Opvimus COMPACT-E User manual

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Table of contents
1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. FRONT VIEW.......................................................................................................................................................................... 4
3. REAR VIEW ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4
3.1. Power and control module............................................................................................................................................5
4. CONFIGURATION................................................................................................................................................................... 8
5. CONNECTION OF PERIPHERALS TO THE CAN BUS................................................................................................................... 9
5.1. Connection between the COMPACT and the COMPACT-E units .................................................................................10
5.2. Connection between COMPACT-E unit and CAN-AV speed adapter...........................................................................11
6. INSERTING THE CARDS......................................................................................................................................................... 12
7. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT................................................................................................................................................. 12
8. SYSTEM ALARMS ................................................................................................................................................................. 13
9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ............................................................................................................................................. 13
10. SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE VERSIONS ............................................................................................................................... 14
11. DOCUMENT VERSION TRACKING ......................................................................................................................................... 14
12. GUARANTEE ........................................................................................................................................................................ 15
WARNING. This is a Class A unit. In a domestic environment this unit may cause radio interferences. In this case the user
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1. INTRODUCTION
COMPACT system expansion unit. Incorporates 10 slots for housing UMX-C16, UMX-2SA, UMX-2SB or UMX-MC6 cards and
communicates with the main COMPACT unit via a CAN bus. Each COMPACT audio matrix can be expanded to a maximum of 10
COMPACT-E units.
It is equipped with two power supplies (one primary and one secondary) for redundant installations.
Includes the connectors and indicators required for complying with regulation EN54-16 on fire evacuation.
2. FRONT VIEW
(1) GENERAL FAULT indicator light
Yellow LED system alarm indicator.
(2) SYSTEM FAULT indicator light
Yellow LED internal equipment error indicator.
(3) EMERGENCY indicator light
Red LED emergency indicator. Remains lit while the
system is in Emergency Mode.
(4) BUZZER
Acoustic indicator. Indicates the system has received an
alarm.
(5) POWER indicator
Indicates that the unit is receiving power.
3. REAR VIEW
(1) Slots 1 to 10 –Blank plates. Allow expanding the system with cards UMX-C16, UMX-2SA, UMX-2SB or UMX-MC6.
(2) Power and control module. See section 3.1.
Figure 1
Figure 2
SLOT 1
SLOT 2
SLOT 3
SLOT 4
SLOT 5
SLOT 6
SLOT 7
SLOT 8
SLOT 9
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Figure 6
3.1.Power and control module
1) CAN BUS Contacts
Data communication bus between the COMPACT matrix, the
COMPACT-E and CAN peripherals (ME-200C, MD-30C, NS-CAN).
To connect them it is recommended to use a shielded twisted pair
AWG24 cable. Follow figure 4 if the COMPACT-E unit is an
intermediate element of the CAN bus or follow figure 5 if it is an
end element.
ATTENTION: Configure external DIP switches 5 and 6 to indicate
the position on the CAN bus occupied by the COMPACT-E (end
element or intermediate element). To configure follow figure 10.
2) FAIL Contacts
Output relay used to indicate a system failure.
If the COM contact is linked to the NO contact, it indicates that there are
no faults or alarms in the system. If on the other hand, COM is linked to
NC, it indicates that the equipment is switched off or that alarms were
detected (figure 6).
Maximum DC charge current: 150mA
Maximum DC or AC peak charge voltage: 350V
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
COMPACT is
turned off
or alarms
detected
No alarms
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Figure 7
External
device
3) OUTPUT Contacts CT 1, 2, 3, 4 and COM
The unit incorporates four output contacts referenced to a common contact
(COM).
This COM contact can be configured as floating reference or as GND of the
equipment (see section 4. CONFIGURATION, DIP switch 1 of SW1).
The functionality and standby state (NC/NO) are configured through the Call
Point software. They may be configured as general purpose contacts or in the
evacuation system as fault notification contacts, Emergency Mode indicator
activated...
To connect please follow figure 7.
4) GND Contacts
Ground contact (GND). To connect follow figures 8 or 9.
5) INPUT contacts CT 1 to 16
Input contacts. The functionality and de-energized state (NC/NO) are configured through the configuration software. They may
be configured as general purpose contacts or in the evacuation system as emergency mode activation contacts, activation of
the evacuation message...
If you wish, the system may monitor these contacts (short-circuit or open line detection).
The detection time of the activation pulse of the input contacts is configurable through the Call Point software (0-50-100-200-
300-400-500-1000-1500-2000 milliseconds).
To connect follow figure 8. If you wish to monitor the contact, follow figure 9.
Figure 8
INPUT CONTACT CONNECTION WITHOUT SURVEILLANCE
Figure 9
INPUT CONTACT CONNECTION WITH SURVEILLANCE

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6) EXTERNAL DIP SWITCHES
It allows configuring the occupied position in the CAN bus
(final element or intermediate element) and the CAN
address of the equipment:
CAN Bus position
Configure external DIP switches 5 and 6 to indicate the
position on the CAN bus occupied by the COMPACT-E (end
element or intermediate element). See figure 10.
CAN Address
Each COMPACT-E that is connected to the CAN bus must
have a different address. This DIP switches b0, b1, b2 and
b3 allows assigning this communication address.
Each COMPACT audio matrix may be expanded with a
maximum of 10 COMPACT-E units and if this were to
happen, then 10 different CAN addresses would be used.
Figure 11 shows the DIP switches b0, b1, b2 and b3
combinations to assign the CAN addresses for 1 through
10.
7) AUDIO LINK BUS
Audio bus expansion connector. It is used in the connection
between the COMPACT-E and the COMPACT or between
different COMPACT-E units.
To make the connection use a 34 way flat ribbon cable with
2x17, 2.54 mm IDC connectors When installing the cable be
careful to install the connectors in the same position and
side of the flat ribbon cable (see figure 17).
8) POWER SUPPLY 1
24 VDC Primary power input (see figure 12).
9) POWER SUPPLY 2
24 VDC Secondary power input (see figure 13). The power
supply inputs have been doubled; therefore, if required by
the safety standards, two independent power supplies may
be connected.
10) FUSE 1.
2.5 A Primary power fuse.
11) FUSE 2.
2.5 A Secondary power fuse.
12) Ground connection.
Figure 12
PRIMARY
POWER
Figure 13
SECONDARY
POWER
Figure 11. CAN BUS ADDRESSES
(FACTORY
SETUP)
Figure 10. CAN BUS POSITION
BUS INTERMEDIATE
ELEMENT
BUS END ELEMENT
(FACTORY SETUP)

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SW1
DIP SWITCH 9
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 8
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 7
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 6
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 5
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 4
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 3
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 2
OFF*
DIP SWITCH 1
OFF* CONTACT COM FLOATING
ON COM REFERENCED TO GENERAL GND
SW3: GND TO EARTH CONNECTION
* JOINED
DIP SWITCH 1 ON*
DIP SWITCH 2 ON*
SEPARATED
DIP SWITCH 1 OFF
DIP SWICTH 2 OFF
S2: OPERATING MODE
* NORMAL
ON
DOWNLOAD
OFF
JP5: CONNECTION BETWEEN
ANALOG GROUND TO GND
* JOINED
SEPARATED
4. CONFIGURATION
Figure 14
SW3
JP5
* FACTORY SETUP
S2
SW1
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5. CONNECTION OF PERIPHERALS TO THE CAN BUS
The COMPACT device communicates with the COMPACT-E units via a CAN bus. The data flow between the COMPACT equipment
and the COMPACT-E expansion units uses a baud rate of 500 kbit/s.
With the rest of CAN peripherals of the installation (MD-30C, ME-200C, NS-CAN ...) and with an internal speed adapter that the
COMPACT device has built-in, the transmission speed is 33.3 kbit/s. This lower speed makes it possible to reach greater distances in
the connection between the peripherals and the central one. The adapter
also allows galvanically isolating the central from the equipment of the
installation, protecting it from possible wiring problems in the installation
If a COMPACT-E unit matches other CAN peripherals (MD-30C, ME-200C,
NS-CAN…) on the same CAN bus, it is necessary to place an external CAN
speed adapter to match the transmission speed between devices (speed
adapter model CAN-AV). Figure 18 shows the detail of the connection
between the COMPACT-E unit and the CAN-AV speed adapter.
The attached table shows the transmission speed of the equipment:
Internal
adapter
Internal
adapter
Figure 15
Model
SPEED TRANSMISSION
COMPACT
33.3 kbit/s or 500 kbit/s (built-in
speed adapter)
COMPACT-E
500 kbit/s
MD-30C
33.3 kbit/s
ME-200C
33.3 kbit/s
NS-CAN
33.3 kbit/s
External bus CAN
speed adapter
(500 kbit/s -
33.3 kbit/s)
model
CAN-AV
(A465AV)

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5.1.Connection between the COMPACT and the COMPACT-E units
Use the AUDIO LINK BUS and the CAN BUS contacts to connect the COMPACT matrix to the COMPACT-E units.
For the connection of the CAN bus it is recommended to use a shielded twisted pair AWG24 cable.
Figure 16
CAN BUS
Figure 17
AUDIO BUS

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5.2.Connection between COMPACT-E unit and CAN-AV speed adapter
The communication speed of the CAN bus of
the COMPACT-E device is 500 kbit/s. If a
COMPACT-E unit matches other CAN periph-
erals (MD-30C, ME-200C, NS-CAN…) on the
same CAN bus, it is necessary to place an
external CAN speed adapter to match the
transmission speed between devices (speed
adapter model CAN-AV). Figure 18 shows the
detail of the connection between the
COMPACT-E unit and the CAN-AV speed
adapter.
Figure 18
CAN H
CAN L
CAN 1 = 500 kbit/s
GND
(Not connected)
CAN L
GND
CAN H
(Not connected)
CAN 2 = 33.3 kbit/s
COMPACT-E
24V.D.C.
Power supply

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6. INSERTING THE CARDS
The COMPACT-E incorporates 10 slots capable of housing UMX-C16, UMX-2SA, UMX-2SB or UMX-MC6 cards. The UMX-C16, UMX-
2SA, UMX-MC6 and UMX-2SB cards occupy one slot and card UMX-2SB occupies 4 slots.
To insert a card proceed as follows (to insert the UMX-2SB card consult the specific manual for this model):
1) Disconnect the power supply to the unit (POWER SUPPLY 1 and POWER SUPPLY 2 strips).
2) Remove the rear blank plate for the slot where the card is to be inserted. All cards occupy one slot except model UMX-2SB
which occupies 4 slots (to insert the UMX-2SB consult the specific manual for this model).
3) Insert the card by fitting it into the slot guides and fasten it by means of the fastening screws.
4) Reconnect the power.
7. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT
Commissioning the unit requires sending of configurations to the COMPACT audio matrix whose CAN bus depends on the
COMPACT-E unit. To do this, you need a PC equipped with a network card and connected to the COMPACT matrix, either through a
switch, or directly through a network cable. The PC must have the CALL POINT software installed.
1. Insert the cards required by the installation in the COMPACT-E (see section 7).
2. Set the CAN address of the unit using the rear CAN ADDRESS DIP switches. See section 3.1. Power and control module, number
6) EXTERNAL DIP SWITCHES.
3. Make the connections between units.
4. Apply power to the units.
5. Via the Call Point software, configure the parameters of the COMPACT-E and the cards contained therein.
6. Send the configurations to the COMPACT unit that controls the COMPACT-E.
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8. SYSTEM ALARMS
The unit incorporates several alarm systems that indicate that a fault has occurred in a component of the PA system.
GENERAL FAULT indicator light: Front yellow LED. Illuminates when the unit receives one or several alarms from the system or
when an alarm is generated by the unit itself.
SYSTEM FAULT indicator light: Front yellow LED. Illuminates when an internal error is detected.
Acoustic alarm indicator (buzzer): Acoustic indication that is generated by the unit when it receives an alarm. The acoustic
indication is a buzzing sound that lasts 10 seconds and is periodically repeated every 20 seconds.
This acoustic indication may be activated or deactivated through the configuration software.
If the acoustic indication is activated, it sounds each time an alarm is received.
The alarms may be silenced from the main COMPACT unit. To accomplish this:
1. View the alarms tab via the or keys.
2. Use the navigation keys /to position the cursor over one of the alarms and press OK.
3. Using the /keys, select the MUTE BUZZER option.
4. Press OK.
9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Slots
10
Communication
CAN BUS. Communication speed: 500 kbits/s.
Input contacts
16 input contacts on the control module. Configurable NC/NO. May be
monitored.
The detection time of the activation pulse of the input contacts is configurable
through the Call Point software (0-50-100-200-300-400-500-1000-1500-2000
milliseconds).
Output contacts
4 Output contacts on the control module. Configurable NC/NO.
1 FAIL relay. Max. DC charge current: 150 mA. Maximum DC or AC peak charge
voltage: 350 V
Internal audio channels
16
Compatible cards
Allows using cards UMX-C16, UMX-2SA, UMX-2SB and UMX-MC6
Power supply
24V DC. Dual power supply (primary and secondary)
Consumption
250 mA (without cards).
Weight
8 kg
Finishes
RAL9005 iron painted black
Measurements
482.6 (width) x 133 (height) x 280 (depth)
Rack units
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10. SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE VERSIONS
The functionalities described in this user manual are valid for software and firmware versions that are the same or later versions of:
COMPACT-E firmware
Version 5.2
Compatible with COMPACT versions
Application version 5.0.8542
Linux version 2.6.35.14
Call Point software
Version 5.0.8540
11. DOCUMENT VERSION TRACKING
Reference system
Type of Document
Confidentiality
N/A
COMPACT / COMPACT-E
Installation and operating guide
Rev
Date
Modifications Content
Written by:
3.1.000
February 2017
Translation of the Spanish language version 3.1.000.
R+D Department
3.2.000
June 2018
11. Software and firmware versions.
R+D Department
3.2.001
October 2018
3.1. Power and control module.
5.1. Connection between the COMPACT and the COMPACT-E UNITS.
5.2. Connection between COMPACT-E unit and CAN-AV speed adapter.
10. Software and firmware versions.
R+D Department
3.2.002
June 2020
Sections 3.1. The detection time of the activation pulse of the input
contacts can be configured.
10. Software and firmware versions
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5.0.001
September 2020
10. Software and firmware 5.0 versions
R+D Department
Approved By
Function
Date
Ferran Gironès i Puig
R&D Director
09/2020

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12. GUARANTEE
1. GUARANTEE CERTIFICATE
1. OPTIMUS S.A. guarantees that its products are free from material and
manufacturing defects when they are first delivered to the purchaser.
2. In accordance with the conditions outlined here, OPTIMUS S.A. guarantees
its products for two (2) years from the date on which the purchaser acquires the
product. If, within this guarantee period, defects appear which are not due to
factors outlined in section 2, OPTIMUS S.A. shall replace or repair the unit using
equivalent, new or reconstructed replacement parts, as it deems fit. If
replacement parts are applied which improve the unit, OPTIMUS S.A. reserves
the right to charge the client for the additional cost of these components.
3. No guarantee benefits shall be provided other than those cited here.
4. In order to claim the guarantee rights, it shall be an essential requirement
to present the original purchase invoice or the guarantee certificate.
2. GUARANTEE PROVISIONS
1. In the event that the product had to be modified or adapted to comply with
local requirements concerning technical specifications or safety, and if the
country in question is not the country for which the product was originally
designed and manufactured, defects are not considered to be material or
manufacturing defects. Furthermore, the guarantee does not cover the
execution of these modifications or adaptations, regardless of whether or not
they have been carried out correctly.
Nor shall OPTIMUS S.A. be responsible for any costs under this guarantee for
these types of modifications.
2. The guarantee shall not entitle the purchaser to inspection or free
maintenance or repair of the unit, particularly if the defects are due to
inappropriate use. Nor do the guarantee rights cover defects in wearing parts
that become worn as a result of normal wear and tear. Wearing parts are, in
particular, potentiometers, switches/keys, and similar parts.
3. The guarantee does not cover defects in the equipment unit caused by:
Abuse or incorrect use of the unit for purposes other than those for which it
is intended, in non-compliance with the service and maintenance
instructions specified in the Manual and/or Technical Instructions for the
unit.
Connection or use of the product in a manner that does not correspond to
the technical or safety requirements of the country in which the unit is
used.
Installation in conditions other than those indicated in the Manual and/or
Technical Instructions.
Deficiency or interruptions in the electricity supply or installation defects
which imply use in abnormal conditions.
Damage caused by other equipment units that are connected to the
product.
The use or installation of Software (programmes), interfaces, parts or
supplies not provided and/or not authorised by OPTIMUS S.A.
Failure to use the original packaging for transportation.
Damage caused by force majeure or other causes not attributable to
OPTIMUS S.A.
4. The following elements are not covered by this guarantee:
All plastic surfaces and all parts exposed to outdoor conditions which have
been scratched or damaged as a result of normal or abnormal use.
Breakages, knocks, damage due to a fall or scratches caused by moving the
unit in any way.
Damage caused by tests, use, maintenance, installation or inappropriate
adjustments, or as a result of any alteration or modification of any kind not
carried out by a Service Authorised by OPTIMUS S.A. in compliance with this
guarantee.
Damage to persons or property that might be caused by the improper use
of the equipment, including lack of maintenance.
5. The guarantee shall not be valid whenever the following is observed:
Amendments or corrections made to the details of the guarantee certificate
or purchase invoice.
Failure to produce the original invoice or the absence of a date on this.
Absence of the serial or batch number on the equipment.
6. In the case of personal computers, the guarantee will not cover the
elimination of computer viruses, the restoration of programmes damaged by
these or the reinstallation of the disk following its deletion.
7. The rights of this guarantee are invalidated if the product has been repaired
or opened by staff unauthorised by OPTIMUS S.A. or by the client himself.
8. If OPTIMUS S.A. were to establish before the client that the damage
affecting the unit does not entitle a claim to be made under the guarantee, the
costs of checking the equipment incurred by OPTIMUS S.A. shall be borne by the
client.
9. Products not covered by the guarantee shall only be repaired once payment
has been effected by the client. In the event that the guarantee rights do not
apply, OPTIMUS S.A. shall duly inform the client. If, within a period of 6 weeks
from this communication, no written repair order is received from the client
confirming acceptance of the costs, OPTIMUS S.A. shall return the unit in
question to the client. In this case, the transport and packaging costs shall be
invoiced separately and payment shall be made on delivery. In the event that a
repair order is sent by the client, confirming that he assumes the costs of repair,
the transport and packaging costs shall be invoiced additionally, and also
separately.
10. If the equipment needs to be transferred to the Authorised Service Centre,
transportation shall be effected by the responsible party according to the
guarantee, who will also bear the freight and insurance costs.
11. In the event of a defect, OPTIMUS S.A. guarantees that the repair and/or
replacement of parts so that the unit operates correctly will be made within a
period of no more than 30 days. Nevertheless, OPTIMUS S.A. would like to clarify
that the normal period does not exceed 30 days.
12. All parts or products replaced as part of the guarantee services shall
become the property of OPTIMUS S.A.
3. TRANSFER OF GUARANTEE
The guarantee is solely awarded to the original purchaser (principal client) and is
not transferable. With the exception of OPTIMUS S.A., no third party (dealers,
etc.) is authorised to award additional guarantees on behalf of OPTIMUS S.A.
4. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE
In the event that OPTIMUS S.A. cannot provide a suitable guarantee service, the
purchaser shall not be entitled to claim any indemnity for damages arising. The
responsibility held by OPTIMUS S.A. is limited in all cases to the invoicing price of
the product.
5. RELATION WITH OTHER GUARANTEE RIGHTS AND NATIONAL LAW
1. This guarantee does not affect the rights of the purchaser with respect to the
vendor arising from the contract of sale accomplished.
2. These conditions of the guarantee provided by OPTIMUS S.A. are valid as long
as they do not contradict the corresponding national law on guarantee
provisions.
3. OPTIMUS S.A. guarantees that this product complies with the safety
regulations in force in the country.
THIS LIMITED GUARANTEE DECLARATION IS THE EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE
OFFERED BY OPTIMUS S.A. ALL OTHER EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT GUARANTEES ARE
EXCLUDED, AND THIS ALSO APPLIES TO GUARANTEES OF MARKETABILITY AND
SUITABILITY FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. (EXCEPT WHEN THESE GUARANTEES
ARE REQUIRED BY AN APPLICABLE LAW). NO GUARANTEE, EITHER EXPLICIT OR
IMPLICIT, SHALL BE APPLIED ONCE THE GUARANTEE PERIOD HAS EXPIRED
OPTIMUS S.A.
Servicio Post Venta
C/ Barcelona 101
17003 - GIRONA
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