1. Protecting life, environment and property... 1 System build-up ID: AVOICE_System_BuildUp_Eng, 07-2003

2. Protecting life, environment and property... 2 Operator panels BR-210 Standard zone selection w/max 14 zones or zone groups Built-in swan-neck microphone Max. 32 panels per system Max 750 metres cable from central to operator panel

3. Protecting life, environment and property... 3 Versions of Operator panel BR-210 3 versions of BR-210: BR-210/A: BS-100 design with 14 zone groups BR-210/01: AutroSafe design with 14 zone groups BR-210/02: AutroSafe design with 6 zone groups

4. Protecting life, environment and property... 4 Build-up: PA rack The PA rack is module based This means that certain ”rules” must be followed to get a correct system We will now and through the build-up of such a rack

5. Protecting life, environment and property... 5 cont. Build-up: PA rack 1. Calculate loudspeakers When the loudspeakers are calculated and distributed on loudspeaker lines, you have enough information to calculate Amplifiers. A good rule: Calculate all loudspeaker tappings and add about 50% to the amplifier capacity In example: 20 horn speakers, indoor type BBR-MR10A/T à 3W = 60W 3 horn speakers, outdoor type BBR-MR10A/T à 5W =15W 60 ceiling speakers type BBR-BK560/T à 1,5W =90W Total165W + 50% of 165 = 82,5W247,5W

6. Protecting life, environment and property... 6 2. Amplifiers... BO-50:Booster amplifier, 50W BO-100: Booster amplifier, 100W BO-150: Booster amplifier, 150W BO-250: Booster amplifier, 250W Booster amplifiers are placed in separate ”cassettes”, height: 2U. cont. Build-up: PA rack

7. Protecting life, environment and property... 7 3. Cassette for placement of modules… MC-03: Cassette for 8 (9) module spots Height: 3U. cont. Build-up: PA rack

8. Protecting life, environment and property... 8 4. Insert modules.... APS-99: CPU unit 1 pc. must always be included APS-52:Input-unit 1 pc. must always be included APS-53:Input-unit 24V For sectioning of up to 4 zones APS-55:Control-unit 1 pc. must always be included Used together with APS-52 Note: Takes up 2 module spots APS-75:Relay output-unit. At least 1 pc. must always be included. 4 relay outputs (programmable) cont. Build-up: PA rack

9. Protecting life, environment and property... 9 4. Cont. Insert modules.... APS-07:Chime-unit 1 pc. APS-07 or APS-08 must be included if you require chime signal before message APS-16:Input-unit for Operator panel/ digital microphones Max. 32 panels /mic.’s per. APS-16 1 pc. Per system if panel and/or dig. mic is included APS-24:Text store-unit. 1 pc. must be included with 99 Pre-recorded messages Note: Takes up 3 module spots cont. Build-up: PA rack

10. Protecting life, environment and property... 10 4. Cont. Insert modules.... APS-62:Output unit for loudspeaker lines Output for 2 loudspeaker lines Note: Max. 150W can be connected this unit APS-64: Output unit for loudspeaker lines Output for 4 loudspeaker lines Note: Max. 150W can be connected this unit Note: Takes up 2 module spots cont. Build-up: PA rack

11. Protecting life, environment and property... 11 4. Cont. Insert modules.... APS-77:Monitoring unit CPU Controls monitoring of all units Min. 1 pc. per cassette containing APS-78 and/or APS-79 APS-78: Monitoring unit for loudspeaker lines Programmable sensitivity Min. 1 pc. per 4. loudspeaker lines APS-79:Monitoring unit for amplifiers Programmable sensitivity Min. 1 pc. per 2 amplifiers cont. Build-up: PA rack

12. Protecting life, environment and property... 12 4. Cont. Insert modules.... APS-90:Internal Power Supply Used on systems with few amplifiers and many modules Gives 900mA Usually 1 pc. when only 1 amplifier connected APS-59:Communication unit Used to connect central in a decentralised system. Can connect up to 16 centrals in a system Only 1 system cable necessary. cont. Build-up: PA rack

13. Protecting life, environment and property... 13 4. Cont. Insert modules APS-01:Input unit for Mic./AUX APS-02: Input unit for music sources (i.e. CD) APS-40:Input-/switch unit for up to 4 music sources Used for connecting more than 1 music source to a system 2 inputs for external sound sources, 2 inputs for internal sound sources If more than 2 external sound sources is required, APS-01 unit is needed in addition. cont. Build-up: PA rack

14. Protecting life, environment and property... 14 4. Cont. Insert modules APS-21:Cassette player- unit, single APS-22: Cassette player - unit, double APS-25:FM radio- unit Programmable 32 channels. We usually use an external CD player or CD changer cont. Build-up: PA rack

15. Protecting life, environment and property... 15 Paging Microphones APS-308:Microphone with 8 buttons 7 programmable APS-316:Microphone with 16 buttons 15 programmable APS-364:Microphone with 64 buttons 63 programmable

16. Protecting life, environment and property... 16 Paging microphone APS-388 Alphanumeric display 128 programmable functions 5 extra function buttons Key switch “Covered” alarm button Start/stop cd player Start/stop announcement machine Start pre recorded messages Etc.

17. Protecting life, environment and property... 17 APS technology ARC technology Remote control units

18. Protecting life, environment and property... 18 Cable description GZ-928: System cable from the PA manufacturer Rather economic Used from PA rack to operator- panels/microphone Usually 6 pairs of signal cable is needed between the Fire Alarm Central and the PA rack Loudspeaker cable: In the handbook for BR-200 a table is presented. This states type of Loudspeaker cable, and dimensions