zone Control Terminals

Connect these terminals to the FS-7000CP and/or FS-7010CP. Data of zones selected via the FS-7000RM is output from these terminals.

10. RF Control Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP

11. RF Audio Output Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP. Audio signals from the FS-7000RM are output.

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5.9. FS-7000RM Remote Microphone

The FS-7000RM Remote Microphone is used solely for general-purpose public address applications in FS7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. It enables broadcasting to up to 10 individual zones, as well as allzone calls. One FS-7000RF panel is required in order to connect the FS-7000RM to the system. Up to 4 FS7000RM units can be connected. Pressing the FS-7000RM's chime key causes the FS-7000CP's built-in 4tone chime to sound. Connection of 4 FS-7010RMs enables broadcasts to 50 individual zones as well as allzone calls (expandable by 10 lines per FS-7010RM). Further, up to 20 broadcast zone groups can be created by connecting the FS-7000RF to an FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel.

Tip

Connection of 6 FS-7010RM Remote Microphone Extension units enables broadcasting to 50 individual zones and 20 zone groups, as well as all-zone calls.

[Top]

1. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS-7000RM is ready for operation.

2. Fault Indicator

Lights when any failure is detected in communications with the FS-7000RF or when any failure occurs on the FS-7000RM itself. (See page 77.)

3. All-Zone Call Indicator

Remains lit while an all-zone call is broadcast from the FS-7000RM. (Lights only when calls are made from this FS-7000RM.)

4. All-Zone Call Key

Selects all broadcast zones simultaneously.

5. Chime Key

Sounds a 4-tone chime built inside the FS7000CP.

6. Broadcast Reset Key

Resets broadcast zones selected via the All-Zone Call key (4) or Zone Selector keys (11), terminating broadcasts from the FS-7000RM.

7. Busy Indicator

Lights green when a broadcast is made from this FS-7000RM, and lights orange when a broadcast is made from other equipment.

8. Talk Key Indicator

Lights when a microphone announcement is made using the Talk key (12).

9. Zone Identification Card

Write the names of the broadcast zones on this card and insert it into the card receptacle from top.

Note

Since this card is not supplied with the FS7000RM, prepare it according to the instructions given on page 91.

10. Zone Selection Indicators

Light when the corresponding Zone Selector keys (11) are pressed. (Light only when the FS7000RM's keys are used.)

11. Zone Selector Keys

Select broadcast zones. Connection of the FS7000RF to the FS-7000GM permits simultaneous selection of multiple broadcast zones.

12. Talk Key

Microphone announcements can be made only while this key is pressed.

Tip

Key operation can be changed to allow microphone announcements to alternate between ON and OFF each time this key is pressed. (See page 75.)

13. Microphone

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[Right Side] [Rear]

14. Setting Switch

Performs the following settings:

• Data communications address (0 – 3)

• Number of group keys (0, 10, or 20)

• Microphone compressor (ON/OFF)

[Default settings] Data communications address: 0 Number of group keys: 0 Microphone compressor: ON

15. FS-7010RM Connection Terminal

Connect the FS-7010RM to this terminal to increase the number of zone selector keys.

16. DC Power Supply Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to an AC adapter.

17. USB Terminal

Not used.

18. FS-7000RF Link Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000RF.

19. Microphone Volume Control

Adjusts the volume of the Microphone (13) and External Microphone (20).

20. External Microphone Input

Connect this terminal to an external microphone. (–40 dBV, 2.2 kΩ, unbalanced, mini-jack, w/phantom power supply)

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5.10. FS-7010RM Remote Microphone Extension

The FS-7010RM is an extension unit for the FS-7000RM to be used in FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. Ten zones can be expanded per FS-7010RM. Up to 6 FS-7010RM units can be connected to the FS-7000RM.

[Top] [Right Side]

1. Zone Identification Card

Write the names of the broadcast zones on this card and insert them it the card receptacle from top.

Note

Since this card is not supplied with the FS7010RM, prepare it according to the instructions given on page 91.

2. Zone Selection Indicators

Light when the corresponding Zone Selector keys (3) are pressed. (Only when zones are selected from the FS-7010RM.)

3. Zone Selector Keys

Select broadcast zones.

4. RM Connection Terminals (located on both

sides)

Connect these terminals to the FS-7000RM and/or FS-7010RM.

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1. Power Switch

Press this switch to turn on the power. To turn off the power, press this switch again.

2. Power Indicator

Lights when power is supplied and the FS7006PA/7012PA is ready for operation.

3. Volume Control

Adjusts the input signal level. This volume control cannot be used while the Bypass Indicator (8) continuously lights.

4. Fill-In Space

Write uses of the main and standby amplifiers in this space.

5. Fault Indicator

Lights when an output muting function* is operated or when a failure is detected. If the YA-7000 is used, this indicator lights when the YA-7000 detects a failure and the power amplifier is switched over to a standby amplifier. (See page 77.)

* This function prevents noise from being

generated when power is switched on and off.

6. Signal Indicator

Lights when a signal that exceeds a level 24 dB below the rated output is sent to the Speaker Output (11) on the rear panel.

7. Peak Indicator

Lights when a signal that exceeds a level of 3 dB below the rated output is sent to Speaker Output (11) on the rear panel.

8. Bypass Indicator

Lights when the Volume Bypass Control Input (13) on the rear panel is enabled and indicates that the Volume Control (3) has been bypassed and disabled.

5.11. FS-7006PA/7012PA Power Amplifiers

These power amplifiers are used in conjunction with FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. The FS7006PA's output is rated at 600 W and the FS-7012PA is rated to deliver 1,200 W. By mounting the YA-7000 module in a power amplifier and connecting a standby amplifier to it, the power amplifier can be automatically switched over to the standby amplifier if the power amplifier fails. When initiating emergency broadcasts, the volume control on the front panel is bypassed by closing the Volume Bypass Control terminals on the rear panel, allowing broadcasts of emergency message at maximum volume.

[Front]

Figure shows the FS-7012PA.

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[Rear]

Figure shows the FS-7012PA.

9. YA-7000 Receptacle

Mount an optional YA-7000 module from this receptacle. (See page 76.)

Note

Use of the YA-7000 permits the main amplifier to be switched over to a standby amplifier if the main amplifier fails.

10. Power Cord

Connect this cord to the wall AC outlet (230 V AC, 50 Hz).

11. Speaker Output Terminal (with cover)

This high-impedance, 100 V line output is connected to the FS-7000JP.

Note

Connect this terminal to the YA-7000 when the YA-7000 has been mounted.

• FS-7006PA M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm; load impedance: 16.7 Ω

• FS-7012PA M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm; load impedance: 8.3 Ω

Note

Never connect this terminal to the speaker output terminal of other FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA power amplifier. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to equipment failures.

12. Functional Earth Terminal

Connect this terminal to the functional earth terminal of external equipment if excessive noise is generated when the power amplifier is connected to the external equipment. This could reduce noise.

Note: This terminal is not for protective earth.

13.

Volume Control Bypass Control Input Terminal

Bypasses Volume Control (3) on the front panel and allows announcements to be made at maximum volume. (Open voltage: under 24 V DC; short-circuit current: under 10 mA; 2P terminal block)

14. Audio Signal Input Terminal

Connect this terminal to the FS-7000CP's Priority Output and BGM Output. (0 dB, 10 kΩ, balanced, 3P terminal block)

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5.12. YA-7000 Amplifier Auto Switching Module

The YA-7000 module is designed to be mounted in the power amplifier of FS-7000 Series Voice Evacuation Systems. Connecting a standby amplifier to the YA-7000 module installed in the main amplifier (FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA) permits the main amplifier to be switched over to the standby amplifier if the main amplifier fails.

[Front]

1. Speaker Output Terminal (with cover)

This high-impedance, 100V line speaker output terminal connects to the FS-7000JP. Signals from the Main Amplifier Input (2) are output when the main amplifier (i.e. power amplifier in which the YA-7000 has been mounted) is operating correctly, and signals from the Standby Amplifier Input (3) are output if a main amplifier failure is detected. (M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm)

Note

Never connect this terminal to the speaker output terminal of the FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA power amplifier. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to power amplifier failures.

2. Main Amplifier Input Terminal (with cover)

Connect the main amplifier's speaker output to this terminal. (M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm)

Note

Only 1 piece of FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA can be connected to this terminal. Never connect 2 or more units to this terminal, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail.

3. Standby Amplifier Input Terminal (with cover)

Connect this terminal to the standby amplifier's speaker output. (M4 screw terminal; barrier distance: 9 mm)

Note

Only 1 piece of the FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA can be connected to this terminal. Never connect 2 or more units to this terminal, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail.

4. Operation Mode Selector Switch

Selects the YA-7000's operation mode. Set this switch to the Normal position in general use. (Default: Normal)

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* Fuses of ratings over 4 A can be used only when the

FS-7012PA is connected.

6. CONNECTIONS

6.1. Basic System Configuration

The basic system consists of the FS-7000CP, FS-7000JP, FS-7000PS, and FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA. This basic configuration allows 1-channel/10-zone general-purpose broadcasts to be made. To configure scheduled (timer-controlled) broadcasts, telephone paging, or BGM broadcasts other than announcements using the CP microphone, refer to the specific connection instructions for the relevant pieces of equipment. Connection examples in this chapter show the FS-7012PA being used as the power amplifier, but the same wiring instructions also apply to the FS-7006PA.

[System Operation]

• Ten different broadcast zones can be selected individually or simultaneously.

• Broadcasts can be either announcements (made using the CP microphone installed on the FS-7000CP Control Panel) or background music (BGM).

• The broadcast zones to be used are selected at the FS-7000CP.

• Announcements made using the CP microphone to zones where BGM broadcasts are in progress will be audible over the BGM in those zones.

[Notes]

• Only 1 FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA unit can be connected to the FS-7000JP's Priority Input. Never connect 2 or more units to this terminal, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail.

• The FS-7000JP's maximum output per speaker line varies depending on the connected power amplifiers. Maximum power output is 500 W when the FS-7012PA is connected, and 280 W when the FS-7006PA is connected. If the load capacity exceeds the maximum power output, divide speaker lines into 2 or more lines.

• A 0.5A fuse is preinstalled by the factory for speaker line protection. Depending on the total wattage of all the connected speakers on a line, replace the fuse with one having the correct rating, referring to the following table:

WARNING

The TERMINALS marked with the symbol are HAZARDOUS LIVE. The external wiring to these terminals requires installation by an INSTRUCTED PERSON.

[Settings]

Set the FS-7000CP's output mode selector switch to "1-CH."

Total Wattage per Speaker Line

Up to 24

25 – 40

41 – 80

81 – 120

121 – 160

161 – 200

201 – 240

241 – 280

281 – 320

321 – 400

401 – 480

481 – 500

Fuse Rating (A)

0.3

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3.0

3.5

4.0 *

5.0 *

6.0 *

6.3 *

Preinstalled by the factory

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[Wiring Diagram]

FS-7000PS

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

230 V AC

FS-7000CP

DC POWER IN

FS-7000JP

DC POWER IN

PRIO OUT

DC POWER OUT

PRIORITY IN

JP CONT

SP OUT

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

Speaker lines

JP ZONE CONT

FS-7012PA

230 V AC

SP OUT

JP CONT

INPUT

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6.2. Zone Expansion

If more than 10 broadcast zones are required, then additional FS-7010CP and FS-7000JP panels may be added as needed. Adding 1 each of these units will increase by 10 zones. Up to 19 each of the FS-7010CP and FS-7000JP can be added, allowing expansion to a maximum of 200 zones. The current of the 24 V DC power supplied from the FS-7000PS is 5 A. If the addition of the expansion panel causes the 24 V DC capacity to exceed 5 A, then add the required number of the FS-7000PS panels and divide the power supply.

[Note]

The FS-7000PS panel must be added if the total of current consumption of 24 V DC-operated equipment (such as the FS-7010CP and FS-7000JP) exceeds 5 A.

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[Wiring Diagram]

The following figure shows a configuration in which 2 each of the FS-7010CP and FS-7000JP units have been added to the basic system.

FS-7000PS

230 V AC

FS-7000CP

FS-7010CP

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

CP CONT

PRIO OUT JP CONT

CP CONT

DC POWER IN

CP CONT

JP CONT

CP CONT

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

FS-7000JP

FS-7012PA

DC POWER IN

PRIORITY IN

JP CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

Speaker lines 1 – 10

JP ZONE CONT

Speaker lines 11 – 20

JP ZONE CONT

Speaker lines 21 – 30

JP ZONE CONT

230 V AC

SP OUT

INPUT

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6.3. 24 V DC Power Supply Expansion

If the addition of zones causes the total of current consumption of 24 V DC-operated equipment to exceed 5 A, then add the required number of the FS-7000PS panels.

[Notes]

• Make connections between negative (–) terminals of the 24VDC output of all FS-7000PS panels.

• Divide the power supply to 24 V DC-operated equipment in order to keep the current supplied from a single FS-7000PS panel at 5A or less. (Refer to the following table showing each component's current consumption at 24 V DC.)

Current Consumption

200 mA

150 mA

450 mA

200 mA

130 mA

Equipment

FS-7000CP

FS-7010CP

FS-7000JP

FS-7000AT

FS-7000EV

Current Consumption

110 mA

60 mA

90 mA

15 mA

Equipment

FS-7000GM

FS-7000RF

FS-7000RM

FS-7010RM

[Wiring Diagram]

The following figure shows only the wiring related to the expansion of the 24 V DC power supply.

Cables used: (See page 66; Table for Cables.)

FS-7000PS

230 V AC

DC POWER OUT

230 V AC

FS-7000PS

DC POWER OUT

To 24 V DC input of each DC-operated component

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6.4. Power Amplifier Expansion

Power amplifiers must be expanded when the total of speaker line load capacity exceeds 1,200 W and a single power amplifier cannot handle this load. However, since only 1 power amplifier can be connected to each FS-7000JP panel, the number of speaker lines must also be increased by adding the FS-7010CP and FS-7000JP, even if the number of necessary speaker lines is less than 10.

[Notes]

• Only 1 piece of the FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA can be connected to the FS-7000JP's Priority Input. Never connect 2 or more units to this terminal, as the amplifier could fail.

• The total of the FS-7000JP's speaker line output must not exceed the power amplifier output.

[Wiring Diagram]

The following figure shows only the wiring related to the power amplifier expansion.

FS-7000CP

FS-7000JP

: Cables prepared separately

See page 66; Table for Cables.

PRIO OUT

PRIORITY IN

FS-7012PA

230 V AC

SP OUT

INPUT

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6.5. 2-Channel Broadcasts

To provide 2-channel priority/background music broadcasts, first add a BGM player and power amplifiers to the basic system configuration, then perform the wiring described on the next page. Select BGM broadcast zones using the FS-7000JP's BGM Zone Selector Keys.

See page 57 regarding the connection of BGM player.

[System Operation]

• Broadcasts can be made to up to 10 selected zones.

• Background music and announcements using the CP microphone can be broadcast simultaneously to different zones.

• Zones to which announcements are broadcast from the CP microphone are selected at the FS-7000CP.

• BGM broadcast zones are selected at the FS-7000JP.

• Selecting zones in which BGM broadcasts are in progress at the FS-7000CP interrupts the BGM broadcasts in those zones, allowing announcements from the CP microphone to be heard instead.

[Notes]

• Only 1 piece of the FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA can be connected to each of the FS-7000JP's Priority Input and BGM Input. Never connect 2 or more units to these terminals, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail.

• A 0.5 A fuse is preinstalled by the factory for speaker line protection. Depending on the total wattage of all the connected speakers on a line, replace the fuse with one having the correct rating. (See page. 29.)

[Settings]

Set the FS-7000CP's Output Mode Setting switch to the "2-CH" position.

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[Wiring Diagram]

FS-7000PS

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

230 V AC

FS-7000CP

DC POWER IN

BGM OUT

FS-7000JP

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

PRIO OUT JP CONT

BGM IN

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

Speaker lines

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

PRIORITY IN

FS-7012PA (For priority broadcasts)

SP OUT

230 V AC

FS-7012PA (For BGM broadcasts)

SP OUT

JP CONT

INPUT

230 V AC

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6.6. Systems Combining the FS-7000RF, FS-7000RM, and FS-7010RM

When using the FS-7000RM, add the FS-7000RF and perform the wiring shown below. Then, connect the FS-7000RF and the FS-7000RM. When expanding the FS-7000RM's Zone Selector Keys, connect the FS-7010RM to the FS-7000RM.

[Notes]

• For the FS-7000RF's RF Zone Control Terminal 3 and subsequent terminals, make connections in such a way that Terminal 3 is connected to the second FS-7010CP, Terminal 4 to the third FS-7010CP, and Terminal 5 to a fourth FS-7010CP.

• If the FS-7000GM is to be connected to the FS-7000CP, the FS-7000RF's RF Zone Control Terminal will need to be connected to a different terminal (see page 47 for details).

[Wiring Diagram]

The figure shows only the wiring related to the FS-7000RF. For the wiring of other models, refer to the relevant system wiring diagrams, such as those for basic configuration and zone expansion.

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

FS-7000PS

230 V AC

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000CP

RF IN

DC POWER IN

RF CONT

RF ZONE CONT

FS-7010CP

RF ZONE CONT

DC POWER IN

FS-7000RF

DC POWER IN

RF ZONE CONT 2 RF ZONE CONT 1

RF OUTRF CONT

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[Settings]

Set the Function Switch on the FS-7000RF's rear panel to match the needs and uses of the system, as described below.

(1) FS-7000RM All-Zone Call Mode (SW#1): Normal/Urgency

(Default: Normal) Designate the mode used to establish all-zone calls using FS-7000RM's All-Zone Call Key. If the mode is set to "Urgency" when the FS-7000AT is connected, announcements bypass the attenuator and are allowed through at maximum sound volume.

(2) Number of FS-7000RM units (SW #2 and #3): 1 – 4

(Default: 1) Set the number of FS-7000RM units to be connected to the FS-7000RF.

(3) Number of system's broadcast zones (SW #4 – #6): 10/20/30/40/50

(Default: 10) Designate the number of system's broadcast zones. Individual zones can be selected from the FS-7000RM within a designated range of numbers. (Example: If the number is set to 30, any number of zones from 1 to 30 can be selected, but not zones exceeding that number.)

FS-7000RF rear panel

FUNCTION SW

12345678

UrgencyNormal

18234567 1 8234567

Number of connected units

1 unit

2 units 3 units 4 units

18234567 1 8234567 1 823456718234567

Number of zones

Up to 10 zones 11 – 20 zones 21 – 30 zones 31 – 40 zones 41 – 50 zones

1823456718234567 1 8234567 1 823456718234567

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(4) Priorities Among FS-7000RM Units (SW #7 and #8): Last-in-first-out / First-in-first-out / Individual

priority / None

(Default: Last-in-first-out) Designate priorities among announcements made simultaneously from multiple connected FS-7000RM microphones. There are 4 priority setting methods, as follows:

• Last-in-first-out (LIFO)

The announcement from the FS-7000RM last operated takes precedence.

• First-in-first-out (FIFO)

The announcement from the FS-7000RM first operated takes precedence. Until this announcement is completed, other FS-7000RM microphones cannot make broadcasts.

• Individual Priority*

The announcement from the FS-7000RM assigned a smaller address number takes precedence. The FS7000RM with an address number smaller than that of the FS-7000RM currently making broadcasts can make broadcasts to the selected zones. However, the FS-7000RM with a larger address number must wait until the current announcement is completed.

• None

No priority relationship exists among the FS-7000RM units. Announcements from different FS-7000RMs are mixed and broadcast to the selected zone.

* If Individual Priority is selected, the smaller the address number, the higher priorities among the connected

FS-7000RMs.

Address 0 > Address 1 > Address 2 > Address 3

FIFO NoneIndividual priority*LIFO

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6.6.1. Connecting the FS-7000RF to 2 FS-7000RMs

Connect the RJ45 connector to the FS-7000RM's FS-7000RF Link Terminal. Strip the other ends of the cable and connect them to the FS-7000RF's FS-7000RM Link Terminal.

Notes

• If a long distance between the FS-7000RM and the FS-7000RF causes the FS-7000RM's voltage to drop

below 20 V, the power supply must be augmented using an AC adapter.

• The total cable length from the FS-7000RF to each FS-7000RM must not exceed 800 m.

FS-7000RF

: Supplied cable

See page 64; Table for Cables.

AUDIO AUDIO

RJ45’s

Pin Arrangement

FS-7000RM FS-7000RM

DC24 V #2 DC24 V #1 DC24 V #3DC24 V #4

#5 AUDIO C

#4 AUDIO H

#8 DC 24 V –

#7 DC 24 V +

RF LINK RF LINK

BUS #2/#4 BUS #1/#3

#6 BUS –

#3 BUS +

#5 AUDIO C

#4 AUDIO H

#8 DC 24 V –

#7 DC 24 V +

#6 BUS –

#3 BUS +

RJ45 connector RJ45 connector

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(1) Data Communications Address (SW #1 – #3): 0 – 3

(Default: 0) To enable data communications with the FS-7000RF, set the address of the first unit to 0, the second unit to 1, the third unit to 2, and the fourth unit to 3.

Note

Remote microphones cannot be used with any other settings.

[Settings]

1. Setting switch on the FS-7000RM's right side panel

Make the following switch settings to match the needs and uses of the system.

(2) Number of Group Keys (SW #4 and #5): 0/10/20

(Default: 0) Designate the number of zone selector keys to be used as group selector keys when the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS-7000RF. "0": If the number is set to "0," all keys are individual zone selector keys and no group selector key is created. "10": The FS-7000RM's zone selector keys are changed into group selector keys. "20": The zone selector keys of the FS-7000RM and those of the first FS-7010RM unit connected to the FS-

7000RM are changed into group selector keys.

(3) Microphone Compressor (SW #6): ON/OFF

(Default: ON) Set the built-in compressor to ON or OFF. Selecting ON automatically limits the microphone volume to the range in which the output will not distort, thereby preventing broadcasts from sounding unpleasant.

2. Talk Key Mode (Equipment Internal Jumpers): PTT/Alternate

(Default: PTT) Set the Talk Key's operation mode to either the "PTT" (Press-to-Talk) mode, which enables microphone announcements to be made while the key is being pressed, or the "Alternate" mode, in which announcements are enabled by pressing the key once and terminated by pressing it again. To select the Alternate mode, open the microphone cover and change the internal jumper's position. (See page 75.)

Setting switch

Address 0 Address 1 Address 2 Address 3

[FS-7000RM's right side]

01020

ONOFF

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6.6.2. Joining the FS-7000RM to the FS-7010RM

Step 1. Turn over the FS-7000RM and FS-7010RM and bring both units next to each other.

Step 2. Using the cable supplied with the FS-7010RM, connect the FS-7000RM's Connection Terminal to the

Connection Terminal on the FS-7010RM's left side panel.

Step 3. Join the FS-7000RM to the FS-7010RM using the connecting plate (B) and the 4 screws supplied with

the FS-7010RM.

Step 4. Join the FS-7000RM to the FS-7010RM using the 2 connecting plates (A) and the 8 screws supplied

with the FS-7010RM.

Note

Follow the same procedure when joining any additional FS-7010RM to the FS-7010RM.

: Supplied cable

See page 64; Table for Cables.

[Bottom surface]

Connection cable

FS-7010RM FS-7000RM

Connecting plates (A)

FS-7010RM FS-7000RM

Connecting plates (B)

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6.7. FS-7000GM

Connect the FS-7000GM to the system when selecting broadcast zone groups using the zone selector keys of the FS-7000CP or FS-7000RM. For each FS-7000GM, up to 50 zones can be programmed for group selection. Add 2 or more FS-7000GMs (up to 4 units) to the system to program more than 50 zones for group selection.

6.7.1. Changing the FS-7000CP's/7010CP's zone selector keys into group selector keys

If the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS-7000CP, the FS-7000CP's individual zone selector keys can be used as group selector keys, permitting multiple broadcast zones to be selected simultaneously by pressing a single key. Further, connecting the FS-7010CP to the FS-7000GM makes up to 20 group selector keys available.

[System Operation]

The individual zone selector keys on the FS-7000CP panel, and on the first one of 6 connected FS-7010CP panels, function as group selector keys, while those on the 2nd to 6th FS-7010CP panels function as individual zone selector keys.

Note: Open the cover and install the necessary parts before use.

Install the necessary diodes and connectors on the circuit board first according to the desired group broadcast zone allocation. The FS-7000GM comes supplied with the necessary parts and cannot be used without this modification. For details, see page 71; Installing Diodes on the FS7000GM Circuit Board.

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[Wiring Diagram (Example of 20 groups/50 individual zones)]

The figure below shows only the wiring related to group broadcasts. For the wiring of other models, refer to the relevant system wiring diagrams, such as those for basic configuration and zone expansion.

FS-7000PS

230 V AC

FS-7000CP

FS-7010CP

(1st unit)

FS-7010CP

(2nd unit)

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

DC POWER IN

JP CONT

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

FS-7010CP

(6th unit)

FS-7000GM

FS-7000JP

(1st unit)

FS-7000JP

(5th unit)

DC POWER IN

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

GM GROUP

CONT IN

21 21453

GM ZONE CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

SP OUT

GM ZONE CONT

Speaker lines 1 – 10

JP ZONE CONT

Speaker lines 41 – 50

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

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[Wiring Diagram (Example of 20 groups/100 individual zones)]

: Supplied cables

FS-7000CP

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

FS-7010CP

(1st unit)

FS-7010CP

(2nd unit)

FS-7010CP

(6th unit)

FS-7010CP

(7th unit)

FS-7010CP

(11th unit)

JP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

FS-7000GM

(1st unit)

FS-7000GM

(2nd unit)

GM GROUP

CONT OUT

2121

GM GROUP

CONT IN

GM GROUP

CONT IN

GM ZONE CONT

21453

GM ZONE CONT

21453

To next page

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FS-7000JP

(1st unit)

FS-7000JP

(5th unit)

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

From previous page

Speaker lines 1 – 10

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

Speaker lines 41 – 50

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

FS-7000JP

(6th unit)

FS-7000JP

(10th unit)

Speaker lines 51 – 60

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

Speaker lines 91 – 100

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

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[Connections between FS-7000RF and FS-7000CP/FS-7010CP when FS-7000GM is connected to FS-7000CP]

Connect the FS-7000RF's RF Zone Control Terminal to the RF Zone Control Terminal of the FS-7000CP and/or FS-7010CP connected to the FS-7000JP. Do not connect the RF Zone Control Terminal of the FS7000CP and/or FS-7010CP connected to the FS-7000GM's GM Group Control Input.

[Example of 10 groups/50 individual zones]

FS-7000CP

FS-7010CP

(1st unit)

FS-7010CP

(5th unit)

RF ZONE CONT

JP CONT

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

JP ZONE CONT

GM ZONE CONT

FS-7000GM

FS-7000RF

FS-7000JP

(1st unit)

FS-7000JP

(5th unit)

GM GROUP

CONT IN

21 21453

GM ZONE CONT

RF ZONE CONT

21453

SP OUT

JP CONT

SP OUT

Speaker lines 1 – 10

JP ZONE CONT

Speaker lines 41 – 50

JP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

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[Example of 20 groups/50 individual zones]

FS-7000CP

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

FS-7010CP

(1st unit)

FS-7010CP

(2nd unit)

FS-7010CP

(6th unit)

FS-7000GM

RF ZONE CONT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

GM GROUP

CONT IN

21 21453

GM ZONE CONT

FS-7000RF

FS-7000JP

(1st unit)

FS-7000JP

(5th unit)

RF ZONE CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

21453

Speaker lines 1 – 10

JP ZONE CONT

Speaker lines 41 – 50

JP ZONE CONT

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6.7.2. Changing the FS-7000RM's zone selector keys into group selector keys

If the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS-7000RF, the FS-7000RM's individual zone selector keys can be used as group selector keys, permitting multiple broadcast zones to be selected simultaneously by pressing a single key. Further, connecting the FS-7010RM to the FS-7000RM makes up to 20 group selector keys available.

[Wiring Diagram (Example of 20 groups/50 individual zones)]

: Supplied cables

See page 64; Table for Cables.

FS-7000GM

FS-7000RF

GM GROUP CONT

GM GROUP

CONT IN

GM ZONE CONT

34521

GM ZONE CON

34521

To FS-7000RM (See Connections on page 40.)

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[Wiring Diagram (Example of 20 groups/100 individual zones)]

* If the FS-7000GM is connected to the FS-7000CP and 20 group selector keys are created, the 6th, 7th, 8th,

9th and 10th units of the FS-7010CP should be read as the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th units.

: Supplied cables

See page 64; Table for Cables.

FS-7010CP

(6th unit *)

FS-7010CP (10th unit *)

FS-7000GM

(1st unit )

FS-7000GM

(2nd unit )

GM GROUP

CONT OUT

RF ZONE CONT

GM GROUP

CONT IN

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

GM GROUP

CONT IN

2121 21453

21 21453

GM ZONE CONT

To FS-7000JP that provides Speaker lines 51 – 60

To FS-7000JP that provides Speaker lines 91 – 100

GM ZONE CONT

GM GROUP CONT

FS-7000RF

21453

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6.8. Connecting the FS-7000AT to 4-Wire System Attenuators

When an emergency broadcast is made, or when a general urgency broadcast is made from the CP microphone or FS-7000RM, if the FS-7000AT has been connected to the FS-7000JP, then 24 V DC power will be supplied to the attenuators to allow these broadcasts to be made at maximum volume by overriding the attenuators.

Tip

The type of attenuator that can be connected directly is a 4-wire system attenuator for which attenuation becomes "0" when 24 V DC power is supplied. If another type is used, an additional external circuit must be installed.

[System Operation]

• 24 V DC power is supplied to the 4-wire system attenuators when an emergency broadcast is made and the

emergency broadcast can bypass the attenuators.

• All-zone calls from the CP microphone or remote microphone can also be set to bypass attenuators.

• Attenuator lines correspond in a one-to-one relationship to the speaker lines of the FS-7000JP connected to

the FS-7000AT.

[Note]

The FS-7000PS to be connected to the FS-7000AT's 24 V DC Input for ATT Control Output must be different from the one that supplies the 24 V DC power to each panel. Sharing the same FS-7000PS could cause equipment failures. For the FS-7000PS connected to the 24 V DC Input for ATT Control Output, remove a jumper wire between F.G and S.G located on the rear panel.

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[Wiring Diagram]

FS-7000PS

Note

Remove a jumper wire between F.G and S.G (This unit only.)

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

230 V AC

FS-7000PS

FS-7000EV

DC POWER IN

FS-7000CP

DC POWER IN

EV OUT

DC POWER OUT

EMERG OUT

EV CONT

EV IN

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

FS-7000JP

DC POWER IN

FS-7000AT

DC POWER IN

FS-7012PA

PRIORITY IN

AT CONT

230 V AC

PRIO OUT

DC POWER IN

AT CONT

SP OUT

JP CONT

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

ATTENUATOR CONT / OUT

Speaker and attenuator connections (See next page.)

INPUT

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

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[Speaker/Attenuator Connection Diagram]

Note

The maximum output current of the FS-7000AT's ATT Control Output is 0.75 A per circuit. If the current exceeds this limit, the FS-7000AT's built-in protection circuit cuts off the output. When a control current larger than 0.75 A is needed, divide both the ATT Control Output lines and the FS-7000JP's speaker lines into 2 or more lines.

FS-7000JP

SP OUT

HC3HC4HC

HC1HC

COM

FS-7000AT

ATTENUATOR CONT/ OUT

Relay contact

4-wire system attenuator Bypassed when 24 V DC power is supplied.

3456

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6.9. Standby Amplifiers

So that the power amplifier can be automatically switched over to the standby amplifier to allow broadcasts to continue when the amplifier fails, mount the YA-7000 in the power amplifier and connect the power amplifier to the standby amplifier. (See page 76; Mounting the YA-7000 in the power amplifier.)

[Notes]

• Use a standby amplifier of the same type as the main amplifier, or one with a rated output larger than that of

the main amplifier. If the standby amplifier's rated power output is smaller than that of the main amplifier, the standby amplifier could be damaged by overload.

• Set the volume controls on the front panels of both the main and standby amplifiers to the same position.

• Standby amplifiers cannot be used with other main amplifiers.

• Only 1 power amplifier (FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA) can be connected to each of the YA-7000's main and

standby amplifier inputs. Never connect 2 or more amplifiers to these terminals, as the excessive load could cause the amplifier to fail. Connect the YA-7000's Speaker Output only to the FS-7000JP's Priority Input and BGM Input.

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[Wiring Diagram]

FS-7000PS

230 V AC

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000EV

FS-7000CP

DC POWER IN

FS-7000JP

YA-7000 +

FS-7012PA

(Main amplifier)

DC POWER IN

EV OUT

DC POWER IN

EMERG OUT

PRIO OUT

PRIORITY IN

AMP IN SUB AMP IN

SP OUT

EV CONT

EV IN

JP ZONE/ GM GROUP CONT

JP CONT

Speaker lines

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

FS-7012PA

(Standby amplifier)

230 V AC

SP OUT

INPUT

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

SP OUT

INPUT

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

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6.10. Timer-Operated Equipment

To make timer-operated broadcasts, connect the device equipped with the play make output to the FS7000CP's Timer Input as follows. While the Timer Input's (+) and (–) terminals are closed, audio signals entering the Timer Input are output to all speaker lines.

[Connection Diagram]

6.11. Telephone Paging

To enable telephone paging, connect control and audio signals from the telephone exchange's paging trunk to the FS-7000CP's Paging Input. While the Paging Input's (+) and (–) terminals are closed, audio signals entering the Paging Input are output to all speaker lines.

[Connection Diagram]

[Settings]

Set the Paging Input Sensitivity Selector Switch to "–60 dBV" (microphone signal level) or "–20 dBV" (line signal level) depending on the audio signal level connected to the Paging Input.

FS-7000CP

TIMER IN

See page 66; Table for Cables.Cable used:

Audio output

BGM player

Play make output

FS-7000CP

PAGING IN

LEVEL

Telephone exchange with

See page 66; Table for Cables.Cable used:

the paging trunk

Audio signal

Control signal

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6.12. BGM Players

The FS-7000CP is equipped with 4 BGM Inputs (BGM IN 1 – 4) for broadcasting background music. The BGM Input 1 is provided with a muting function* that overrides other BGM Inputs 2 – 4.

*Muting function: A function that automatically decreases the volume of original broadcast when another

broadcast is initiated during original broadcast, and restores the original broadcast volume level when the other broadcast is completed.

• BGM input 1 is monaural. When using a stereo device, mix the left and right channel signals before

connecting.

• BGM Inputs 2 through 4 are equipped with stereo connection terminals to facilitate the connection of

playback devices such as CDs and MDs. On each BGM input, its left and right channel signals are mixed inside the FS-7000CP and converted to a monaural signal.

[Settings]

1. BGM Input 1 Sensitivity Selector Switch

Set this input sensitivity to "–60 dBV" (microphone signal level) or "–20 dBV" (line signal level) depending on the audio signal level connected to the BGM Input 1.

2. Mute Switch

The signal levels of BGM Inputs 2 through 4 can be attenuated by the signal entering the BGM Input 1. Setting the switch to ON attenuates the signals to Inputs 2 through 4, while setting it to OFF causes these inputs to be mixed.

FS-7000CP

BGM IN

432

MUTE LEVEL

(dBV)

BGM player

Cable used: See page 66; Table for Cables.

BGM player

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6.13. FS-7000EV

Connecting the FS-7000EV enables automatic evacuation guidance broadcasts that are interlocked with flooridentifier signals from the connected automatic fire alarm system or manually operated voice guidance broadcasts. The FS-7000EV's built-in voice alarm provides pre-recorded fire evacuation announcements and false-alarm announcements, the recordings on which can be changed as needed, for example when used at installation sites. (For the recording method, refer to the separate Operating Instructions.)

[Wiring Diagram]

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

FS-7000PS

230 V AC

DC POWER OUT

See page 64; Table for Cables.

FS-7000EV

FS-7000CP

FS-7000JP

DC POWER IN

EV OUT

PRIO OUT

PRIORITY IN

EMERG OUT

EV CONT

JP CONT

SP OUT

EV CONT

EV IN

JP ZONE / GM GROUP CONT

Speaker lines

JP ZONE CONT

FS-7012PA

230 V AC

JP CONT

SP OUT

INPUT

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

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6.14. Automatic Fire Alarm Systems

Fire evacuation announcements can be made to the broadcast zones selected automatically when the connected automatic fire alarm system is activated. The FS-7000EV is used for evacuation guidance broadcasts. Connect the instruction signals for selecting broadcast zones, which are transmitted from the connected automatic fire alarm system, to the Fire Alarm System Input of the FS-7000CP or FS-7010CP. If the Fire Alarm System Input's Terminals 1 and C are shorted, then the FS-7000JP's Speaker Output 1 is selected. Similarly, Speaker Output 10 is selected at the Fire Alarm System Input 's Terminal 10. When a single instruction signal covers a single floor with multiple broadcast zones, make connections so that the instruction signal is routed to multiple fire alarm inputs and these zones can be selected simultaneously via a single instruction signal. If announcements must be automatically broadcast to the fire floor, and immediately upper and lower floors, the automatic fire alarm system needs be set to output such an instruction signal immediately after smoke detectors are activated.

[Note]

Connect the instruction signal from the automatic fire alarm system to the Fire Alarm System Input of the FS7000CP and FS-7010CP connected to the FS-7000JP. Avoid connecting the signal to the FS-7000CP and FS-7010CP connected to the FS-7000GM's GM Group Control Input.

[Wiring Diagram]

Cables used: (See page 66; Table for Cables.)

FS-7000CP

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

FS-7010CP

FIRE ALARM

SYSTEM

Automatic fire alarm system speaker line selection

1 – 10, C

11 – 20

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6.15. Power Failure Backup

If broadcasts need to continue even during power failures, power must be supplied from an uninterruptible power supply system (UPS) or emergency power supply unit.

6.15.1. Providing Backup Power Using an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) System

Using a UPS as a backup power source permits both emergency and general-purpose broadcasts to continue without interruption even if the main power source fails.

Procure a UPS that meets the following requirements and use it to supply AC power to equipment like the FS7000PS, FS-70006PA and FS-7012PA that must operate continuously even during power failures. If the UPS does not meet the following requirements, it may shorten the amount of time that backup power can operate and/or may prevent continued broadcasts. Therefore, it is important that the UPS selected meets the necessary requirements.

[UPS Requirements]

• Switching time: Under 10 ms

• Capacity (W) is larger than the total capacity (W) of equipment being backed up.

• Capacity (VA) is larger than the total capacity (VA) of equipment being backed up.

• Backup time, calculated from the total capacity (W and VA), is over twice as long as the desired backup

time.

• Output wave should be a sine wave.

6.15.2. Power Backup Using the DS-029B Emergency Power Supply Panel

When the DS-029B is being used for power backup, emergency broadcasts can still be made even during power failures, but general-purpose broadcasts become unavailable. Only equipment other than the FS7006PA and FS-7012PA can be backed up using the emergency power supply unit. Therefore, power amplifiers that operate on 24 V DC power must be used, or a UPS must be prepared for the FS-7006PA and FS-7012PA.

[Storage Battery Capacity Calculation]

The method for calculating the battery capacity of the emergency power supply unit needed to ensure sufficient power backup is described below.

The Storage battery capacity C required to operate for a fixed period of time (T2) after waiting for a fixed period of time (T1) can be calculated as follows. Select a battery with the capacity larger than the calculation result. Using Table 1 (Battery capacity conversation time) or Approximate expression (A), determine Capacity conversion time K corresponding to Discharge time T, then calculate the required battery capacity using the equation on the next page. Also, use Table 2 (Current consumption during power failures) to determine the current consumption during standby or operation.

Discharge current I (A)

Time T (min)

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Storage battery capacity C (Ah) = [ K 1 I 1 + K 2 ( I 2-I 1 ) ]

Where, C: Required storage battery capacity at 25°C L: Maintenance rate* (generally 0.8) K

1: Capacity conversion time corresponding to the sum (T1+T2) of Waiting time T1 and Operation time T2.

2: Capacity conversion time corresponding to Operation time T2.

1: Current consumption in standby mode from the time that power fails until emergency broadcasting begins.

This is the sum of all currents needed by the FS-7000EV, DS-029B, and other equipment consuming power even during power failures.

2: Power consumption during emergency broadcasts (the 24 V DC current consumption of the entire

system). When 4-wire system attenuators are connected, their current consumptions are also included.

*Maintenance rate is a correction value used to guarantee needed battery capacity and satisfy specified load

characteristics while accounting for variations caused by battery age and usage conditions. As a general guideline, it is assumed that battery capacity decreased to 80% of the original represents the end of the battery's useful life, and therefore a maintenance rate of 0.8 is used in these calculations.

Table 1. Battery Capacity Conversion Time Table

Capacity Conversion Time K (hours)

0.333

0.575

0.820

1.06

1.30

1.55

1.80

2.05

2.28

2.50

Discharge Time (minutes)

100

Current Consumption (A)

Operation

0.20

0.15

0.45

0.20

0.13

0.11

Model No.

FS-7000CP

FS-7010CP

FS-7000JP

FS-7000AT

FS-7000EV

FS-7000GM

Standby

0.00

0.01

0.00

Current Consumption (A)

Operation

0.06

0.09

0.015

0.07

0.05

Model No.

FS-7000RF

FS-7000RM

FS-7010RM

FS-7000PS

DS-029B

Standby

0.00

0.03

Confirm attenuator current consumption using the relevant specification sheets or manuals.

When capacity conversion coefficients corresponding to the operation time (discharge time) of more than 100 minutes is needed, approximate values can be obtained from the following expression:

Capacity conversion time K = 0.0217 x Discharge time + 0.33 ......... (A)

Table 2. Current Consumption During Power Failures

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[Calculation Example]

Storage battery capacity required for a system of the following configuration to operate for 10 minutes after waiting for an hour from the start of a power failure can be calculated as follows:

System Configuration Current Consumption (A)

Operation Mode

0.20

0.45

0.13

0.07

0.05

0.90

Model No.

FS-7000CP

FS-7000JP

FS-7000EV

FS-7000PS

DS-029B

Total

Quantity

Standby Mode

0.00

0.01

0.00

0.03

0.04

K1: 1.80 (60 minutes of standby time + 10 minutes of operation time = 70-minute capacity conversion time) K2: 0.333 (capacity conversion time for 10-minute operation time) I1: 0.04 A (total standby current consumption from the above table) I2: 0.90 A (total operation current consumption from the above table)

Battery capacity C (Ah) = [ 1.8 x I 1 + 0.333 ( I 2 -I 1 ) ]

= [ 1.8 x 0.04 +0.333 ( 0.90

0.04 ) ]

= 0.45

From this, it can be seen that if a battery with capacity of 0.45 Ah is used, the system will be able to operate for 10 minutes.

0.8

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[Wiring Diagram]

The figure shows only the wiring related to the DS-029B Emergency Power Supply Panel. For the wiring of other models, refer to the relevant system wiring diagrams, such as those for basic configuration and zone expansion.

Note

When not connecting the DS-029B Emergency Power Supply Panel, Cables No. 18 and No. 19 connecting between both PS CONT terminals of the FS-7000PS and FS-7000EV are not needed.

: Supplied cables

: Cables prepared separately

See page 64; Table for Cables.

DS-029B

230 V AC

FS-7000PS

CONT

230 V AC

DC POWER OUT

START

DC POWER IN

FS-7000JP

DC POWER IN

EMERG POWER

PS CONT

FS-7000EV

PS CONT

EV CONT

EV OUT

FS-7000CP

EV CONT

EV IN

JP ZONE / GM GROUP CONT

JP CONT

Speaker lines

SP OUT

JP ZONE CONT

JP CONT

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7. TABLE FOR CABLES

Each number corresponds to the cable number in wiring diagrams.

7.1. Cables Supplied with Equipment

No. Cables Equipment Quantity

XAP14P

60 cm

Terminals to be connected FS-7000CP [CP CONT] <--> FS-7010CP [CP CONT] FS-7010CP [CP CONT] <--> FS-7010CP [CP CONT]

XAP4P

2.5 m

Terminals to be connected FS-7000CP [JP CONT] <--> FS-7000JP [JP CONT] FS-7010CP [JP CONT] <--> FS-7000JP [JP CONT]

XAP5P

60 cm

XAP14P

XAP4P

XAP5P

FS-7010CP 1

FS-7000JP

FS-7000EV

Terminals to be connected FS-7000CP [EV CONT] <--> FS-7000EV [EV CONT]

XAP6P

SMR6P

2.5 m

Terminals to be connected FS-7000CP [RF CONT] <--> FS-7000RF [RF CONT]

SMR10P

2.5 m

Terminals to be connected FS-7000CP [JP ZONE/GM GROUP CONT] <--> FS-7000JP [JP ZONE CONT] FS-7000CP [JP ZONE/GM GROUP CONT] <--> FS-7000GM [GM GROUP CONT IN] FS-7010CP [JP ZONE CONT] <--> FS-7000JP [JP ZONE CONT] FS-7010CP [JP ZONE CONT] <--> FS-7000GM [GM GROUP CONT IN] FS-7010CP [GM ZONE CONT] <--> FS-7000GM [GM ZONE CONT] FS-7000GM [GM ZONE CONT] <--> FS-7000RF [GM ZONE CONT] FS-7000GM [GM GROUP CONT IN] <--> FS-7000RF [GM GROUP CONT] FS-7000GM [GM GROUP CONT IN] <--> FS-7000GM [GM GROUP CONT OUT]

FS-7000RF

FS-7000JP FS-7000GM

1 7

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No. Cables Equipment Quantity

XAP11P

10 11

2.5 m

Terminals to be connected FS-7000CP FS-7010CP FS-7010CP

[RF ZONE CONT] [RF ZONE CONT] [RF ZONE CONT]

<--> FS-7000RF <--> FS-7000RF <--> FS-7000GM

[RF ZONE CONT]

[GM ZONE CONT]

XAP12P

60 cm

Terminals to be connected FS-7000JP [AT CONT] <--> FS-7000AT [AT CONT]

RJ45

3 m

SMR10P

XAP12P

RJ45

FS-7010CP FS-7000RF

FS-7000AT

1 1

Terminals to be connected FS-7000RM [RF LINK] <--> FS-7000RF [AUDIO, DC24 V, BUS]

Note: For the FS-7000RF, detach the RJ45 connector and connect the stripped

cable end.

Pin1 (white/orange): Not connected Pin2 (orange) : Not connected Pin3 (white/green): BUS + Pin4 (blue): AUDIO H

XAP8P

Pin5 (white/blue): AUDIO C Pin6 (green): BUS – Pin7 (white/brown): DC24 V + Pin8 (brown): DC24 V –

XAP8P

8 cm

Terminals to be connected FS-7000RM [EXTENSION] <--> FS-7010RM [EXTENSION] FS-7010RM [EXTENSION] <--> FS-7010RM [EXTENSION]

FS-7000RM 1

FS-7010RM

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7.2. Cables To Be Prepared by the Customers

The following tables show the cables used as viewed from each component and the connectors they are to be connected to. Since the cables used by a component to connect to the target component are also shown in the target component's cable list, take care not to duplicate connections when counting the number of cables needed.

• The 3P removable terminal plugs supplied with each component are referred to in abbreviated form as

"3PTB".

• Determine the cable length depending on the system equipment configuration.

7.2.1. FS-7000CP Control Panel

FS-7000CP Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

BGM IN 1 –– BGM player3PTB ––

2-core shielded cable

BGM IN 2 –– BGM player2P RCA jack ––

Single-core shielded cable x 2

BGM IN 3

BGM IN 4

PAGING IN Audio

Control

Telephone exchange (paging trunk)

5PTB ––

––

2-core shielded cable

RF IN

AUX IN

TIMER IN

EV IN

BGM OUT

PRIO OUT

RF OUT

––

Audio

Control

EV OUT

INPUT

––

FS-7000RF

Playback equipment, etc.

Timer-operated playback equipment

FS-7000EV

FS-7006PA

FS-7012PA

FS-7006PA

FS-7012PA

Fire alarm system

3PTB

2PTB

4PTB

2PTB

3PTB

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

12PTB

3PTB

2-core shielded cable

Single-core shielded cable

Parallel PVC cable

Single-core shielded cable

2-core shielded cable

––

2PTB

3PTB

––

2-core shielded cable

Heat-resistant cable

No. of connected fire alarm lines + 1

Parallel PVC cable

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

7.2.2. FS-7010CP Expansion Control Panel

FS-7010CP Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM

DC POWER OUT

––

FS-7000PS

Fire alarm system

M3 screw terminal

12PTB

Parallel PVC cable

No. of connected fire alarm lines + 1

M3 screw terminal

––

Heat-resistant cable

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

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7.2.3. FS-7000JP Junction Panel

7.2.4. FS-7000PS DC Power Supply Panel

7.2.5. FS-7000AT Attenuator Control Panel

FS-7000JP Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

SP OUT –– Speaker M3 screw terminal ––

Heat-resistant cable

URGENT CONT –– ––2PTB ––Parallel PVC cable

POWER RM OUT

––

Power control equipment for power amplifiers

2PTB ––Parallel PVC cable

BGM IN SP OUT FS-7006PAM4 screw terminal M4 screw terminal

PRIORITY IN SP OUT

FS-7012PA

YA-7000

FS-7006PA

FS-7012PA

YA-7000

M4 screw terminal Speaker cable M4 screw terminal

Speaker cable

No.

Attenuator

Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

FS-7000PS Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER OUT

DC POWER IN FS-7000CPM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

FS-7010CP

FS-7000JP

FS-7000AT

FS-7000EV

FS-7000GM

FS-7000RF

M3 screw terminal

DC POWER OUT

EMERG POWER/ IN

EMERG POWER/ CONT

EMERG POWER/ START

PS CONT/CONT

ATTENUATOR CONT

DC POWER IN

OUTPUT

REMORT (left)

REMORT (right)

PS CONT/ CONT

PS CONT/ START

FS-7000AT

DS-029B

FS-7000EV

M3 screw terminal

PS CONT/START

M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

Parallel PVC cable

M4 screw terminal

M3 screw terminal

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

FS-7000AT Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

ATTENUATOR CONT/ DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

ATTENUATOR CONT/ OUT

–– AttenuatorM3 screw terminal ––

Heat-resistant cable

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

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7.2.6. FS-7000EV Voice Evacuation Panel

7.2.7. FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel

7.2.8. FS-7000RF Remote Microphone Interface Panel

7.2.9. FS-7000RM Remote Microphone

FS-7000EV Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

EV OUT EV IN FS-7000CP2PTB 2PTB

Single-core shielded cable

EMERG OUT

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA for priority broadcast

2PTB 2PTBParallel PVC cable

EMERG CONT OUT

–– ––3PTB ––

1 or 2 Parallel PVC cables

FIRE CONFIRM SIG IN

PS CONT/CONT

PS CONT/START

––

PS CONT/CONT

PS CONT/START

Fire alarm system

FS-7000PS

2PTB

M3 screw terminal

––

Heat-resistant cable

Parallel PVC cable

M3 screw terminal

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

FS-7000RF Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

RF OUT RF IN FS-7000CP3PTB 3PTB

2-core shielded cable

AUDIO RF LINK FS-7000RM

M3.5 screw terminal

RJ45CAT. 5 STP

DC24 V

BUS

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

FS-7000RM Connection Target

Terminal Name

RF LINK AUDIO FS-7000RFRJ45

M3.5 screw terminal

CAT. 5 STP

DC24 V

BUS

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

FS-7000GM Connection Target

Terminal Name

DC POWER IN

DC POWER OUT

FS-7000PSM3 screw terminal M3 screw terminalParallel PVC cable

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

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7.2.10. FS-7006PA/7012PA Power Amplifiers

7.2.11. YA-7000 Amplifier Auto Switching Module

FS-7006PA/7012PA Connection Target

Terminal Name

SP OUT BGM IN FS-7000JPM4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

SP OUT PRIORITY IN FS-7000JPM4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

SP OUT AMP IN YA-7000M4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

SP OUT SUB AMP IN YA-7000M4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

EMERG OUT FS-7000EV2PTB 2PTBParallel PVC cable

INPUT BGM OUT FS-7000CP3PTB 3PTB

INPUT PRIO OUT FS-7000CP3PTB 3PTB

2-core shielded cable

No.

INPUT INPUT FS-7006PA3PTB 3PTB

2-core shielded cable

VOL-BYPASS CONT IN

FS-7012PA

FS-7006PA or FS-7012PA for priority broadcast

2PTB 2PTBParallel PVC cable

Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

YA-7000 Connection Target

Terminal Name

SP OUT BGM IN FS-7000JPM4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

SP OUT PRIORITY IN FS-7000JPM4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

AMP IN SP OUT FS-7006PA

FS-7012PA

FS-7006PA

FS-7012PA

M4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

SUB AMP IN SP OUTM4 screw terminal M4 screw terminalSpeaker cable

No. Terminal Name EquipmentConnector Connector

Cable Type

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8. REMOVABLE TERMINAL PLUG CONNECTION

Cautions

• Avoid soldering cable conductor, as contact resistance may increase when the cable is tightened and the

solder is crushed, possibly resulting in an excessive rise in joint temperatures.

• Use cables of AWG 12 – 24.

Cable end treatment

Connector connections

Step 1. Loosen the terminal screw, then insert the cable.

Step 2. Retighten the terminal screw. (Pull on the cable to ensure it is securely connected.)

Tip

Recommended slotted screwdriver type: Screwdriver with blade that is 3 mm in width

2-core shielded cable

20 mm

7 mm

Tightens

Slotted screwdriver

Loosens

Terminal screw

Shielded cable

3 mm

Removable terminal plug

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9. PARTS INSTALLATION

9.1. Installing Diodes on the FS-7000GM's Circuit Board

Note

All installations described in this chapter should be performed by qualified professionals only. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to improper or faulty installation and equipment malfunctions.

Prior to installation, confirm that the following parts have been included in the package:

Circuit board .................................................................................. 1

Posts with base (EH10P) ............................................................... 7

Diode ......................................................................................... 200

Machine screw M3 x 4 ................................................................... 8

EH-SM 10P connector with 450mm cable (brown/white) .............. 5

Step 1. Confirm the group broadcast contents.

Determine which group selector keys are to correspond to which zones, then record this information in the settings table (see p. 88, Settings Table).

Step 2. Solder the required parts to the circuit board according to the setting contents.

Note

Mount the parts on the circuit board surface as shown by the indicator markings and solder them from the reverse side of the board.

2-1. Solder 7 EH10P posts to connectors CN101, CN202 and CN301 through CN305 (shown shaded in

the figure below).

Note

Referring to the figure at right, solder each post in the correct mounting direction.

CN301

CN101

CN302 CN303 CN304 CN305

Circuit board

CN202

Posts with base (EH10P)

Circuit board indicator markings

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2-2. Solder diodes to the circuit board according to group broadcast channel assignments.

For example, the board in the figure below would function as follows:

• Pressing Group Selector key 3 permits broadcasts to zones 3, 5, and 6.

• Pressing Group Selector key 5 permits broadcasts to zones 6, 7, and 11.

Install a diode at each of the speaker lines covered by each Group Selector key.

Note the diode's polarity (cathode marking) when installing.

Speaker line No.

Group Selector key No.

Cathode marking (indicating diode polarity)

Circuit board

Max. height after soldering: 8mm

Solder

Trim excess lead wires after soldering.

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Step 3. Remove the 5 screws (indicated by the arrow in the figure) that fix the FS-7000GM's case, then

remove the case.

Step 4. Detach the tapes that fix cables from connectors CN4 and CN9.

Cables are affixed to the inside of the unit's bottom surface with tape. These will be connected in Step 6.

Step 5. Using the supplied screws, mount the soldered circuit board on the mounting sleeves located on the

inside of the unit's bottom surface.

Notes

• Ensure the correct mounting side by confirming the orientation of screw holes when mounting on the circuit

board.

• Take care not to pinch the cables in Step 4 between the circuit board and the sleeves during installation.

FS-7000GM’s top

M3 x 4 screw (supplied with the FS-7000GM)

Parts-mounted side

FS-7000GM bottom surface

Circuit board

Sleeve

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Step 6. Connect the FS-7000GM unit to its circuit board using the supplied connector-equipped cables.

Connect one end of the cable to CN301 on the FS-7000GM circuit board and insert the other cable end into the rear panel-mounted connector receptacle opening for "GM ZONE CONT 1" (indicated on the rear panel). Similarly, connect the other cables to CN302 and "GM ZONE CONT 2," CN303 and "GM ZONE CONT 3," CN304 and "GM ZONE CONT 4," and CN305 and "GM ZONE CONT 5." Then, insert the cables affixed to the FS-7000GM's bottom surface with tape into CN101 and CN202 on the circuit board. The CN101 connects to CN4 on the circuit board already mounted in the FS7000GM unit, while the CN202 connects to CN9 (refer to the internal wiring diagram).

Step 7. Replace the case after installation has been completed.

Note

Take care not to pinch cables when replacing the case.

Insert the connector fully.

Polarizing guide

Rear panel opening (as viewed from the inside)

Connector

Note the connector's correct insertion orientation.

Toward internal circuit board

Rear panel

GM Zone Control terminals

12345

CN4

CN301 CN302 CN303 CN304 CN305

CN101

CN9

CN202

FS-7000GM internal wiring diagram

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9.2. Changing the Operation Mode of the FS-7000RM Microphone

By changing the position of the unit's internal jumper, microphone operation mode can be changed from the default "PTT" (Press-to-Talk) mode, which permits microphone announcements only while the Talk key is pressed, to "Alternate" mode, in which microphone announcements alternate between ON and OFF with each press of the Talk key.

Note

All changes described in this chapter should be performed by qualified professionals only. Failure to follow this instruction could lead to improper or faulty installation and equipment malfunctions.

Step 1. Remove the 8 screws on the FS-7000RM's bottom surface and remove the unit's case.

Step 2. Change the position of the jumper socket located on the circuit board mounted on the removed base

case.

Step 3. Replace the case after the above modification has been completed.

Note

Take care not to pinch cables when replacing the case.

FS-7000RM bottom surface

FS-7000RM base case

LOCK PTT LOCK PTT

PTT mode

(default position)

FS-7000RM circuit board

Alternate mode

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10. MOUNTING THE YA-7000 IN THE POWER AMPLIFIER

Step 1. Use nippers or a similar tool to remove the amplifier's rear-mounted YA-7000 receptacle

panel by cutting away the portions marked with (6 places).

Figure shows the FS-7012PA.

Step 2. Connect the YA-7000's harness to the

amplifier's internal connector.

YA-7000

Connector

Step 3 . Mount the YA-7000 in the power amplifier's rear panel using the 2 supplied M3x6 screws.

Machine screws M3 x 6

Operation Mode Selector Switch

YA-7000

Step 4 . Set the YA-7000's Operation Mode Selector Switch to the Normal position.

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11. FAILURE INDICATION

The FS-7000CP, FS-7000JP, FS-7000RF, FS-7000RM, FS-7006PA, and FS-7012PA are equipped with failure indicators that show the status of any problems that may occur. When such an indicator lights or flashes, it means that a problem may have occurred in the equipment or in the wiring. If the power indicator is not illuminated, the equipment could be malfunctioning. In such cases, check to see if power is being supplied correctly, or if a fuse has blown. A blown fuse often means that the problem may have occurred within the wiring as well as in the equipment itself. In such cases, replace the fuse(s) and check the correctness of the wiring before turning the power on again.

If an indicator lights continuously or flashes, the following possible causes may be considered:

Symptom Possible Cause Check/Remedy

One or more of the speaker lines have shorted, causing the associated line protection fuse of FS-7000JP to blow.

FS-7000CP's Speaker Line Short indicator lights.

FS-7000JP's Speaker Line Indicator lights red.

The speaker line corresponding to the FS7000JP's Speaker Line indicator that continuously lights red may be shorted. Locate and fix the speaker line short, replace the line protection fuse, then press the Reset switch mounted on the rear panel of the FS-7000JP.

Communications are not being performed correctly with the FS7000RM units of the number designated using the setting switch, or equipment failures may have occurred.

Communication with the FS-7000RF is not being performed correctly, or equipment failures may have occurred.

FS-7000RF's Fault indicator lights red.

FS-7000RF's Fault indicator flashes red.

FS-7000RM's Fault indicator lights.

• Confirm that the number that has been set using the setting switch agree with the actual number of the connected FS7000RM units.

• Confirm that the FS-7000RM's address is set correctly.

• Confirm that there is no fault with the wiring leading to the FS-7000RM.

If all of the above are found to be in correct working order, then it is likely that the FS-7000RM itself is malfunctioning.

It is likely that the FS-7000RF itself is malfunctioning.

• Confirm that the number of units that has been set using the FS-7000RF's setting switch agrees with the actual number of the FS-7000RM units connected.

• Confirm that the unit has the correct address settings.

• Confirm that there is no fault with the wiring leading to the FS-7000RF.

If all of the above are found to be in correct working order, then it is likely that the FS-7000RF itself is malfunctioning or equipment failures may have occurred.

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Symptom Possible Cause Check/Remedy

Output is not being provided correctly because of a short in the output wiring.

FS-7006PA's or FS-7012PA's Fault indicator lights.

Remove the output wiring and turn the power on again. If the Fault indicator light goes out, then the problem may be with the wiring. Check the wiring to determine where the problem may be.

If the indicator light does not go out, or if it goes out but then lights again within a short period of time, consider whether the following may be the problem:

Equipment failure or excessive high heat build-up inside the unit.

YA-7000's Operation Mode Selector switch was set to "Test" during its installation.

Check the following points if the indicator automatically goes out within 30 minutes after it has lit.

• Check installation conditions for appropriate ventilation.

• Check the connected load capacity for possible overload.

• Check to see if input and output cables are installed close to each other.

If all of the above are found to be in correct working order, then it is likely that the equipment itself is malfunctioning in some way. Equipment failures can also be considered if the indicator lights again within a short period of time even if it has gone out once. Request maintenance and repair action.

Set the mode switch to "Normal."

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12. SPECIFICATIONS

12.1. FS-7000CP Control Panel

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 200 mA EV: 0 dB*, 600 Ω, unbalanced, removable terminal block (2 pins) Timer: 0 dB*, 600 Ω, unbalanced, removable terminal block (4 pins) Paging: –60/–20 dB*, 600 Ω, balanced, removable terminal block (5 pins) RF (Remote microphone): 0 dB*, 600 Ω, balanced, removable terminal block (3 pins) Preinstalled microphone (accessory): –55 dB*, 600 Ω, unbalanced,

circular connector (4 pins)

AUX: –20 dB*, 600 Ω, unbalanced, removable terminal block (2 pins) BGM 1: –60/0 dB*, 600 Ω, balanced, removable terminal block (3 pins) BGM 2 – 4: –20 dB*, 10 kΩ, unbalanced, RCA jack Priority output: 0 dB*, 600 Ω, balanced, removable terminal block (3 pins)

(Outputs signals other than BGM 1 – 4 input signals when output is set to 2-channel broadcast mode.)

BGM output: 0 dB*, 600 Ω, balanced, removable terminal block (3 pins)

(Outputs BGM 1 – 4 signals.) 50 – 15,000 Hz, within ±3 dB (1 kHz) ±10 dB at 100 Hz and 10 kHz Over 60 dB Under 1% Priority output:

Preinstalled microphone > EV (emergency broadcast mode)

Timer > Paging > Remote microphone > Preinstalled microphone,

AUX > BGM 1 ≥ BGM 2 – 4 (general-purpose broadcast mode) BGM output: BGM 1 ≥ BGM 2 – 4 (by muting function setting) Ascending 4-tone chime Timer: No-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 26 V DC, short-circuit

current: under 2 mA, removable terminal block (4 pins)

Paging: No-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 26 V DC, short-circuit

current: under 2 mA, removable terminal block (5 pins)

Automatic fire alarm system (10 zones):

No-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 26 V DC,

short-circuit current: under 5 mA, removable terminal block (12 pins) 10 individual zones + all-zone call or 10 group zones + all-zone call (when optional FS-7000GM is connected) (individual zones expandable to up to 200 zones using FS-7010CP) Zone selection keys, All-zone call button (general-purpose/general urgency allzone call selectable), Broadcast reset button and Chime button Power indicator, All-zone call indicator, Zone indicators, Busy indicator (timer, paging, remote microphone and main system), Speaker line short-circuit indicator 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 132.6 (h) x 376.9 (d) mm

5.2 kg

Power Source Current Consumption Input

Output

Frequency Response Tone Control S/N Ratio Distortion Priority Function

Electronic Tone External Control Input

Output Control

Operating Section

Display Section

Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

* 0 dB = 1 V

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Microphone ................................................ 1

Removable terminal plug (2 pins) .............. 2

Removable terminal plug (3 pins) .............. 4

Removable terminal plug (4 pins) .............. 1

Removable terminal plug (5 pins) .............. 1

Removable terminal plug (12 pins) ............ 1

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12.2. FS-7010CP Expansion Control Panel

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 150 mA Automatic fire alarm system (10 zones):

No-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 26 V DC,

short-circuit current: Under 5 mA, removable terminal block (12 pins) 10 individual zones or 10 group zones (when optional FS-7000GM is connected) Zone selection keys Power indicator, Zone indicators 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 44 (h) x 337 (d) mm 3 kg

Power Source Current Consumption External Control Input

Output Control Operating Section Display Section Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Connection cable (14 pins, 60 cm) ............. 1

Connection cable (10 pins, 2.5 m) ............. 1

Removable terminal plug (12 pins) ............ 1

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12.3. FS-7000JP Junction Panel

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 450 mA Priority input: 100 V line: Max. 1200 W, M4 screw terminal,

distance between barriers: 9 mm

BGM input: 100 V line: Max. 1200 W, M4 screw terminal,

distance between barriers: 9 mm 10 lines each for H and C, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm (100 V line, Max. 280 W for FS-7006PA, Max. 500 W per line for FS-7012PA) ø5 mm tubed fuse 0.5 A x 10 fuses preinstalled (Fuse capacity must be changed depending on the load capacity.) General urgency/Emergency mode output terminal:

Open collector output, rated voltage: 30 V DC, current capacity: 0.1 A, removable terminal block (2 pins)

Power remote output terminal:

Relay contact output, rated voltage: 30 V DC, current capacity: 1 A,

removable terminal block (2 pins) BGM zone selection keys Power indicator, Speaker line indicators (Green: BGM in progress (2-channel broadcast mode)/ Orange: BGM in progress (1-channel broadcast mode), priority broadcast, and emergency broadcast/ Red: short-circuit) 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 88.4 (h) x 340.7 (d) mm

4.2 kg

Power Source Current Consumption Power Amplifier Input

Speaker Output

Line Short-Circuit Protection External Control Onput

Operating Section Display Section

Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Fuse (0.5 A) ............................................... 2

Connection cable (10 pins, 2.5 m) ............. 1

Connection cable (4 pins, 2.5 m) ............... 1

Removable terminal plug (2 pins) .............. 2

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12.4. FS-7000PS DC Power Supply Panel

12.5. FS-7000AT Attenuator Control Panel

230 V AC, 50 Hz 24 V DC (19.5 – 27 V), M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 195 W (275 VA) at rated power output (AC operation) 24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm AC operation: 24 V DC ±0.5 V, 5A (total) DC operation: Voltage lowering DC input voltage approx. by 1 V M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm Emergency power connection

Control: Rated voltage: 30 V DC, current capcity: 5 A, M3 screw terminal,

distance between barriers: 6.4 mm

Start: Rated voltage: 24 V DC, current capcity: 5 A, M3 screw terminal,

distance between barriers: 6.4 mm

Emergency

power control

Control:

Rated voltage: 24 V DC, current capcity: 5 A, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm

Start:

No-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 24 V DC, short-circuit current:

under 2 mA, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm Power switch AC power indicator, DC power indicator 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 88.4 (h) x 338.2 (d) mm

8.9 kg

Power Source

Power Consumption Input Output

External Control Input/Output

Operating Section Display Section Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 200 mA Rated voltage: 24 V DC (24 – 35 V), current capacity: 5 A, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 10 lines, rated voltage: 24 V DC, current capacity: 0.75 A (per line)/5 A (total of 10 lines),with output short-circuit protection function, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm Power indicator, Attenuator line indicators 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 44 (h) x 336 (d) mm 3 kg

Power Source Current Consumption Attenuator DC Power Input Attenuator Control Output

Display Section Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Power cord (1.8 m) ..................................... 1

Fuse (6.3 A) ............................................... 1

Fuse (8 A) .................................................. 1

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessory

Connection cable (12 pins, 60 cm) ............ 1

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12.6. FS-7000EV Voice Evacuation Panel

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 130 mA Evacuation announcement (repeated continuously) and false alarm announcement (repeated twice) English (Default)

44.1 kHz sampling frequency, 16-bit PCM

Up to 3 minutes for both evacuation and false alarm announcements together

USB data transfer or analog recording 20 – 20,000 Hz ±3 dB (1 kHz) Under 1% (1 kHz, rated output) Mic: –60 dB*, 2.2 kΩ/Line: –20 dB*, 10 kΩ (Mic/Line switchable), unbalanced, mini jack EV audio output: 0 dB*, 600Ω, unbalanced, removable terminal block (2 pins) Headphone output: 0 dB*, 100Ω, unbalanced, mini jack Emergency ON output:

Relay contact output, rated voltage: 30 V DC, current capacity: 1 A, removable terminal block (2 pins)

Emergency control contact output:

Relay contact output, rated voltage: 30 V DC, current capacity: 1 A, removable terminal block (3 pins)

Automatic fire alarm system confirmation signal input:

No-voltage make contact input, open voltage: 24 V DC, short-circuit current: 6 mA, removable terminal block (2 pins)

Emergency power control

Control: Rated voltage: 24 V DC, current capacity: 100 mA,

M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm

Start:

Open collector output, rated voltage: 30 V DC,

current capacity: 100 mA, M3 screw terminal,

distance between barriers: 6.4 mm Emergency activation button, Emergency reset button, Evacuation announcement button, False alarm announcement button, and Mode selection switch Power indicator, Fire indicator, Evacuation announcement indicator, False alarm announcement indicator, and USB communication indicator (rear panel) 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 88.4 (h) x 341.7 (d) mm 4 kg

Power Source Current Consumption Emergency Announcement Emergency Warning Language Emergency Warning Tone Emergency Recording Time Recording System Frequency Response Distortion Recording Input

Output

External Control Input/Output

Operating Section

Display Section

Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

* 0 dB = 1 V

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Connection cable (5 pins, 60 cm) .............. 1

Removable terminal plug (2 pins) .............. 3

Removable terminal plug (3 pins) .............. 1

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12.7. FS-7000GM Group Matrix Panel

12.8. FS-7000RF Remote Microphone Interface Panel

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 110 mA Max. 20 groups Max. 50 lines

Power indicator 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 44 (h) x 334.7 (d) mm 3 kg

Power Source Current Consumption Group Input No. of Speaker Control Lines Display Section Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Circuit board ............................................... 1

Posts with base (EH10P) ........................... 7

Diode ...................................................... 200

Machine screw M3 x 4 ............................... 8

EH-SMP connector .................................... 5

Connection cable (10 pins, 2.5 m) ............. 7

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Connection cable (6 pins, 2.5 m) ............... 1

Connection cable (10 pins, 2.5 m) ............. 1

Removable terminal plug (3 pins) .............. 1

24 V DC, M3 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 6.4 mm 60 mA Max. 50 lines

Last-in-1st-out priority/1st-in-1st-out priority/individual priority/no priority (selectable) Broadcast possible to up to 20 groups by connecting optional FS-7000GM. Max.4, M3.5 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 7.2 mm

Total 800 m max. Power indicator, Fault indicator 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite 482 (w) x 88.4 (h) x 334.7 (d) mm

4.2 kg

Power Source Current Consumption No. of Speaker Control Lines Priority Control Group Broadcast No. of Connectable FS-7000RM Units Cable Distance Display Section Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

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12.9. FS-7000RM Remote Microphone

12.10. FS-7010RM Remote Microphone Extension

24 V DC (operating range: 20 – 30 V DC) (supplied from RJ45 connector or power input jack), Usable power input plug: 5.5 mm outer diameter, 2.1 mm inner diameter,and 9.5

mm long.

90 mA 0 dB*, 600Ω, balanced, RJ45 connector –40 dB*, 2.2 kΩ, unbalanced, mini jack, phantom powering

Under 1% 100 – 20,000 Hz Over 60 dB 10 individual zones + all-zone call or 10 group zones + all-zone call (when optional FS-7000GM is connected) (individual zones expandable to up to 50 zones using optional FS-7010RM) All-zone selection key, Chime key, Broadcast reset key, Zone selection keys, Talk key Power indicator, Fault indicator, Busy indicator, All-zone call indicator, Zone indicators 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) ABS resin, blueish gray 190 (w) x 76.5 (h) x 215 (d) mm (gooseneck microphone excluded) 900 g

Power Source

Current Consumption Output External Microphone Input Distortion Frequency Response S/N Ratio Output Control

Operating Section

Display Section

Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

* 0 dB = 1 V

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessory

Connection cable (3 m) .............................. 1

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Connection cable (8 pins, 8 cm) ................ 1

Linkage bracket A ...................................... 2

Linkage bracket B ...................................... 1

Tapping screw 3 x 8 ................................. 12

Supplied from the FS-7000RM 15 mA (increment in FS-7000RM's current consumption) Zone selection keys Zone indicators 0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) ABS resin, blueish gray 110 (w) x 76.5 (h) x 215 (d) mm 350 g

Power Source Current Consumption Operating Section Display Section Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

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12.11. FS-7006PA/7012PA Power Amplifiers

FS-7006PA FS-7012PA

230 V AC, 50 Hz 1,090 W (1,540 VA) (at rated output), 2,130 W (2,670 VA) (at rated output), 390 W (600 VA) (IEC 65), 750 W (950 VA) (IEC 65), 58 W (110 VA) (at no signal), 58 W (110 VA) (at no signal), 13 W (14 VA) (standby) 13 W (14 VA) (standby)

0 dB*, 10 kΩ, transformer-balanced, removable terminal block (3 pins)

600 W 1,200 W

100 V line, 16.7 Ω, M4 screw terminal, 100 V line, 8.3 Ω, M4 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 9 mm distance between barriers: 9 mm

80 – 15,000 Hz, within ±3 dB (1 kHz)

Under 0.1% (at 1 kHz rated output)

Over 90 dB, 20 – 20,000 Hz band pass Volume control bypass control input: no-voltage make contact input, open voltage: Under 24 V DC, short-circuit current: Under 10 mA, removable terminal block (2 pins)

Power (green), Signal (green), Peak (red), Fault (red), Bypass (orange) Forced air cooling (Under 50°C: Stop, 50 – 75°C: Low to high speed (variable), Over 75°C: High speed)

0°C to +40°C

Under 90% RH (no condensation)

Panel: Aluminum, black, alumite

482 (w) x 132.6 (h) x 532.7 (d) mm

24.8 kg 35.4 kg

Model No. Power Source Power Consumption

Input Rated Output Load Impedance

Frequency Response Distortion S/N Rated Control Input

Indicator Cooling

Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

* 0 dB = 1 V

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

Terminal cover ........................................... 1

Machine screw M4 x 8 ............................... 2

Removable terminal plug (2 pins) .............. 2

Removable terminal plug (3 pins) .............. 2

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12.12. YA-7000 Amplifier Auto Switching Module

Terminal cover ........................................... 1

Machine screw M3 x 6 ............................... 2

Machine screw M4 x 8 ............................... 2

24 V DC (supplied from the power amplifier) 70 mA Main amplifier input: Connects to the main amplifier's output (100 V line),

M4 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 9 mm

Standby amplifier input: Connects to the standby amplifier's output (100 V line),

M4 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 9 mm Connects to the speaker line (100 V line), M4 screw terminal, distance between barriers: 9 mm Power amplifier's fault indicator lights.

0°C to +40°C Under 90% RH (no condensation) Panel: Surface-treated steel plate, black, paint 178 (w) x 61.2 (h) x 73 (d) mm 240 g

Power Source Current Consumption Input

Output

Detected Fault Indication Operating Temperature Operating Humidity Finish Dimensions Weight

Note: The design and specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

• Accessories

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SUPPLEMENT

1. SETTINGS TABLE

Record switch settings and internal jumper positions in this table in order to facilitate maintenance. Mark the appropriate items with a check.

FS-7000CP

FS-7000RF

Switch Setting Contents

Mute

BGM input 1 sensitivity selector

Paging input sensitivity selector

Output mode selector

All-zone call mode selector

OFF ON

–60 dBV 0 dBV

–60 dBV –20 dBV

1–CH 2–CH

NORM URGE

Switch Setting Contents

SW #1 (FS-7000RM all-zone call mode)

SW #2 and #3 (No. of FS-7000RMs)

SW #7 and #8 (Priorities among FS-7000RMs)

SW #4 – #6 (No. of system's broadcast zones)

Normal

–

Urgency –––

123

4–––––

10 zones

Individual priority

None

40 zones

20 zones

50 zones

FIFO

––

30 zones

––

LIFO

––

–

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FS-7000RM Address #1

Switch Setting Contents

SW #1 – #3 (Address)

SW #4 and #5 (No. of group switches)

SW #6 (Microphone compressor)

Talk Key Mode (Internal jumper)

1 – –– –––

01020

OFF ON –––

PTT Alternate –––

FS-7000RM Address #2

Switch Setting Contents

SW #1 – #3 (Address)

SW #4 and #5 (No. of group switches)

SW #6 (Microphone compressor)

Talk Key Mode (Internal jumper)

2 – –– –––

01020

OFF ON –––

PTT Alternate –––

FS-7000RM Address #3

Switch Setting Contents

SW #1 – #3 (Address)

SW #4 and #5 (No. of group switches)

SW #6 (Microphone compressor)

Talk Key Mode (Internal jumper)

3 – –– –––

01020

OFF ON –––

PTT Alternate –––

FS-7000RM Address #0

Switch Setting Contents

SW #1 – #3 (Address)

SW #4 and #5 (No. of group switches)

SW #6 (Microphone compressor)

Talk Key Mode (Internal jumper)

0 – –– –––

01020

OFF ON –––

PTT Alternate –––

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FS-7000GM

Connected equipment

Group selector key No.

1234567891012345678910

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29

39 40

30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38

41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50

Speaker

line No.

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2. FS-7000RM/FS-7010RM ZONE IDENTIFICATION CARDS

Write the names of broadcast zones on the zone identification cards for the FS-7000RM and FS-7010RM. Use this page as a template, either copying the card itself or creating a similar card with the same dimensions.

Zone Identification Cards

(1) When copying (full scale):

Write the broadcast zone names within the dotted-line rectangles.

(2) When creating new cards:

Use the following dimensions when creating zone identification cards:

Card Insertion

Tear-off line

Insertion direction

136

9 x 13 = 117

Zone identification card

Insertion direction

Writing range (area surrounded by a broken line)

FS-7000RM

9.5

Unit: mm

Thickness = 0.2

Insert in this direction.

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