Autronica AutroVoice miniVES Series User manual

Service Manual
AutroVoice miniVES
Service Manual, AutroVoice miniVES, 116-P-AutroVoiceminiVES/DGB, 2018-06-21
Ref. miniVES_manual_en, Rev. 1.2017

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Table of Contents
1. Autronica Fire and Security presentation ___________________________________________________________________ 11
2. AutroVoice miniVES system presentation___________________________________________________________________ 12
3. Symbols used in the document ______________________________________________________________________________ 14
4. Warranty conditions _________________________________________________________________________________________ 15
5. Requirements ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16
5.1 Unpacking ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16
5.2 Installation requirements ___________________________________________________________________________________ 17
5.3 Environmental conditions __________________________________________________________________________________ 17
6. Device description ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 18
6.1 Internal devices____________________________________________________________________________________________ 18
6.1.1 Control units _______________________________________________________________________________________ 18
6.1.1.1 AutroVoice miniVES series 2001, 4001 and 4002 units__________________________________________ 19
6.1.1.2 AutroVoice miniVES series 2001N, 4001N, 4002N _____________________________________________ 21
6.1.1.3 AutroVoice miniVES series 2001L, 4001L and 4002L units ______________________________________25
6.1.1.4 AutroVoice miniVES series 2001LN, 4001LN, 4002LN __________________________________________ 26
6.1.1.5 DFMS Box _________________________________________________________________________________29
6.1.2 Extension cards_____________________________________________________________________________________30
6.1.2.1 ABT-xNET_mini-1Gb/WAN/RS communication card ___________________________________________30
6.1.2.2 ABT-xNet_mini-1Gb communication card ____________________________________________________ 32
6.1.2.3 ABT-xCtrLine-4 – Control card of 4 loudspeaker lines __________________________________________ 34
6.1.2.4 ABT-xCtrLine-2 – 2 loudspeaker lines control card _____________________________________________36
6.1.3 Built in amplier modules ___________________________________________________________________________ 39
6.1.3.1 Technical details ___________________________________________________________________________ 39
6.1.4 AutroVoice miniVES charger _________________________________________________________________________40
6.2 External devices ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 42
6.2.1 ABT-DFMS reman microphone______________________________________________________________________ 42
6.2.2 ABT-DMS zone microphone _________________________________________________________________________46
6.2.3 ABT-DMS-LCD – zone microphone with LCD __________________________________________________________ 49
6.2.4 ABT-EKB-20M – microphone keyboard extension______________________________________________________ 52
6.2.4.1 Functional buttons performance ____________________________________________________________ 53
6.2.4.2 Functional buttons signaling________________________________________________________________ 53
6.2.5 ABT-M01 Microphone _______________________________________________________________________________54
7. System hardware installation________________________________________________________________________________ 56
7.1 Information on limiting damage consequences ______________________________________________________________ 56
7.2 General connection diagram________________________________________________________________________________56
7.3 Connecting devices ________________________________________________________________________________________ 57
7.3.1 Control units _______________________________________________________________________________________ 58
7.3.1.1 Daisy Chain Topology ______________________________________________________________________58
7.3.1.2 Ring Topology _____________________________________________________________________________ 59

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7.3.2 Batteries ___________________________________________________________________________________________60
7.3.3 Microphones ______________________________________________________________________________________ 62
7.3.3.1 Fireman microphone RING-type optic ber connection _______________________________________ 62
7.3.3.2 Fireman microphone CHAIN-type cable connection __________________________________________63
7.3.3.3 Dierent ways to power the reman microphone_____________________________________________ 63
7.3.3.4 Zone microphones – types of connection ____________________________________________________65
7.3.3.5 Connecting power to zone microphones_____________________________________________________ 67
7.4 Preparing sound system for VAS application _________________________________________________________________68
8. Operation modes – LED colors ______________________________________________________________________________ 70
8.1 Normal mode _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 72
8.2 Alarm mode _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 72
8.3 Failure mode ______________________________________________________________________________________________ 72
8.4 Lock mode ________________________________________________________________________________________________72
9. Instruction for performing tests and trials__________________________________________________________________73
9.1 Instructions for performing basic functions __________________________________________________________________73
9.1.1 Alarm mode________________________________________________________________________________________73
9.1.2 Failure mode _______________________________________________________________________________________ 74
9.1.3 Controlling backup power batteries __________________________________________________________________ 74
9.2 Testing the system _________________________________________________________________________________________ 75
10. Operation instructions_______________________________________________________________________________________ 76
10.1 Control Unit _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 76
10.2 Fireman microphone_______________________________________________________________________________________ 76
10.3 Zone microphone__________________________________________________________________________________________ 78
11. Maintenance and service ____________________________________________________________________________________ 79
11.1 Preparations before VAS system maintenance works__________________________________________________________ 79
11.1.1 Initial procedures for system testing__________________________________________________________________ 79
11.1.2 System testing _____________________________________________________________________________________ 79
11.2 System maintenance _______________________________________________________________________________________ 81
11.2.1 Daily review ________________________________________________________________________________________ 81
11.2.2 Inspection every 6 months __________________________________________________________________________ 81
11.2.3 Annual inspection __________________________________________________________________________________83
11.2.4 Manufactures remarks ______________________________________________________________________________83
12. Conguration Software ______________________________________________________________________________________84
12.1 Welcome screen ___________________________________________________________________________________________84
12.2 Basic Conguration ________________________________________________________________________________________ 85
12.3 System Conguration ______________________________________________________________________________________ 87
12.3.1 File ________________________________________________________________________________________________88
12.3.2 Preferences ________________________________________________________________________________________ 89
12.3.3 System_____________________________________________________________________________________________90
12.3.4 System Connection Settings _________________________________________________________________________ 92
12.3.5 Workspace _________________________________________________________________________________________ 93
12.3.6 Central Unit Conguration___________________________________________________________________________94

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12.3.7 DFMS ____________________________________________________________________________________________100
12.3.8 DMS ______________________________________________________________________________________________103
12.3.9 DMS-LCD _________________________________________________________________________________________105
12.3.10 xCtrLine-2 / 4 ______________________________________________________________________________________106
12.4 Priority Manager Conguration ____________________________________________________________________________107
12.5 Group Zone Conguration_________________________________________________________________________________109
12.6 Control I/O Conguration__________________________________________________________________________________ 110
12.6.1 Group Logical Inputs_______________________________________________________________________________ 110
12.6.2 Group Logical Outputs _____________________________________________________________________________ 111
12.6.3 Timers ____________________________________________________________________________________________ 113
12.7 Matrix Conguration ______________________________________________________________________________________ 114
12.8 Scenario Conguration ____________________________________________________________________________________ 116
12.9 Event Conguration_______________________________________________________________________________________ 118
12.9.1 Functions _________________________________________________________________________________________120
12.10 Reports __________________________________________________________________________________________________125
12.11 Basic steps required to program the system _________________________________________________________________126
12.12 Glossary _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 127
12.13 FAQ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ 128
12.14 Appendix ________________________________________________________________________________________________130
13. Manual touch-screen system _______________________________________________________________________________ 138
13.1 Fire zones ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 139
13. 2 Service ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 141
13.3 Fault register _____________________________________________________________________________________________144
13.4 Interface settings _________________________________________________________________________________________ 145
14. Annexes______________________________________________________________________________________________________146
15. Certicates __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 147
16. Glossary______________________________________________________________________________________________________148
17. List of tables _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 149
18. List of drawings______________________________________________________________________________________________150
Notes ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 152

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NOTE!
The manufacturer reserves a right to modify parameters and methods of operation without further notice. By virtue ofregular
modications and improvements, certain functions specied in this manual may dier insignicantly.
In order to avoid diculties in operating the Voice Alarm System, it is advisable to get familiar with the manual before the rst use.
VAS central unit is equipped with a set of automatic functions responsible for testing the system performance. The central unit
uses FAILURE LED to signal irregularities. In such case, it is necessary to react immediately and, if necessary, consult a person in
charge of VAS performance.
Exposing devices to extreme temperature, direct sunlight, moisture or dust may result in a re or electric shock.
c Do not connect the device to the source of power before all installation works have been completed.
c Read this manual.
c Keep this manual.
c Pay special attention to warnings.
c Follow all provisions of this manual.
c Avoid contact with water. Do not let the device come in contact with water or other liquids.
c Use devices with utmost care.
c Use soft materials to clean devices. Never use solvents, such as petrol or diluent.
c Do not cover vent openings in device casing. Install the device in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
c Do not install the device close to sources of heat.
c Protect the feeder cable against stepping, pressure, bending or crushing, particularly close to plugs, sockets and
the area on the device casing which is connected to the wire. A damaged Power Cord poses re or electric shock
hazards. Never touch electric plugs with wet palms.
c Avoid mechanical shocks. Strong impact and shocks may damage the equipment.
c Be careful while grabbing wires. To connect and disconnect all wires, grab a plug, not a wire.
c
Always switch o power before disconnecting other devices. To avoid device and accessories damage, switch o the
power supply by using the master switch of the device before connecting or disconnecting wires. While connecting
wires, pay special attention to their polarization. A change of poles may damage them.
c Use accessories and additional parts specied by the manufacturer only.
c Do not leave any redundant items in the device.
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Do not try to repair or modify the device on your own. The device is not equipped with elements intended
tobeserviced by the user. As for maintenance, contact the authorized service provider.
c The warranty becomes invalid if you open or manipulate internal subassemblies on your own.
c Service works are required if any type of system damage occurs.
c
The workers operating in the area where the system was installed should complete a suitable training with regard to
system operation. One person must be responsible for maintaining proper performance and system maintenance.
c
Following the regulations, the system must be maintained on a yearly basis, while the manufacturer advises
tomaintain the system twice a year.

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AUTROVOICE MINIIVES
DECLARATION OF PERFORMANCE
www.autronicare.com
1. Product Emergency Sound System
2. Type of construction product
AutroVoice miniVES
Components:
miniVES 2001 / miniVES 2001L / miniVES 2001N / miniVES 2001LN /
miniVES 4001 / miniVES 4001L / miniVES 4001N / miniVES 4001LN /
miniVES 4002 / miniVES 4002L / miniVES 4002N / miniVES 4002LN /
DFMS BOX / DFMS BOX-L /
ABT-xNET_MINI-1Gb/WAN/RS / ABT-xNET_MINI-1Gb/WAN /
ABT-xCtrLine-2 / ABT-xCtrLine-4 /
SF-MM31002D-GP / SF-CP100C-GP / SFP-1GBT-06 /
SF-MM31/55WD055D-GP / SF-MM31/55WD055-GP /
SF-MMS31/55WD055D-GP / SF-MMS31/55WD055-GP/
SF-SM31/55WD020D-GP / SF-SM31/55WD020-GP /
SF-SMS31/55WD020D-GP / SF-SMS31/55WD020-GP /
ABT-DFMS / ABT-EKB-20M / GUI ABT-xLCD / ABT-REG1 /
ST-POE8P-A / ST-POE4P-A / ST-POE16P-AF / ST-POE1R-P /
ST-I2POESFP / ST-I4POESFP /
Netgear FS116P / FS116Pv2 / FS108P
3. Type, batch or serial numer or any other element
allowingidentication of the construction product See CE mark label and marking on boards
4. Declared intended use of product Fire Safety
5. Manufacturer Ambient-System Sp. z o.o.
ul. Galaktyczna 37, 80-299 Gdańsk, Polska
6. System of AVCP 1
7. Notied body CNBOP-PIB 1438-CPR-0527
No AutroVoice miniVES-XXXXXXXX
Declaration of Performance

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Example of VASCU AutroVoice miniVES rating plate
Certificate of constancy of performance EN 54-4, EN 54-16 1438-CPR-XXXX
Certificate of admission CNBOP-PIB 2909/2017
Declaration of Performance EST20180314
Declared intended use of product fire safety
Comply with EN 54-4 / EN 54-16
Ingress Protection Rating 30
AutroVoice miniVES 2001LN
Manufacturer:
Autronica Fire and Security
Bromstadveien 59, 7047
Trondheim, Norway
SN
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Impact on the environment
This product was marked in accordance with WEEE Directive (2002/96/EC) and further amendments on waste
electrical and electronic equipment. Assuring a proper scrapping, you contribute to reduction of risk of negative
impact on the environment and people’s health, which would occur in the case of improper equipment disposal.
The symbol located on the product or attached documents means that our product has not been classied as
domestic waste. The equipment must be transported to a suitable waste treatment plant in order to recycle it.
To see more details about recycling our product, contact a local authority representative, waste treatment
service provider or the store where our product was sold. Pursuant to the act of 29 July 2005 on waste electronic and electrical
equipment, it is forbidden to dispose of the waste electronics along with other (municipal) waste because such actions entail
criminal penalties. Packaging elements were made of cardboard and polyethylene foam. For this reason, they may be subject to
recycling. In so doing, redundant packaging must be sorted out in accordance with their intended use and delivered to
the local waste collector.
In the interest of protecting human's health and environment, we assure that our products, subject to RoHS 2011/65/EU directive
provisions on the use of hazardous substances in electric and electronic equipment, have been designed and manufactured in
accordance with requirements of this directive.