Ateis DIVA8M User manual

DIVA8M
QUICK START
Version 1.1
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1....................................................................................................................................... 3INTRODUCTION
2..................................................................................................................................... 3DIVA OVERVIEW
2.1 .............................................................................................................................................. 3GENERAL
2.2 ................................................................................................................................................... 3AUDIO
2.3 ..................................................................................................................................... 3CONNECTIVITY
2.4 ..................................................................................................................... 3SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
2.5 ................................................................................................................................3SYSTEM CONTROL
3.................................................................................................................. 4HARDWARE DESCRIPTION
3.1 ......................................................................................................................................... 4FRONT VIEW
3.2 ........................................................................................................................................... 5REAR VIEW
4............................................................................................................................................. 6BASIC SETUP
4.1 ............................................................................................................. 6CONNECTIONS AND POWER UP
4.2 ........................................................................................................................... 8SOFTWARE START UP
4.3 ........................................................................................................................ 8DIVA CONFIGURATION
4.3.1 ........................................................................................................................... 11Event Philosophy
4.3.2 ............................................................................................................................................. 11Music
4.3.3 ....................................................................................................................................... 14Messages
4.3.4 ..................................................................................................................... 16Fireman Microphone
4.3.5 ............................................................................................................................................ 18GPIOs
4.3.6 ................................................................................................................ 20Surveillance Monitoring
4.4 .................................................... 22FRONT PANEL CONTROL AND SOFTWARE REAL-TIME MONITORING
4.4.1 ............................................................................................................................................. 22Music
4.4.2 ....................................................................................................................................... 23Messages
4.4.3 ..................................................................................................................... 23Fireman Microphone
4.4.4 ........................................................................................................................................ 23Amplifier
5.................................................................................................... 25COMPILING AND STORING FILES
6................................................................................................................................25ADVANCED SETUP
6.1 .................................................................................................................................... 25CONNECTIONS
6.2 ............................................................................................................. 27ADDING A LINE/MIC SOURCE
6.3 .................................................................................................................................... 28ADDING A PSS
6.4 .................................................................................................................. 30USING EVENT SEQUENCES
6.5 .................................................... 32FRONT PANEL CONTROL AND SOFTWARE REAL-TIME MONITORING
6.5.1 ................................................................................................................................... 32Microphone
6.5.2 ................................................................................................................................................ 32PSS
7.................................................................................................................................................... 33ANNEXE
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1 Introduction
This document is designed to be a “Quick Start” manual and is only intended to give a rapid
overview of how to start with DIVA. To obtain more precise details on “how to” and for
further information about more complex configuration possibilities, please read the DIVA
HELPDOC or DIVA USER MANUAL available on our website.
This document is separated into two parts. The first one will lead you to obtain a quick usable
configuration. The second part, starting from the basic configuration, will show you how to
add more devices and more feature to your configuration.
2 DIVA Overview
2.1 General
The DIVA8M module unit houses: audio digital processing (DSP), a matrix, a digital message
player, a fully monitored fireman microphone, amplifiers monitoring with switchover to
backup amplifier and loudspeaker lines monitoring. It can process and route one PSSxxDT
security microphone console or up to eight cascaded PSM paging microphones and two 0 dB
audio inputs into 2 different channels (Music + Voice). Each input is fitted with volume
controls and equalizers. The two audio inputs feature contact and VOX activation (ideal when
using the cordless microphone, for example)
2.2 Audio
There are 5 audio inputs. Two are 0 dB line inputs for tuner, cd player, etc. One gain
adjustable MIC/LINE inputs for using a third 0 dB source or an external microphone. One
input for PSS or PSM microphone and one fireman microphone input. Built in DIVA8M, a
front panel fireman microphone input that is fully monitored.
There are eight monitored loudspeaker zones (A+B) feed by two amplifier channel Voice and
Music.
2.3 Connectivity
The DIVA master is designed to be networked with slave DIVA on RS485 using CAT5
cables. The DIVA master is connected to the computer upon Ethernet protocol. Third party
control can be achieved via the RS232.
2.4 System Configuration
The DIVA8M configuration is done with the DIVA Windows® based graphical design and
operating environment software. This is an all in one software with configurable option for
each DIVA’s features.
2.5 System Control
The DIVA software allows user to real-time control features like PEQs, filtering, level
adjustment. But DIVA has also been defined to be a standalone device once configured. The
front panel offers controls like, zone selection, music routing, zone attenuator knob, message
launching buttons and different indicators LED.

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3 Hardware Description
3.1 Front View
Figure 1: DIVA front Panel
Music Source
Selection Buttons
and Indicato
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Attenuar
Knob Zone
Selection
Buttons
LCD Menu
Display Menu
Navigation
Buttons
Start
Message
Buttons
Monitored
Fireman
Microphone
Input
Zone Event Indicator
LEDs
Power, Fault and
Evacuation LED
Indicators
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3.2 Rear View3.2 Rear View
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Figure 2: DIVA Rear Panel
Speaker
Zone
Out
p
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Ethernet
Connector for PC
Control
Network
Connector to
DIVA8S
Front Panel
Deportation
I/O Channels
to Amplifier
Logical Inputs Monitored Logical Inputs
Audio Channel
100V Link
Logical and Fault
Outputs
Main
Power
Supply
Connector
Adjustable
Gain Audio
Input
Third Party
Control
RJ45 Connector to
PSS/PSM
OdB Line
Inputs
Monitored
External
Fireman
Microphone
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4 Basic Setup
This paragraph will allow user to quickly set up a DIVA configuration in order to play music,
play messages and use of a fireman microphone. Additional Security functions like external
triggers to start an evacuation procedure and to put DIVA8M into “Security Mode” will also
be implanted.
4.1 Connections and Power Up
Please connect external apparels as follows. Please see Figure 3 for a visual connection
diagram. Connect your computer to DIVA’s “Ethernet port”.
Fireman Microphone:
•Connect the fireman microphone to the connector on the DIVA’s front panel.
Music Sources:
•Connect a tuner on the Cinch connector labelled 1 under “Music Input” on the
rear of DIVA.
•Connect a CD player on the Cinch connector labelled 2 “Music Input”.
Speaker Lines:
•Connect one speaker line to the “Zone 1” connector. The speaker positive cable
should be connected to “LINEA+” and the negative cable to “LINEA-“.
•Connect a second speaker line to the “Zone 1” connector. The speaker positive
cable should be connected to “LINEB+” and the negative cable to “LINEB-“.
•If more zones have to be used, please redo the same connection for ZONE2,
ZONE3, etc…
Voice Amplifier:
•Connect the “AIN+”, “AIN-“ and “GND” from the “VOICE AMP” connector
to “Channel 1” amplifier’s input. Note: respect polarity to avoid inversion
phase problem.
•Connect the “Channel 1” amplifier’s output to the “VOICE AMP” “AOUT+”
and “AOUT-“ connectors. Note: respect polarity to avoid inversion phase
problem.
Music Amplifier:
•Connect the “AIN+”, “AIN-“ and “GND” from the “MUSIC AMP” connector
to “Channel 1” amplifier’s input. Note: respect polarity to avoid inversion
phase problem.
•Connect the “Channel 2” amplifier’s output to the “MUSIC AMP” “AOUT+”
and “AOUT-” connectors.
Power Supply:
•To ensure the surveillance role, the power supply have to be secured. The
SONaes security power supply is designed to charge batteries while directly
supplying current to the main devices. It is capable to switch the supply mode
to batteries in case of supply blackout and to activate a default contact.
•The batteries connections aren’t describe here.
•Connect the default contact of the SONaes to the DIVA “EXFLTS” and
“COM” inputs.
•Connect the SONaes supply output to DIVA “POWER SUPPLY 1.5A” input.
Evacuation Button:
•Connect a button between EVAC1+ and EVAC1-.
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Figure 3: Basic Setup Connection

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4.2 Software Start Up
First of all, please install the DIVA which could be found on the Ateis-International website.
After double-clicking the DIVA Setup , please follow the next few step to
complete the installation.
Figure 4: DIVA InstallSchield Wizard start page
After the installation process complete, launch DIVA software from the Start menu or the
desktop shortcut automatically installed.
4.3 DIVA Configuration
The first steps to DIVA’s configuration, is to set up network parameters and to test
communication.
Figure 5: DIVA Software front page
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•The start page is represented on Figure 5. A first thing to do is to start a new project by
clicking on or by going trough the menu file. This will launch a new window named
“System” displayed on Figure 7.
•If this is the first installation, please update the DIVA software to the latest version
available on our website. In the DIVA software click on the menu “tools-> update”. In
the update window (Figure 6), verify that the path specified is the one corresponding
to the last version software, if not click open and choose the right one. Then click on
the update button.
•DIVA software will ask for password. For default users have been set into DIVA:
User1: ATEIS1 Password: ATEIS1 User level: 1
User2: ATEIS2 Password: ATEIS2 User level: 3
User3: ATEIS3 Password: ATEIS3 User level: 3
User4: ATEIS4 Password: ATEIS4 User level: 4
Figure 6: Update form
•Next step is to set the network option. Simply click F12 or menu “Tools->Options”. A
new pop window will appear directly on the network options page (Figure 8). Please
check that the network card is one to be used.
•The devices connected to the TCP/IP network have to be detected. Click on the menu
“Tools->Device Search”. In the new window, click on device “Start Search” button to
check if the Network is correctly set up. A list of all networked devices is displayed. If
your Master DIVA is not detected, please check cables and verify the IP address
assignment.
•Select the Master DIVA you want to work on and then click “Auto Connect”. After
connection, you will be able to see the IP address of the master on the system window.
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Figure 7: New System
Figure 8: Network options page
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Figure 9: Device Search page
4.3.1 Event Philosophy
For a better understanding of how the DIVA works, a quick “Events” explanation is needed.
Event can be compare to an action. Each action or event can be started by a multiple of
different ways: external trigger, modulation detection, etc. Those events are hierarchically
organised by priority levels set for each one of them. You also can set permanent event like
playing music.
4.3.2 Music
Now the DIVA connections are configured. The following step is how to set the system for
using audio external sources, like tuner, cd player, computer, etc., and assigned them to zone.
•In the main system page (Figure 7), double click the DIVA Icon after having rename
DIVA apparels according to your wishes, here DIVA1 (default is “master1”). A
“DIVA1” pop window is displayed (Figure 10).
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Figure 10: Master page
•In the tree folder, click on audio. It will display all the audio sources available for
DIVA. Simply drag and drop the music icon on the corresponding drawing in the
DIVA1 window (Figure 11). The connection picturing will automatically show that
the connection exists.
Figure 11: Adding music source
•Double Click on the music source icon to open the “Music Source” window (Figure
12). Before going any further, please keep in mind that this chapter only intends to set
up the use of two audio sources and to be able to control them (front panel and
software, see chapter 4.4.1). On the figure, the part that is red framed is for the real
time control.
•In order to achieve your aim, you need to specify some parameters:
-Select the Route Key mode under Music 1. The music sources will be
controllable from the front panel.
-Click on Edit, for Music1 and Music2, in order to set event’s parameters.
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-Define the priority from 0 to 20, default is 20. Note: 0 is the highest priority.
Here music has been set to 13.
-The event “Play Music” is created automatically as soon as you configure your
music source.
Figure 12: Music Source window
-In the “Advance Setting” page, tick the “Pre-define Zone Enable”. Then you
are able to define the zone where music will be played, here zone 1, 2, 3. Note:
you cannot define different zone for the two music sources.
-Click the OK button
Figure 13: Play Music Event window
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-Configure your default source. Choice is between music source 1 and 2 (here
1).
Your system is now configured to play music from the music source 1 and 2. Please save your
project before going to next step and close the “Music Source” window.
Note: At this time, you won’t be able to hear music before compiling your file and store
it into DIVA. Compiling and Storing are discussed in chapter 0.
4.3.3 Messages
This chapter will explain how to set up messages (like alarm, evacuation, test, etc.) and how
to use them.
The messages are administered with the so-called “Messages Manager”. To add messages to
message library, just save your messages in .wav format (16bit, 16kHz) into the “message lib”
folder under the “Programe Files” ->Ateis ->ATEIS DIVA folder.
To access the messages manager, please follow the next steps.
•Click on the menu “view” -> “Message”. The message page will display (Figure 14).
Figure 14: Message Window
•Click on the “MSG Manager” button. A new “Message Library” window appears.
•In the Library (Figure 15), all the messages in the library files are display. Simply tick
the one you want, here all, to import into DIVA and click the “Add to DIVA” button.
You will automatically return to Message page.
•Once you are back in the message window, you can select the messages to store in
DIVA and specify if there are security messages or not. Simply tick the right cases,
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and then push the “Store” button. For this example, all of them are selected and
security has been desired for “AlarmDE” and “EvacuationEng”.
Figure 15: Message Manager Library page
•Close the message page and go back on the “DIVA1” page.
•Click, under DIVA icon, the “Front Panel Setup” (Figure 16). You need to assign an
event to the message buttons of the front panel (Evac, Alert and Test). For each
button, make a new event and then edit the events (example on Figure 17).
Figure 16: “Front Panel Setup” window
•In dedicated area of “Play Message Event” window (Figure 17), change the name,
choose a priority and tick if it’s a security message or not. Under “Message”
emplacement, choose with the drop-down menu the right message for the event. You
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can also define the “Play Mode” option: repeat for ever or repeat for a definable
number of time. Please choose between the “cancel all” or “Coexist” options. “Cancel
All” consist of cancelling all the messages or events, with a lower priority, that
are currently playing in the selected zone. “Coexist” permit to momentarily
disable the current message or event and to retrieve it as soon as the one with a
higher priority has finished.
•Last thing to do is to define the zone where this message will be played. Here for the
evacuation message, every zone are selected.
•Repeat this section for the two more buttons (Alert and Test).
•Close the “Front Panel Setup” window.
Figure 17: “Message Event” edit page
4.3.4 Fireman Microphone
The Fireman microphone is a special monitored microphone. It means that at any time, the
connection and the status of the microphone are measured and analyse. If any faults are
detected, the front panel “Faults” led will illuminate.
In order to set up the use of the fireman microphone, please do as follow.
•In the DIVA1 window, drag and drop the fireman microphone icon from the tree
folder.
•Double click the Fireman Microphone Icon. The “Fireman Microphone” window will
open (Figure 18).
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Figure 18: Fireman Microphone window
•As for music, the event corresponding to the fireman microphone is automatically
created. Click “Edit”. A new pop-up window opens (Figure 19).
•You need now to set the priority of the fireman microphone, by default it is set to 0,
and tick security (as his main purpose is to deliver security warning).
Figure 19: Paging Event window
•Then, under “Conflict”, choose “Cancel All” or “Coexist according to your needs.
•Tick “Pre-define Zone Enable” in order to define where the fireman microphone will
play. Choose zone according to your needs. Then click “OK”.
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•In the Fireman Microphone window, select the behaviour of the microphone under
“Paging Mode”. You can choose between “Push To Talk” or “Lock To Talk”, it
respectively means that you can talk only while pushing the microphone button or talk
after pushing once the microphone button (stop talking by pushing a second time the
microphone button).
•Close the “Fireman Microphone” window.
4.3.5 GPIOs
The two next paragraphs EXFLT and INPUT discuss about, respectively, how to use GPIOs
to have the SONaes default contact working and to add a external contactor to trigger an
evacuation action.
To access the GPIOs page, click under menu “View -> GPIO”.
Figure 20: GPIO window
4.3.5.1 EXFLT:
Before going any further, the principle of security in the event have to be discussed. In case of
power shutdown, the all DIVA system is designed to run under 24V battery. The DIVA is
made for energy saving and will only keep security event alive. All the non-security event
will be disable. The activation of an external fault input will force DIVA into security mode.
•In the GPIO window (Figure 20), click the External Faults Inputs tab (Figure 21).
•Tick the security square. Note: You don’t have to define an event in order to
activate the external fault inputs. Ticking Security will induce DIVA to know in
case this contact is activated that there is a major issue and will automatically go
in power safe mode. So that only security event could be activated.
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Figure 21: External Fault Inputs page
4.3.5.2 EVAC:
Evacuation inputs can be monitored input. It means that the line is under surveillance. In this
example, we will activate the evacuation message by calling the “Evac” event. Note: see
annexe to know how to perform a monitored evacuation button/line.
In the GPIO window, please click on the “Evacuation Inputs” tab, see Figure 22.
Figure 22:GPIO’s Evacuation Inputs tab
•Under Channel 1, tick the “Latch Mode” square selector. “Latch mode” defines the
way the contact or button will work. In “Latch Mode”, you will have to close/open the
contact once for launching the event, and reclose/reopen it to stop the event. In “Non-
Latch Mode” the contact need to be closed/opened all the time the event has to be
activated.
•Click on the “Start” under “Event Setting” for channel 1. You will enter in the “Event
Selection” page, see Figure 23.
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Figure 23: Evacuation Inputs Event Selection page
•At the left of the page, you will see all the existing event. Select the “Evac” event and
click on insert.
•Click “OK”
•On the GPIO page, “Evacuation Inputs” tab, you will find under “Monitor Mode” a
drop-down menu which allow you to choose between 2 modes: Voltage UGA and
Contact. Note: “Voltage UGA” mode means that the contact is activated by an
external voltage source. “Contact” mode used internal voltage source that is
forced to 0 V when the input is shorten (closed contact).
•Thick the “Monitored” square selector to apply a full surveillance to your contact.
Note: “Monitored” have to be used with additional 4k7 resistors at the end of the
line. The monitored input permit to determine if there is a short-circuit, an open
line, a closed contact or an open contact.
•Close the GPIO window.
4.3.6 Surveillance Monitoring
As said before, DIVA is EN 60849 and EN54-1 compliant. It means that the monitoring of
event, message and speakers line are totally secure.
To access the monitoring window, go on the DIVA1 window and click the “Monitoring”
button under the DIVA icon.
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