Vingtor Stentofon SPA-V2 User manual

TECHNICAL MANUAL A100K10371 v.2.2
User Manual
PUBLIC ADDRESS & GENERAL
ALARM SYSTEM
SPA-V2
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ALL B AUX DIM SIGN
VOLUME
LS zone 1
Cabins
LS zone 2
LS zone 3
LS zone 4
Lifeboat area
PA microphone panel PA microphone & Alarm panel
Alarm panel
Entertainment
LS zone 5
LS zone 6
Engine
area
Open deck
GENERAL
ABANDON
MANUAL
RESET
EMS
SPARE
SPA-A6CD
1
2
3
4
5
6
ALL
SPA-M6D
TALK
DIM.
Open deck
ACM Integrated System
ACM Telephone System
Telephone
PABX
Accommodations
Weatherproof
ZONE1
ZONE2
ZONE3
ZONE4
ZONE5
ZONE6
GENERAL
ALARM
ABANDON
ALARM
MANUAL
ALARM
EMERGENCY
PA

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The information in this publication may be revised or changed without notice. Product names mentioned in
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Contents
1 Introduction................................................................................................................4
1.1 About this Document...................................................................................................4
1.2 Publication Log............................................................................................................4
1.3 Related Documents ....................................................................................................4
1.4 Rules and Regulations................................................................................................4
2 User Instructions.......................................................................................................5
2.1 General Description ....................................................................................................5
2.2 Make an ALL CALL with SPA-M1-V2 / SPA-M1-D ......................................................5
2.3 Broadcast a PA message with SPA-M6-V2 / SPA-M6-D .............................................6
2.4 Alarm Start with SPA-AC6 and SPA-AC6-D................................................................6
2.5 Broadcast a PA message with SPA-W1-V2 & SPA-W1-D...........................................7
2.6 Alarm Start / PA message with SPA-W1AR-V2 & SPA-W1AR-D ................................ 7
2.7 Alarm Start / PA message with SPA-W6A4 & SPA-W6A4-D.......................................8
2.8 Alarm Start from the Fire Alarm Exchange ................................................................9
2.9 Broadcast a PA message from a PABX telephone....................................................10
2.10 Broadcast a PA message from CTB-10/CTB-20 Talk-Back panels...........................10
2.11 Volume Control - 4-Wire Override, VM15-R & VM50-R ........................................... 11
2.12 Dual Volume Control - 4-Wire Override, VM15-RD & VM50-RD.............................. 11
2.13 Dual Volume Control - 4-Wire, Relay Failsafe, VM15-RDF & VM50-RDF ................ 11

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1 Introduction
1.1 About this Document
The scope of this document is to provide relevant information on how to
use the VINGTOR SPA-V2 Public Address & General Alarm System.
The information in this document is aimed at System Administrators,
System Installers and End Users.
1.2 Publication Log
Rev. Date Author Comments
1.0 2008-03-05 TH/JF Published
1.11 2008-04-20 JF Revised
2.0 2011-01-28 HKL Revised & new prole
2.1 2011-06-27 HKL Revised text, panel gures
2.2 2016-09-01 SEN Revised names
1.3 Related Documents
Doc. no. Documentation
A100K10370 SPA-V2 Conguration & Installation Manual
A100K10369 SPA-V2 System Manual
Project documents, drawings and SPA schematics
Outline drawings in AutoCAD
Amplier and Entertainment manuals
1.4 Rules and Regulations
The SPA-V2 Public Address and General Alarm System is designed to
meet the requirements in accordance with SOLAS:
- Chapter III, part B, regulation 6.4 and 6.5
- MSC.48(66) – International Life-Saving Appliance (LSA) Code
- MSC/Circ.808 – Public Address for passenger vessels
- MSC A.830(19) – Code on Alarms and Indicators, 1995
The system also meets additional requirements from the following class
societies:
DNV, GL, BV, LR, RS, CCS, RINA, and ABS.
The SPA-V2 system and its components have been tested according to
the following regulations:
●IEC 60533: Second edition, 1999
“Electrical and electronic installation in ships - Electromagnetic
compatibility”.
●IEC 60945: Fourth edition, 2002
“Maritime navigation and radio communication equipment and
systems - General requirements - Methods of testing and required
test results”.
●IACS E10: Corr.1 July 2003
“Unied environmental test specication - Testing procedure for
electric control and monitoring, safety and protection, onboard
computer based systems and peripherals, loading instruments,
internal communication and other electrical equipment as considered
appropriate”.

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2 User Instructions
2.1 General Description
This section contains descriptions on how to use the SPA Public
Address System with all its equipment. It is recommended to read this
section thoroughly before using the system for the rst time. Some
equipment models, especially entertainment units, can be changed from
one project to another and separate user manuals will be delivered for
these models.
If a higher priority panel/source is activated, the PA panels with lower
priority will cease to function as this will cut the 24 VDC power supply to
the panels.
2.2 Make an ALL CALL with SPA-M1-V2 / SPA-M1-D
These PA panels are designed to broadcast an All Call message.
Alternately, they can be used as hailers or local PA panels. SPA-M1-V2
panels are used in a single system while SPA-M1-D panels are used in
a dual system. Single or dual panel systems are congured according
to project specications at delivery, but usage is the same for both types
of panels. Operation will also activate a chime unit if installed. Ongoing
alarms are muted when Emergency messages are broadcasted.
Operation with gooseneck microphone MB-30G
1. Press the TALK button.
2. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
Operation with handheld microphone ETC-1-TB
1. Press the PTT Switch on the microphone.
2. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
Terminating the function
When the PTT Switch / TALK button is released, the PA system will
return to standby or alarm mode. If an alarm has been muted, it is
automatically turned on again.
SPA-M1
TALK
PTT Switch
1. Connector for handheld or
gooseneck microphone.
2. Push-button PTT Switch for
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2.3 Broadcast a PA message with SPA-M6-V2
/ SPA-M6-D
This PA panel can operate all six public address zones.
SPA-M6-V2 covers single systems while SPA-M6-D covers dual
systems. Single or dual systems are connected according to project
specications at delivery. Usage is similar for both panels. Replaceable
text can be used for each push button. For systems with emergency
requirements, use the ALL button.
Operation will activate the chime unit if installed. A potential-free contact
will be activated and mute any ongoing alarm message when using the
Emergency PA (ALL) button.
●Press the desired zone button and the Public Address call will be set
up.
- Indicated by a steady red LED.
Emergency operation (SPA-AC6 required)
●Press the Emergency PA (ALL) button and the Public Address
emergency call is set up.
- Indicated by a steady red LED. Alarm or entertainment message will be
muted.
Operation with gooseneck microphone MB-30G
1. Select the zone.
2. Press and hold the TALK button.
3. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
Operation with handheld microphone ETC-1-TB
1. Select the zone.
2. Press and hold the PTT Switch.
3. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
Terminating the operation
●Release the PTT Switch / TALK button to terminate the operation. If
an alarm has been muted, it is automatically turned on again.
Adjusting the push button light intensity
Intensity of light in push buttons can be adjusted by pressing the DIM
button. The intensity increases in 5 increments per button press (or
hold) and when maximum intensity is reached, the next press will
reverse direction and decrease the intensity.
To adjust the light intensity:
1. Press the DIM button once for minimum intensity.
2. Press the DIM button once more to return to maximum intensity.
2.4 Alarm Start with SPA-AC6 and SPA-AC6-D
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
ALL
SPA-M6
TALK
DIM.
1
4
6
5
3
1
EMERGENCY PA
PTT Switch
SPA-AC6
GENERAL ALARM
ABANDON ALARM
MANUAL ALARM
RESET ALARM
EMERGENCY
PA
FIRE
1. Connector for handheld or
gooseneck microphone.
2. 1-6 zone selection buttons.
3. Push-button for all 6 zones.
4. Indication light (red LED) for
activated zone.
5. Button for dimming indication
light - also dims SPA-AC6
when attached.
6. Push-button PTT Switch for
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2.3 Broadcast a PA message with SPA-M6-V2
/ SPA-M6-D
This PA panel can operate all six public address zones.
SPA-M6-V2 covers single systems while SPA-M6-D covers dual
systems. Single or dual systems are connected according to project
specications at delivery. Usage is similar for both panels. Replaceable
text can be used for each push button. For systems with emergency
requirements, use the ALL button.
Operation will activate the chime unit if installed. A potential-free contact
will be activated and mute any ongoing alarm message when using the
Emergency PA (ALL) button.
●Press the desired zone button and the Public Address call will be set
up.
- Indicated by a steady red LED.
Emergency operation (SPA-AC6 required)
●Press the Emergency PA (ALL) button and the Public Address
emergency call is set up.
- Indicated by a steady red LED. Alarm or entertainment message will be
muted.
Operation with gooseneck microphone MB-30G
1. Select the zone.
2. Press and hold the TALK button.
3. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
Operation with handheld microphone ETC-1-TB
1. Select the zone.
2. Press and hold the PTT Switch.
3. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
Terminating the operation
●Release the PTT Switch / TALK button to terminate the operation. If
an alarm has been muted, it is automatically turned on again.
Adjusting the push button light intensity
Intensity of light in push buttons can be adjusted by pressing the DIM
button. The intensity increases in 5 increments per button press (or
hold) and when maximum intensity is reached, the next press will
reverse direction and decrease the intensity.
To adjust the light intensity:
1. Press the DIM button once for minimum intensity.
2. Press the DIM button once more to return to maximum intensity.
2.4 Alarm Start with SPA-AC6 and SPA-AC6-D
8
1
2
3
4
5
6
ALL
SPA-M6
TALK
DIM.
1
4
6
5
3
1
EMERGENCY PA
PTT Switch
SPA-AC6
GENERAL ALARM
ABANDON ALARM
MANUAL ALARM
RESET ALARM
EMERGENCY
PA
FIRE
This Alarm panel can start three alarms and Emergency PA.
LThe alarm generator may contain custom alarm congurations according to
project specications.
SPA-AC6 covers a single system while SPA-AC6-D covers a dual
system. Single or dual systems are congured according to project
specications at delivery. The panel is equipped with a protective cover
against accidental use.
Normally the alarm panel is installed close to the PA panel.
To start the alarm:
●Open the protective cover.
●Press the button labeled GENERAL ALARM to activate the General
alarm.
- Indicated by a steady red LED.
●Press the button labeled ABANDON ALARM to activate the
Abandon alarm.
- Indicated by a steady red LED.
●Press the button labeled MANUAL ALARM to activate the Manual
alarm.
- Indicated by a steady red LED.
●Press the button labeled RESET ALARM to turn o󰀨 the alarm.
●Press the button labeled EMERGENCY PA to activate the
Emergency PA message.
- Hold the button when speaking into the microphone of the associated
microphone panel. Releasing the Emergency PA button will automatically
turn any active alarm back on again.
2.5 Broadcast a PA message with SPA-W1-V2 &
SPA-W1-D
This PA panel is intended for EMERGENCY use only and is
meant to cover ALL zones. Alternately, they can be used as
local PA panels.
Operation will also activate the chime if such a functionality
is installed.
Any ongoing alarm message will be muted.
To broadcast a PA message:
1. Press the PTT Switch on the microphone.
2. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to
broadcast the message.
- Ongoing alarm messages will be muted.
When the PTT Switch is released, the PA system will
return to standby or alarm mode. Any alarm which has
been muted during the message will automatically be
broadcasted when the message is nished.
2.6 Alarm Start / PA message with SPA-W1AR-V2 &
PTT Switch
Mic Connector
1. General Alarm push-button.
2. Abandon Alarm push-button.
3. Manual Alarm push-button.
4. MOB/RESET
5. Fire
6. Emergency PA push-button
7. Indication light (red LED) for
activated alarm or function.
8. Protective cover

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This unit is a combined panel for GENERAL ALARM and EMERGENCY
PA message, meaning that it covers ALL zones for PA messages and
GA.
Operation will also activate the chime unit if it is installed.
Any ongoing alarm message will be muted. For normal operation, see
section 2.5.
Alarm Start or Emergency PA
1. Open the protective cover.
2. Press the button labeled GENERAL ALARM to activate GA.
3. Press the PTT Switch on the microphone.
4. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
- Alarm message will be muted
When the PTT Switch is released, the PA system will return to alarm
distribution mode and any alarm which has been muted during the
emergency message will be turned on again.
● Press RESET to turn o󰀨 the alarm
2.7 Alarm Start / PA message with SPA-W6A4 &
SPA-W6A4-D
This unit is a combined alarm and PA panel.
The PA part can operate all the six public address zones.
The unit can be used as a PA panel or Alarm or in combination.
The Alarm part can start three alarms, including GENERAL ALARM and
EMERGENCY PA.
The panel is equipped with a protective cover for the alarm push
buttons.
The text labels can be replaced for each push button.
Operation will also activate the chime unit if it is installed. When using
the Emergency PA button, any ongoing alarm will be muted.
Alarm Priorities
1. GENERAL ALARM
2. ABANDON ALARM
3. MANUAL ALARM
Alarm Start or Emergency PA
Open the protective cover for the selected alarm and select one of the
following alarms or functions:
●Press the button labeled GENERAL ALARM to activate GA.
- Indicated by a steady green LED.
●Press the button labeled ABANDON ALARM to activate the
Abandon alarm.
- Indicated by a steady red LED.
●Press the button labeled MANUAL ALARM to activate the Manual
alarm.
GENERAL
ALARM
Mic
Connector
ZONE 1
ZONE 2
ZONE 3
ZONE 4
ZONE 5
ZONE 6
GENERAL
ALARM
ABANDON
ALARM
MANUAL
ALARM
EMERGENCY
PA
1. 1-6 zone selection buttons.
2. Connector for handheld or
gooseneck microphone.
3. General Alarm push-button.
4. Abandon Alarm push-button.
5. Manual Alarm push-button.
6. Reset Alarm push-button.
7. Emergency PA push-button.

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- Indicated by a steady red LED.
●Press the button labeled EMERGENCY PA to activate the
Emergency PA message.
LThis function overrides priorities in the system and should be used with
caution.
Microphone
1. Press the PTT Switch.
- Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the message.
Alarm message will be muted.
2. When the PTT Switch is released, the PA system will return to alarm
mode, and any alarm which has been muted during the emergency
message will be turned on again. Otherwise it will go back to
standby.
3. Press RESET to turn o󰀨 the alarm.
PA part only
●Press the desired ZONE buttons
- The Public Address call is set up indicated by steady red LEDs.
Emergency operation
1. Press the EMERGENCY PA button
- The Public Address emergency call is set up indicated by a steady red
LED. The alarm message will be muted.
2. Press the PTT Switch.
- Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the message.
To end the Emergency function:
Release the PTT Switch and the PA system will return to standby or
alarm mode.
2.8 Alarm Start from the Fire Alarm Exchange
(with alarm generator installed)
The SPA alarm generator is activated by a switch from the Fire Alarm
Exchange. Alarm distribution is set according to project specications at
delivery. This unit is normally not part of the Zenitel delivery.
● The Fire Alarm from the re exchange will be distributed through the
SPA system.
- Any PA message units will override the alarm to broadcast the message.
●Press the PTT Switch for panels with hand microphones or the TALK
button for panels with gooseneck microphones.
- Speak clearly into the microphone to broadcast the message. The Alarm
message will be muted.
When the PTT Switch or TALK button is released, the PA system will
return to alarm mode and any alarm which has been muted during the
emergency message will be turned on again.
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2.9 Broadcast a PA message from a PABX
telephone
The zones that should receive messages are set according to project
specications at delivery. The telephone model used depends on the
delivered model or customer requirements.
Refer to the user manual for the telephone if necessary.
1. Dial the PA access number and use the telephone as normal.
2. Speak clearly into the telephone to broadcast the message.
3. Replace the handset and the PA system will return to standby or
alarm mode,
- any alarm which has been muted during the emergency message will be
turned on again.
2.10 Broadcast a PA message from CTB-10/CTB-20
Talk-Back panels
The four last line push buttons on the operation panels can be set to
access 1 to 4 public address zones of this PA system. Operation will
also activate the chime unit if it is installed. Any activated alarm is muted
when using the ALL button for Emergency operation.
●Press the desired LINE button
- The Public Address call is set up indicated by a steady green LED.
Emergency operation
●Press the ALL button,
- The Public Address call is set up indicated by a steady green LED.
- The alarm message will be muted.
●Pressing the TALK button will mute all alarm and PA broadcasts
Operation with gooseneck microphone MB-30G
1. Press the TALK button.
2. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
3. Release the TALK button to re-activate the alarm.
Operation with handheld microphone ETC-1-TB
1. Press the PTT Switch.
2. Speak close to and clearly into the microphone to broadcast the
message.
3. Release the PTT Switch to re-activate any alarm which has been
muted during the message.
To terminate the function:
●Press the LINE buttons or the ALL button once more to terminate the
Public Address operation.
0*
123
456
789
PTT Switch
1. Connector for handheld or
gooseneck microphone.
2. Talk button when using
gooseneck microphone
3. Push-buttons 7 – 10 on CTB-10
panel for activating PA zones
1 – 4
4. Push-buttons 17 – 20 on CTB-20
panel for activating PA zones
1 – 4
5. Push-button for all zones

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2.11 Volume Control - 4-Wire Override,
VM15-R & VM50-R
This is a Volume Control with 24V override for PA message in a single
system.
Entertainment loudspeaker zones covered by the volume control are set
according to project specication.
●Turn the VOLUME knob clockwise or counterclockwise for higher or
lower sound level
Any PA message will override volume control and the ongoing
entertainment audio.
2.12 Dual Volume Control - 4-Wire Override,
VM15-RD & VM50-RD
This is a Volume Control with 24V override for PA message in a dual
system.
Entertainment loudspeaker zones covered by the volume control are set
according to project specication.
●Turn the VOLUME knob clockwise or counterclockwise for higher or
lower sound level
Any PA message will override volume control and the ongoing
entertainment audio.
2.13 Dual Volume Control - 4-Wire, Relay Failsafe,
VM15-RDF & VM50-RDF
This is a Volume Control with 24V override and relay failsafe for PA
messages in a dual system.
Entertainment loudspeaker zones covered by the volume control are set
according to project specication.
●Turn the VOLUME knob clockwise or counterclockwise for higher or
lower sound level
Any PA message will override volume control and the ongoing
entertainment audio.
5.1.18 CTB-10 & 20 panels
CTB Command Talk-back panels can in addition be used as a
PA-panel.
For indoor use, also available in WP edition.
The four last line buttons (7-10 on CTB-10 or 17-20 on CTB-20) are
used to select zone 1, 2, 3, or 4. The selected zone is indicated by a
button light.
Contact for gooseneck or handheld microphone.
A message from a talk-back system has priority 1.
Technical data
Material Black anodized aluminum
Front Graphic front film
Mounting Flush with 4x4 mm screws
WBOKS Optional back box for bulkhead mounting
Dimension 240W x 144H x 100D mm
Cabling Pluggable screw terminals max 2.5 mm2 cable
Cable glands 2 x PG-16
Weight Approx. 1,2Kg
Protection IP-44
5.2 Volume controls
5.2.1 VM5-R
Volume control 15W single PA system
For entertainment system with 24V override
Technical data
Material Black anodized aluminum
Front Printed graphic.
Mounting Flush with 4x4 mm screws
SPA-BOXM1 Optional wall mounting box
Dimension 96W x 96H x 80D mm
Cabling Pluggable screw terminals max 2.5 mm2 cable
Cable glands 2 x PG-16
Weight Approx. 0,4 Kg
Protection IP-44
5.2.2 VM15-R
Volume control 15W single PA system
For entertainment system with 24V override
Technical data
Material Black anodized aluminum
Front Printed graphic.
Mounting Flush with 4x4 mm screws
SPA-BOXM1 Optional wall mounting box
Dimension 96W x 96H x 80D mm
Cabling Pluggable screw terminals max 2.5 mm2 cable
Cable glands 2 x PG-16
Weight Approx. 0,4 Kg
Protection IP-44
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Figure 75 Panel drawing &
wiring of CTB-10 & CTB-20
Figure 76 Drawing & wiring of
volume control VM5-R
Figure 77 Drawing & wiring of volume control VM15-R
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5.2.3 VM50-R
Volume control 50W single PA system
For entertainment system with 24V override
Technical data
Material Black anodized aluminum
Front Printed graphic.
Mounting Flush with 4x4 mm screws
SPA-BOXM1 Optional wall mounting box
Dimension 96W x 96H x 80D mm
Cabling Pluggable screw terminals max 2.5 mm2 cable
Cable glands 2 x PG-16
Weight Approx. 0,4 Kg
Protection IP-44
5.2.4 VM15-RD
Volume control 15W dual PA system
For entertainment system with 24V override
Technical data
Material Black anodized aluminum
Front Printed graphic.
Mounting Flush with 4x4 mm screws
STBOKS5 Optional wall mounting box
Dimension 144W x 144H x 57D mm
Cabling Pluggable screw terminals max 2.5 mm2 cable
Cable glands 1 x PG-29
Weight Approx. 0,7 Kg
Protection IP-44
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Figure 78 Drawing & wiring of volume control VM15-R
Figure 79 Drawing & wiring of volume control VM15-RD
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