Philips SM30 manual System down, Installer mode, Language selection, Store hardware, Busy storing

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14.6SETUP PROGRAMMING

If the memory is clear, the software must be able to recognise the hardware that is installed before programming can be undertaken.

This is done via the Setup Program, which stores the system hardware setup in memory, telling the processor which modules and Call Stations are present in the system.

Also the display language version has to be selected the ﬁrst time.

1 System down

When an SM30 system is ﬁrst delivered, the relevant modules have been installed, and the system is switched on, the LCD display on the front panel will show that the system is down.

2 Installer mode

If the memory has been cleared and the User Programming password is entered, the display will show that the installer mode is ﬁrst required.

To enter the Setup Program, the Installer Program password must be typed.

3 Language selection

The display will show the current language. Select the desired language by scrolling through the menu using the up/down arrow keys.

4 Store hardware

After pressing ENTER, programming continues with storing the hardware conﬁguration.

5 Busy storing

After pressing ENTER, the display will show busy storing for a short moment.

6 Display software version

When the hardware setup is stored, the setup is complete and programming will automatically continue with the ﬁrst step of the Installer Programming. First the display will show the current software version.

7 Main menu

After a few seconds, the display will show the ﬁrst step from the main menu.

The main menu can always be recognised by “SELECT PROGRAM:” in the upper line of the display. Scrolling through the menu can be done with the left/right arrow keys. The SM30 system can be programmed now by the installer to suit the requirements of the user.

14.7INSTALLER PROGRAMMING

To enter the Installer Programming mode, type in the Installer password.

The display will show the Software Version x.xx, and after a few seconds the display is replaced by SELECT PROGRAM: CALL STATIONS

This is the ﬁrst program step of the main menu. Refer to User Programming step numbers:

1CALL STATIONS

2MICROPHONES

3CONTROL INPUTS

4MUSIC SOURCES

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Contents SM30 Contents Control Centre IntroductionProgramming SM30 plug-in modules Signal generatorEmergency Power Supply +48 VDC Block diagramBlock diagram Typical Operation System OperationActivation of Control Relays Power on delay Volume Control Override RelaysAlarm interrupt Alarm Tones Signal descriptionTime signals Front panel controls ON/OFF Power Switch ﬁg.4.1AProgramming Keys ﬁg.4.1C Music Function Keys ﬁg.4.1E Alpha-Numeric LCD Display ﬁg.4.1DSM30 basic modules Power Supply ModuleLine Output Module General Setting UP the HardwareRemoving Module Blank Panels Opening the housingMounting the Modules Volt Emergency Power Supply Voltage SettingEarth Terminal ground General Rules Mounting in a 19 rackRemoving Feet Calculating Required Rack SpaceOne Channel System ﬁg.5.5.2 Connecting ampliﬁersRack Mounting 1 Two channel system 2 One channel system Operating controls Numeric Keypad ﬁg.6.1J Electret condenser microphoneBuilt-in Compressor Balanced Line Level output‘Press-To-Talk’ Key ﬁg.6.1H Call StationUsing the Call Station Using the Keypad to make a Call Installation Loudspeaker Zone TemplateAdjustments LED Intensity PresetPage Connection of Call Stations Installation Mounting in the Control CentreAdjustments Volume Level Controls Call Station Input Module CSMBass Cut Facility Operation Remote Switching FunctionMicrophone Input Module MIM Line Input FacilityCIM Adjustments Gain Control PotentiometersConnection of Microphones Control Input ModuleDirect routing Wiring control inputsMicrophone Input Adjustments Output Volume ControlAutomatic Gain Control Headphone MonitoringRecording over an Existing Message Safety FeaturesNumerical order, commencing with message Recording a MessageMusic Source Inputs Remote Location RecordingMusic Input Module MUMDisplay music source status Programming Software routing to zonesZRM Zone Relay ModuleTerminations Multiple Ampliﬁer Conﬁgurations Coupling Zone Relay ModulesCRM Control Relay ModuleProgramming Power-on delay Remote Volume Control OverridesInstallation Wiring Control RelaysProgramming Program step Selection User passwordSummary SM30 User Programming User Program User Programming ModeIntroduction GeneralCall Stations Key Pad Selection Signal number selectionMain menu selection Call Station number selectionKey Priority selection Key Signal number selectionFunction Key number selection Key programming selectionKey Music on/off Key Music volume upKey Music volume down Key Relay switching selectionMicrophone number selection MicrophonesCall Routing to Zones Programming next microphone MicrophonesPriority level selection input Control InputsControl input number selection Control inputProgramming Control Relays Control InputsGeneral SM30 System SpecificationMains Supply DL L Audio signal level diagramMusic Routing Return to ‘RUN’ modeError Messages Music RoutingPage Supplement Instructions for installation Contents Extended Call Station Programming Installer programming stepsselectionSetup Store hardware Installer modeSystem down Language selectionMusic Input Text Power-on DelayPOWER-ON Delay Delay timeAlternative text selection Select LanguageAlternative Music Input Text Input number selectionAltering selection Storing Hardware Selecting Amplifier ConfigurationStore Hardware Ampliﬁer Conﬁguration Conﬁguration displayRemote Volume Control Music Volume Step/RepeatMode display Call Station selection Volume Control Routing Limits Call Override Relays StationOverride Relays Relay selectionCurrent zone display Routing settingRouting Limits Direct Routing14.2 Conﬁrmation Clear Memory Control Alarm ModePower-on delay System down Clearing MemoryFlexible F-keys 17.3 Conﬁrmation Extended Call StationExtended Call Station Programming Selection Call Station input numberMPL if IE R C ONF IG Xxxxxx R MA N Singl E AMP LIF IE RS MU SIC Z on ES SE T ROU TIN G VIA Inst AL LE R P Rogr AM EL ECT PR Ogram CT L AL AR M MOD E SEL ECT FUN Ction MIC ROP Hone Priority Page Page 3922 988 33415 20/97