Redback A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller Operating Instructions
The Redback A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller is a half rack unit that has both Alert and Evacuation tones based on Australian standard AS1670.4. It is triggered via standard alert/evac switches on the front of the unit or via remote trigger contacts on the rear. It features a 24V switched output which is enabled when the Alert, Evac or Chime tones are triggered. This unit is powered from a 24V DC source and features a line out facility and Voice Over.
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www.altronics.com.au ® A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS This half rack unit has both Alert and Evacuation tones based on Australian standard AS1670.4. The unit is triggered via standard alert/evac switches on the front of the unit or via remote trigger contacts on the rear. It features a 24V switched output which is enabled when the Alert, Evac or Chime tones are triggered. It is powered from a 24V DC source and features a line out facility and Voice Over. FEATURES • Level controls for alert/evac, bell and voice over • Front panel alert/evac/bell and cancel switches • External contacts for alert, evac or bell by switching to ground • All tones crystal locked • Emergency tones can be configured for momentary or continuous operation • 1U half rack cabinet • Tones conform to AS 1670.4 • Compatible with fire indicator boards & break glass alarms • Remote operation of alert , evac, bell tones & cancel. • Local operation of alert, evac and bell • Evac voice over message on board • Bell chime facility • Switched 24V DC out for override relays on volume controls • Switched 24V DC out for strobe operation for alert mode. • Switched 24V DC out for strobe operation for evac mode. • Switched 24VDC out for bell mode. • On-board timer for remote alert activation adjustable from 30secs to 7.5min in 30 second increments. Switches from alert to evac after preset time. • Auxiliary level output • 10 year warranty • Australian designed and manufactured Distributed by Altronic Distributors Pty. Ltd. Perth. Western Australia. Phone: 1300 780 999 Fax: 1300 790 999 Internet: www.altronics.com.au Proudly Assembled in Australia REDBACK A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller WIRING UP THE UNIT 24V Output Connections: Power Connections Switched 24V Out: These contacts are for connection of override relays in remote volume controls. An override relay is necessary where attenuators are used so that the alert tone, evac tone or message is broadcast at full volume regardless of the volume setting on the individual volume control (attenuator). 24VDC input is provided via 2.1mm DC jack. Microphone Input Microphone input is provided by 3 pin euro block connection. Remote Contacts Provision has been made for four remote contacts on the back of the unit. These are all activated by closing the corresponding contact (connecting the terminals together). Alert contact: These contacts are for remote triggering of the alert tone ie: for use with Fire Indicator Boards, break glass alarms etc. Evac Contacts: These contacts are for remote triggering of the evac tone. Connecting these terminals together will activate the evac tone. Cancel contact: These contacts are for remote cancelling of the alert or evac tones. The alert, evac and cancel remote contacts can be triggered with the Altronics A 2078A remote wall plate (see figure 3 - typical wiring diagram) or any closing contact. Bell Chime Contacts: These contacts are for remote triggering of the bell chime sound. This bell chime can be used for signalling lunch breaks, start of classes, and can be triggered from a time clock or similar device. For details of this, see Installation instructions for the bell tone. Connecting these terminals will activate the bell. The override relay can be set to “NORMAL” mode when connection is made between the N/O (normally open) contact and the GND connection. In this configuration 24V appears when any of the alert tone, evac tone, voice over message or paging functions are activated. The override relay can be set to “FAILSAFE” mode when connection is made between the N/C (normally closed) contact and the GND connection. In this configuration 24V is removed when any of the alert tone, evac tone, voice over message or paging functions are activated. Alert/Evac 24V Out: These contacts are for switched 24V outputs whenever the alert or evac tones are activated. These may be used to run external systems such as strobes in unusually noisy environments. These operate in the same manner as the switched 24V out contacts ie: connection between the N/O contact and the GND contact will operate in NORMAL mode and connection between the N/C contact and the GND will operate in FAILSAFE mode. Bell 24V Out: These contacts are for operating an external relay used to operate something like a lunch bell etc. These operate in the same manner as the switched 24V out contacts ie: connection between the N/O contact and the GND contact will operate in NORMAL mode and connection between the N/C contact and GND will operate in FAILSAFE mode. Audio Output: DIP Switches: This output consists of stereo RCA sockets with an output of 0dBm into a 600Ω input. This is suitable for most PA amplifier auxiliary inputs. Switches 1-4 Evacuation Timer Settings: These switches control the time period before the unit switches from the alert to the evac tone (rear contacts only). This time period can be switched from 30s to 7.5 minutes in 30s increments. DIP Switch Settings Auto Evac DIP Switch Timer 1 2 3 30 sec ON OFF OFF 60 sec OFF ON OFF 90 sec ON ON OFF 120 sec OFF OFF ON 150 sec ON OFF ON 180 sec OFF ON ON 210 sec ON ON ON 240 sec OFF OFF OFF 270 sec ON OFF OFF 300 sec OFF ON OFF 330 sec ON ON OFF 360 sec OFF OFF ON 390 sec ON OFF ON 420 sec OFF ON ON 450 sec ON ON ON Page 2 Table 1. DIP switch 5 & 6 settings 4 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON DIP sw. 5 6 OFF Not used Voice-over off ON Not used Voice-over on Table 2. DIP switch 7 & 8 bell options DIP sw. OFF 7 Continuous operation 8 Continuous tone Table 3. ON Momentary operation Repeating bong REDBACK A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller 7 8 9 24V OUTPUTS Alert L Mic N/C Evac GND Bell N/O Switched N/C Bell N/O Evac Alert GND CONTACTS Cancel 6 GND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 N/O 24V M205 500mA DC In 5 N/C DIP SWITCHES DC Fuse 4 N/C 3 GND 2 N/O 1 - Volume + Chime Tones V/Over Record R N816 + Audio Out - Figure 2. Rear panel 1. DC Fuse 2. 24VDC Input 3. DIP Switches 1-8 4. Contacts Cancel/Evac/Alert/Bell 5. 24V Output Switched/Bell/Evac/Alert 6. Microphone Input See table 1 for more information. Factory preset is 30s. Switch 5: DIP switch 5 is not used. Switch 6 Voice Over Setting: DIP switch 6 is used to configure the voice over message. OFF: Voice over will not play during the evac cycle ON: Voice over will play during the evac cycle. Switch 7 Bell Setting: DIP switch 7 sets the bell to either continuous or momentary mode. This is regardless of the bell being activated via the front bell switch or the rear bell contact. In continuous operation the bell will sound for as long as the bell switch or rear contact is triggered. In momentary operation the bell will sound for only a short period regardless of how long the bell is triggered. OFF: Continuous operation ON: Momentary operation Switch 8 Bell Output Setting: DIP switch 8 sets the bell output to either a continuous or repeating “bong” tone. OFF: Single continuous tone ON: Repeating “bong” tone Record Button: This button is used to activate recording mode for voice over message. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE Mains Power Switch. This switches 24V DC power to the unit on and off. 7. Audio Output 8. Volume Level Chime/Tones/Voiceover 9. Message Record Button When the alert is triggered, the unit will sound the alert tone for a preset time, then the evac tone for four cycles, sound the voice over message twice (if selected on), then sound the evac tone for four cycles, and continue in this evac/voice over sequence. Note 1: The tone that is being sounded (ie alert, evac, bell) will be indicated by the illumination of the relevant front panel indicator. Note 2: To cancel a tone either use the remote cancel contacts or the front cancel button. Note the cancel button will need to be depressed for 2 seconds. This is to prevent accidental cancelling of a tone. Rear Panel Volume Controls: Tones: This sets the output level of the alert & evac tones. Chime: This sets the output level of the bell. V/over: This sets the output level of the message voice over. RECORDING OF VOICE OVER MESSAGE 1. Connect a microphone to the 3 pin euro block on the rear of the unit. 2. Hold down the record button on the rear of the unit. Recording will start when the button is pressed and held. Recording will continue until the button is released. The recorded message will play back when the record button is released. 3. To re-record the message simply follow repeat step 2. LED Power Indicator. This LED will be lit when the unit is being powered. Alert Tone: If the alert tone is triggered the unit will sound for a preset time, and will change to the evacuation mode. This preset time is determined by the internal DIP switch settings (see Internal Settings). The evacuation tone will continue to sound until the panel has been cancelled. Once the alert tone has been triggered, triggering the evac contact will automatically change the unit from alert to evac mode. Page 3 REDBACK A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Low Level Recording Solution Ensure that a good quality mic is being used and the operator is speaking clearly into the mic. Mic Volume Level is Low Adjust Mic Volume Alert/Evac Tone Levels are Low Adjust Tone Volume No power to unit. Check fuse and replace with M205 type 500mA fuse if required. Check power to unit. If power is OK,and unit still fails to power up, refer to authorised servicing centre. SPECIFICATIONS OUTPUT LEVEL:.........................................................0dBm DISTORTION:.............................................................0.01% FREQ. RESP.: ................................................140Hz - 20kHz SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO: Alert/Evac/Chime:..................................-70dB typically INPUT SENSITIVITY: Mic: ............................................................2mV Balanced OUTPUT CONNECTORS: Audio Output:..................................RCA Stereo Socket Switched 24V DC Out:.......................Screw Terminals Alert 24V DC Out : .............................Screw Terminals Evac 24V DC Out: ...............................Screw Terminals Bell 24V DC Out: ................................Screw Terminals PLEASE NOTE: Maximum combined output load should not exceed 1Amp. INPUT CONNECTORS: Mic: ..............................................3 Pin Screw Terminals 24V DC Power:.......................................2.1mm DC jack Remote Alert, Evac, Bell, Cancel:.....Screw Terminals Page 4 CONTROLS: Mic Input: ...................................................Rear Volume Alert, Evac, Bell Tones: ............................Rear Volume Voice over: ..................................................Rear Volume Power: ......................................................On/Off Switch Alert Switch: ..........................Illuminated Push Switch Evac Switch:...........................Illuminated Push Switch Bell Switch: ............................Illuminated Push Switch Cancel Switch:.............................................Push Switch INDICATORS:...............................Power on, Record LED POWER SUPPLY:.....................................................24V DC DIMENSIONS:.................................≈ 210W x 110D x 44H WEIGHT: .................................................................. ≈ 0.8 kg COLOUR:.......................................................................Black * Specifications subject to change without notice. REDBACK A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller PA Amplifier Bell Attenuators Alert Evac Strobe Strobe A 2078A Remote Wallplate RCA Out 24V Switched Outputs Contacts A 4571 Fire Board Figure 3. Typical system wiring diagram. ACCESSORIES A 2078A Remote Control Wall Plate S 5423 DC Evac Strobe Light Pair Redback® 100V Vertical Line Attenuators Allows the A 4571 unit to be controlled remotely. Featuring alert, evacuation and cancel buttons with protective “flip up” covers to prevent accidental operation. Dual red and amber strobe lights for emergency evac systems. Housed on a sturdy, white powder-coated steel chassis for easy bolt on installation. Conduit knockouts provided for cable entry. Terminal block enables 2, 3 or 4 wire operation. 19mm conduit entry. 10W: A 2245 HPM® Excel, A 2246 Clipsal® 2000 40W: A 2255 HPM® Excel, A 2256 Clipsal® 2000 Designed for 100V speaker systems these attenuators are fitted to industry standard wall plates. They feature 11 position switches for fine adjustment of sound level. Screw terminals for easy installation. Includes override relay for emergency paging applications & a 22µF bipolar cap for line monitoring. Page 5 24V 24V 24V DGND DGND CANCEL + CHI ME S5 + EVAC S4 + AL ERT S3 + S2 POWER L ED1 RECORD L ED2 - - - - S 3202 S1 DGND 2 1 3 DGND 2 1 3 DGND 2 1 3 DGND 2 1 3 CANCEL 24V CHI ME EVAC AL ERT DGND P 5394 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 P2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 P 5396 P1 DGND 24V GND MI C- MI C+ GND D6 GS1G PS2 0.12A PS1 0.12A 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 GND D7 GS1G 6 5 4 3 2 1 programmer P3 22K R1 CANCEL R2 470R CHI ME EVAC AL ERT 24V DGND 5V 2 DC JACK P7 9 24V COM 1 S1 GND RECORD L ED UL N2003 IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 IN5 IN6 IN7 REL AY2 24V OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5 OUT6 OUT7 U1 RECORD BUTTON 24V MUTE ALERT OUT DGND GS1G DPDT D2 5V REL AY1 24V 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 GS1G DPDT D3 24V 5V 5V 5V 6 22 24 23 BR1 Z 0073 10K R43 GND 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 C46 5V 0.1 C1 220/25V 24V RECL ED REC PL AYE PL AYL S0 S1 S2 S3 E0 E1 E2 E3 GND DGND R3 47K GS1G C5 0.1 CHIME OUT PS5 0.12A DPDT D4 D8 GS1G REL AY3 24V GND RECORD BUTTON REAR P ANEL DGND EVAC OUT PS3 0.12A PS4 0.12A P5 P 2676 P8 P 2676 1 2 3 2 AC AC 4 25 X CL K 28 V CCD ISD1916 V SSP1 16 21 V CCA SP- SP+ AGC ROSC FT MI C- MI C+ 13 15 17 20 26 19 18 ISD1916SYI U2 23 24 20 1 REC BUTTON33 34 43 2 3 EVA F 4 CHM F 5 6 7 8 9 CAN F 25 CAN R 26 27 28 EVA R 29 AL R R 30 CHM R 31 AL R F 32 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 24V GS1G DPDT D5 Vin GND Vout GND 7812 + H 0650 REG2 4.7/35V C26 56K R39 C4 0.1 R71 10K 12V (AD0) (AD1) (AD2) (AD3) (AD4) (AD5) (AD6) (AD7) PC0 (A8) PC1 (A9) PC2 (A10) PC3 (A11) PC4 (A12) PC5 (A13) PC6 (A14) PC7 (A15) PA0 PA1 PA2 PA3 PA4 PA5 PA6 PA7 DGND ZD1 Q1 BC848 R12 5V1 10K C6 R5 10K 5V R4 100R 10K R40 Vin Vout GND P6 P 2678 5 6 470 DGND 0 C3 0.1 7 U6B TL 072 1UF C20 HOL E15 220PF 33K C23 0.1 DGND C24 0.1 5V MI CRO ACTI VE L ED3 DGND ZD2 R13 5V1 10K C7 Q2 BC848 VR2 10K 100R R10 5V R8 100R R6 100R 5V 5V R7 10K C19 R38 5V R100 0.1 AL E R T T R IG G E R R37 10K 6V 22 53 63 21 52 64 62 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 51 50 49 48 47 46 45 44 7805 + H 0650 REG1 1UF C25 GND GND GND VCC VCC AVCC AREF PF7 (ADC7/TDI ) PF6 (ADC6/TDO) PF5 (ADC5/TMS) PF4 (ADC4/TCK ) PF3 (ADC3) PF2 (ADC2) PF1 (ADC1) PF0 (ADC0) R70 100K GND ATm ega1281-16AU XTAL 2 XTAL 1 RESET PEN 12V (RXD0/P DI ) (TXD0/P DO) (XCK 0/AI N0) (OC3A/AI N1) (OC3B/I NT4) (OC3C/I NT5) (T3/INT6) (IC3/INT7) PE0 PE1 PE2 PE3 PE4 PE5 PE6 PE7 PG0 (WR) PG1 (RD) PG2 (AL E) (SCL /INT0) (SDA/I NT1) (RXD1/I NT2) (TXD1/I NT3) (IC1) (XCK 1) (T1) (T2) PD0 PD1 PD2 PD3 PD4 PD5 PD6 PD7 0.1 C H IME T R IG G E R GND COMBINED OUT PB0 (SS) PB1 (SCK ) PB2 (MOSI ) PB3 (MI SO) PB4 (OC0) PB5 (OC1A) PB6 (OC1B) PB7 (OC2/OC1C) TOSC2/P G3 TOSC1/1P G4 U5 PS7 0.12A PS8 0.12A D9 GS1G REL AY4 24V GND PS6 0.12A S 5987 F1 C2 220/25V GND 27 A DDR 14 V CCP V SSD 1 V SSA 8 V SSP2 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 V+ V- AU DIO O U T 5V 4 3 2 1 5 6 7 8 GND 1UF C35 10K R54 R34 10K R33 10K GND 220nF C51 0.1 MI C- MI C+ GND DGND ZD4 Q4 BC848 R15 5V1 10K C9 R11 10K CANCEL TRIGGER C53 220/25V 220nF C50 1K R32 DGND 4 3 2 1 DI P2 DI P1 DGND 5 6 7 8 10K 10K R14 5V1 10K ZD3 Q3 BC848 VOICE OVER LEVEL R28 R27 0.1 C8 R9 10K EVAC TRIGGER 5V GND R17 4K 7 10K R21 10nF 10nF 4K 7 R18 12V 4K 7 B R19 4K 7 4K 7 7 4K 7 GND VR3 10K GND Q9 BC848 1UF R26 33R C30 1UF C34 R47 10K R46 47/16V 10K C29 3 2 10K R52 R49 10K 6V 12V 10K R50 CHIME LEVEL Q8 BC848 R16 GND Q7 BC848 R25 100R U4B TL 074 1UF C28 R24 330R GND R20 GND Q6 BC848 R23 1K GND Q5 BC848 GND 5 6 R45 10K 6V R22 4K 7 10nF 10nF 10K C10 C11 R29 C41 C42 220PF C27 R44 4 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 8 A 4 3 2 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4 12V 10K GND 1 220PF C32 R48 8 4 1 GND VR4 10K C33 1UF R51 10K ALERT /EVA C LEVEL 6V U6A TL 072 1UF C31 U4A TL 074 9 6V R56 10K 10 C37 C U4C TL 074 10K 220PF R57 4 11 8 1UF C38 10K R61 6V R60 10K 12 13 C39 D U4D TL 074 10K 220PF R59 4 11 Page 6 P4 MI C 14 10/16V C40 100R R58 GND 2 3 1 L INE OU P13 REDBACK A 4571 Emergency Evacuation Controller ">
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Key features
AS1670.4 based tones
Front panel and remote activation
Switchable alert/evac modes
Voice-over message recording
24V switched outputs
Compatible with fire indicator boards
1U half rack cabinet
Australian designed and manufactured
Frequently asked questions
The override relay allows the alert tone, evac tone, or message to be broadcast at full volume regardless of the volume setting on individual volume controls (attenuators).
This time period can be switched from 30 seconds to 7.5 minutes in 30 second increments using the DIP switches on the rear panel.
Connect a microphone to the 3-pin euro block on the rear of the unit. Press and hold the record button to start recording, and release the button to stop recording. The recorded message will play back when the button is released.