EnormPA ESCO Series User manual

USER MANUAL
RP10
SERIES
AUDIO DECODER

Contents Table
1. SAFETY & MAINTENANCE 3
2. DEVICE OVERVIEW 5
2.a. Characteristics 6
2.b. Functions 6
3. CONTROLS, CONNECTORS & INDICATORS 7
3.a. Front Panel 7
3.b. Rear Panel 8
4. SYSTEM FUNCTIONS 9
4.1. Interface Installation Procedure 9
4.2. Interface Guide 9
1. Main Menu 10
1.1. Project 10
1.1.a. New 11
1.1.b Open 11
1.2. Tools 12
1.2.a. Device Manager 12
i. List (Add) Device 13
ii. Delete Device 14
1.2.b. Device Finder 14
i. Volume Control Menu 15
ii. Low Pass & High Pass Menu 15
iii. Equalizer Menu 15
iv. Settings Menu 17
5. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 18
6. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 19
7. BLOCK DIAGRAMS 20
8. EC CERTIFICATE 21
9. WARRANTY 22

IMPORTANT NOTICES
•Before nstallng and usng the devce, please read ths manual carefully
and keep t for further use.
•Ths manual s an ntegral part of the product. It should be gven to the new
owner n order for them to know the nstallaton, operaton and safety
nstructons.
•Improper nstallaton of the devce removes the responsblty of the
manufacturer.
WARNING
•To avod the rsk of fre and electrc shock, never expose ths equpment to
ran or mosture!
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
1. Please read the nstructons carefully, as they contan mportant nformat-
on.
2. The voltage of the power supply of ths devce has hgh values, whch
creates a rsk of electrc shock. For ths reason, never nstall, connect or
dsconnect ths product whle the power supply s connected.
3. The metal parts of the product are grounded wth an electrc cable. If the
electrcal outlet that supples electrcty s not grounded, call a qualfed
electrcan who wll ground the product through the termnal.
4. To prevent damage to the cable, make sure the power supply cable s not
crushed or broken.
5. To avod the rsk of electrc shock, never open the product: there are no
user fxable parts nsde.
6. Make sure that foregn bodes or lquds do not come n contact wth
speakers, as ths may cause short crcut.
7. Never try to perform repars whch are not mentoned n ths manual.
Contact the authorzed servce center or hghly qualfed personnel f;
a. The product s not operatng (or abnormally operatng),
b. Serous damage s done to the power supply cord,
c. Foregn bodes or lquds get nto the product,
d. The product s exposed to heavy mpact.
8. Turn off the product, f not used for a long tme and dsconnect the power
supply cord.
9. If the product emts a strange odor or smoke, turn off mmedately and
dsconnect the power supply cord.
PRECAUTIONS
•Do not cover ventlaton of the product.
•Do not allow amplfer to operate wth an excessve load for a long tme.
• Tghten the screws on the speakers frmly to guarantee safe contact.
• Do not use thnner, alcohol or other volatle substances when cleanng
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CAUTIONS RELATED TO THE USE OF ELECTRICAL LINE
• When pluggng and unpluggng the power cord, t should be held frmly to
avod rsk.
• In case t won’t be used for a long tme, the plug of the unt should be
unplugged to cut off the electrcty.
• To avod damagng the power cord, do not break, pull or harm the cord
wth sharp and ponty materals. Use a grounded socket.
POSITIONING
• It should be placed wth t’s sdes and back 1 meter away from the wall and
should not be placed n the followng envronments;
• Humd envronment
• Under drect sunlght and other strong heat emtters
• Envronments wthout ventlaton
CONTROL OF THE UNIT
• Make sure that the power supply s turned off, that the power supply and
the other devces and lnes connected wth ths unt are dsconnected from
the power supply.
• Do not remove ths unt. Do not attempt to dsassemble and fx ths devce
yourself. Otherwse there may be a rsk of electrc shock or fre. If you can’t
solve the problems wth the methods outlned later n ths manual, you
should call a qualfed techncan or consult our company. Enforcng the
system could may electrcal shock or fre.
CLEANING
• When ths unt needs to be cleaned, use a clean damp cloth etc. to dust. Do
not use solvents such as benzene, thnner alcohol, strong volatle substan-
ces, bleach or other flammable lquds for cleanng the body of the unt.

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2. DEVICE OVERVIEW
This user manual has been written for the users to understand the system
architecture effectively and to use all the components of the system effectively.
ESCO/RP10 is a TCP/IP based audio decoder and has many hardware features. Since
its main function is audio, there are two balanced audio outputs on its rear panel.
With it’s digital and analog inputs, many features are programmable.
The RP10 is part of an announcement system and can work as a system component
on its own or in conjunction with other RP10 components. When it is used in the
announcement system, it can give the announcements made over the ESCO/MA5
device from its output. More than one RP10 can be used in a system.
The system works over the network. Stand-alone use is also possible depending on
configurations. Any input from a music source can be routed to output. The RP10 is
designed completely in a modular structure. The user can configure according to
her wishes and use it by transforming it into different structures.
The system architecture has been developed to be used as TCP/IP-based over
Ethernet. System configurations are made with the web interface. Login to the
interface with user name and password. All settings related to the system can be
made easily. There is a web server on each device. Interfaces can be configured
independently of each other.
RP10 is very easy to set up as a system. Once included, it continuously works as a
part of the system. Due to the widespread use of the IP network structure, no
external audio cabling is necessary and the system becomes more traceable with
extra features such as keeping track of the operations.
ESCO/RP10 can decode G.711/G.722/WAV/MP3. It can play stream data from network
(other ESCO/RP10 devices or ESCO/MA5 device) by decoding them according to
their data type. Stream from the network should be 48000Hz for inputs such as
microphone input and line input.
On RP10, all sources in the system have priority options. Playback stops are
performed according to the priority structure that you have created while installing
the system.
One of the most important features of the ESCO/RP10 is that it evaluates every
incoming data and plays the data from the highest priority source, while recording
lower priority data from other sources. It plays the recorded audios as soon as the
system is available. In case of accumulation of more than one record, the operation
will be: fist come first served. The memory stores up to 8 recordings, above that will
not be recorded. This way, when the announcement is over, it continues to
broadcast music in sync with other RP10s.
Please find detailed functions and specifications below.

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2.a. Characteristics
• Built-in 2x30W amplifier
• 10/100 MB Ethernet over RJ45/ CAT6 connection
• Supports TCP, UDP, RTP, IGMP, HTTP, FTP, DHCP and NTP protocols
• Accepts 44100 Hz MP3 and 48000 Hz analog audio
• 4 digital input and 1 analog output
• Access control relay
• Configuration over desktop interface
• System log recording
2.b Functions
Front;
• 1 mini jack headphone output
• 1 Ethernet interface
• Power LED
• Status LED
• Reset button
Rear;
• 1 balanced line output
• 4 digital input
• 1 balanced line input
• 2 speaker output
• 1 contact (relay) output
• 9-24V power supply input

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Figure 1 RP10 Front Panel
3. CONTROLS, CONNECTORS & INDICATORS
3.a. Front Panel
1. ETHERNET: 10/100MB RJ45 socket used for audio data transfer, device
configurations. It is recommended to use with CAT6 cable.
2. HEADPHONE: 3.5mm mini-jack used as headphone input.
3. RESET: Button used for returning device to factory settings. To return to factory
settings press the button for 5 seconds.
4. STATUS: LED for monitoring device status. Flashing LED means RP10 is working
properly.
5. POWER: LED for monitoring power supply. Constantly lighting LED means RP10 is
supplied with power and working.
RP-10

3.b. Rear Panel
1. POWER: 12-24VDC power supply socket.
2. CONTACT OUTPUT: Programmable contact relay outputs. Configuration
generally done via ESCO/MA5. For markings please see Table 1.
3. CONTACT INPUTS: Digital inputs operating by logic 1 and 0. IN1 and IN2 contacts
perform the programmed tasks, IN3 and IN4 contacts activate the “Line Input” part.
Digital inputs are isolated.
4. SPEAKER OUTPUTS: 2 speaker output lines.
5 LINE OUTPUTS: Balanced audio line outputs. It is recommended to use shielded
cable. For markings please see Table 2.
6. LINE INPUTS: Balanced audio line input. It is recommended to use shielded cable.
For markings please see Table 2.
NOT: Depending on the configuration, one of the Line Inputs can also be used as a
microphone input. This requires a hardware change. For more information, you
can contact our company via: [e-mail]
POWER
12V-24VDC
++-S+-SGND COM NO
CONTACT
OUTPUT
5V IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 COM
CONTACT
INPUTS
LINE
OUTPUT
LINE
INPUT
+-
1
SPEAKER
OUTPUTS
+-
2
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12 3 4 5
Figure 2 RP10 Rear Panel
Table 1 Analog Contact Markings
Table 2 Line Input/Output Markings

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4. SYSTEM FUNCTIONS
4.1. Interface Installation Procedure
To download the interface to your computer, go to: www.mikafon.com.tr >>
Products >> EVAC Control Systems >> Controllers, click on RP10 and download RP10's
interface, "MAS Setup", from the "Downloads" page. Then the “.exe” file in
the downloads is clicked and the installation is completed.
Before using the interface, the computer must be in 192.168.1 IP block, which the
device statically receives. When the device is turned on, it will enter any IP in the 1st
block. In order to ensure that the IPs of the device and the computer are not the
same, the IP address of the device is checked. To get the IP block of the computer to
the 192.168.1 block, following operations are required: "Network Connections >
Ethernet > Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) > Use the following IP
address". The Default Gateway should also be 192.168.1.1.
4.2. Interface Guide
RP10s in the LAN are found and managed via the interface. In addition, it allows
various professional audio settings to be adjusted. In order to find the device, the
Ethernet input on the front panel must be connected directly to the computer to
which the interface will be installed or to the switch to which the computer is
connected to. Before starting to use the interface, the following table should be
examined
Table 3 Interface Tree of Contents

1. Main Menu
After the interface is downloaded from www.mikafon.com.tr and installed on the
computer, double click on the application icon is and open the program in Figure 3.
1.1. Project
Project tab allows creating a new project (New) or opening an existing one (Open).
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Figure 3 Interface Main Menu
Figure 4 Project Menu

1.1.a. New
Click on Project → New tab to create a new project. In that window (see Figure 5),
the file path and file name are entered and the Save button is clicked.
1.1.b Open
Click the Project → Open tab to open an existing project. In that window (see Figure
6), the desired file is selected and the “Open” button is clicked.
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Figure 5 New Project Menu
Figure 6 Open an Existing Project

1.2. Tools
Devices are managed, found and updated from here. This section is available for
use only if a new project is opened or an existing project is opened. After opening
a new project, the following steps are applied from the Tools menu in order to
start adjusting device settings.
Device Finder Device Finder Device Manager
Tools menu is explained in detailed in the following chapters.
1.2.a. Device Manager
Devices added to the interface are listed here. See Figure 8. For example, when a
new project is created, the amplifiers that appear in the left column can be deleted
by clicking the "►" sign from the "Device Manager" section and clicking the "Delete"
button.
After the registration of RP10 is done from “Device Finder” section, it can be viewed
on this. For the registration process, see 1.2.b. By double-clicking on the device which
is listed in the "Device Manager" section, type and name of the device can be
entered and changed. See Figure 9.
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Figure 7 Tools Menu
/ Find the devices / Enter the Gateway
IP to found device
/ Enter device
information
/ List all devices

i. List (Add) Device
The device configuration menu is opened by double-clicking the “►” sign in the left
column of the device list. The features listed below can be changed from here. The
MAC address should not be changed.
• Type: Device type (RP10, DP500 etc.)
• Name: Device name
• IP: IP address of the device
• Gateway: Gateway address of the device
• Netmask: Netmask address of the device
• DNS1/DNS2: DNS settings of the device
• MAC: The Mac address information of the device is *Automatically given.
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Figure 8 Device Manager Menu
Figure 9 Add Device Menu

ii. Delete Device
Used for removing device(s) added to the interface. Click on the desired line to be
removed from the list, and then click on the “Delete” button. The deletion process is
completed by clicking the "Yes" button in the window that pops-up. See
1.2.b. Device Finder
Used for adding devices to the interface. In the “Enter IP Blog:” section, enter the IP
block of the device/devices and click on the “Find Devices” tab. Gateway IP section
is filled in the menu entered by double-clicking the “►” sign at the beginning of the
line of the listed device/devices and the “Save” button is clicked. See Figure 11. If
desired, the device type and name can also be entered. After this process, the
device is listed in the "Device Manager" section where a name is given to the device.
After the above processes, Device Finder Menu, device name on the left coulumn is
double clicked to access professional sound settings. Please see following sections
(i - vi) for details.
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Figure 10 Delete Device Menu
Figure 11 Device Finder Menu

i. Volume Control Menu
Used for removing device(s) added to the interface. Click on the desired line to be
removed from the list, and then click on the “Delete” button. The deletion process is
completed by clicking the "Yes" button in the window that pops-up. See
1. Network Audio Devices: The section where the model/device whose settings are to
be changed is selected. There is no need to make this selection again in other
menus.
2. Channel Control: There is a control bar for each output. To increase the volume of
the output, the blue marker is moved up, and to decrease the volume, scrolled
down. It is recommended not to do this move too fast to avoid damaging the
speakers connected to the system. This should be done by moving the bar slowly
while listening to the sound.
3. Channel Sound Level Indicator: Numeric display of sound level.
4. Mute / Unmute: Icon for muting the relevant output without changing the volume.
ii. Low Pass & High Pass Menu
Please see Figure 13.
1. LP & HP Filter Settings: LP is frequency band settings between 2000 Hz and 22 kHz, HP
is between 20 Hz and 1000 Hz. The output frequency can be adjusted by sliding the
blue marker up or down.
2. Channel Frequency Indicator: Display of the set frequency band below the
corresponding channel.
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Figure 12 Volume Control Menu

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Figure 13 Low Pass & High Pass Menu
Figure 14 Equalizer Menu

1. Gain Setting: The output frequency can be adjusted by sliding the blue marker.
2. dB Indicator: Tuned frequency of the corresponding channel in dB . The desired
value can also be written manually into this box.
3. Hz Indicator: Frequency display of the adjustment made above.
4. Set: The center and bandwidth frequencies can be changed from the screen that
pops up when the box is clicked. Thus, 5 different bands can be changed as desired
and customized. See Figure 15.
5. Active: This button can control each output separately. Passive channel will work
as flat. See Figure 16
iv. Settings Menu
1. Gain Setting: Music is streamed to 8 channels over MS40. 1 of 8 channel is selected to
broadcast from RP10. Music can be muted automatically when an announcement is
made via the emergency microphone or when there’s a fire contact
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Figure 15 Frequency Set Menu
Figure 16 Passive Condition
Figure 17 Settings Menu

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5. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Audio Decoder RP10 is suitable for desktop or 19-inch rack installation. The
device is designed so that 4 units fit side by side in a 19” rack cabinet. When placing
the device in the rack cabinet, the ventilation gaps should not be blocked and it
should be fixed to the rack cabinet in order for it to work smoothly. For screwing
places, see Figure 18. Make sure that there is enough space around the side walls of
the device when placing it on the tabletop or in the rack cabinet
Figure 18 RP10 Rack Shelf Screwing Place
If the devices are to be placed in a rack cabinet, it is necessary to use the
tray specially produced in our company for RP36s.
To initialize the system, connections are made in accordance with the
above-mentioned explanations. After the IP settings and necessary configurations
are made through the interface, the device is powered from the rear panel via the
24VDC input. If the Power LED on the front panel of the device is on continuously and
the Status LED is flashing, the RP10 is ready to use.
To fix the RP10s to the rack,
fix them with a phillips
screwdriver through the holes
using M3x6mm pan head screws.

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24
12-24V
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RP10 BLOK DİYAGRAM
Dinamik
Mikrofon
LAN/WAN
MA5
MS40
RS232
SV8
24VDC
Yangın Paneli
x4
Kontak Giriş
x2
Kontak Çıkış
DP500
veya
RP-10
DOC-8/16
CM100 veya
4ȍ