Ps 3400 Power Supplier; Es 3000 Extended Software; Cp 3100 - Front Panel Devices - Mackie RCF RX 3000 Instructions D'emploi

PS 3400 POWER SUPPLIER

The PS 3400 is a stabilized multi-voltage direct current power supplier used for powering the following equipment of the system: BM 3616 di-
gital consoles, BM 3604 consoles, RB 3300 back-amplifier boards, IO 3250 digital INPUT/OUTPUT boards, IB 3210 / IB 3280 AUDIO INPUT
boards, OB 3230 AUDIO OUTPUT boards. It has the following features:
• output for stabilized voltage of 5 Vdc (max. 3 A).
• output for stabilized voltage of 12 Vdc (max. 3 A).
• output for stabilized voltage of 24 Vdc (max. 2 A).
• auxiliary relay, with one switching contact on terminal strip, controlled by the overheat protection circuit.
• possibility to connect multiple power suppliers in parallel.
• protection against short circuits on the outputs.
• LED indicators for 5V DC, 12V DC, 24V DC, OVERHEATING, ON.
• frame suitable for rack mounting (1 unit height).
• dual power supply in alternating current (115/230 Vac).
• removable terminal strip for connections.

ES 3000 EXTENDED SOFTWARE

The ES 3000 software can be installed on an external personal computer, IBM or compatible, with Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows 98 opera-
ting system, which further facilitates management of the RX 3000 system. The software makes it possible to carry out the following operations:
• creation of multiple configurations, which are stored in system folders on the configuration PC.
• transmission of the "EXE" files to the CP 3100 control unit, for updates on the system software.
• transmission of the configuration files to the CP 3100 control unit, to define a new system configuration.
• transmission of the "WAV" files to the CP 3100 control unit, to define new tones and/or messages (recorded, for example, on the configu-
ration PC by means of special programs).
• transfer of the configuration files of the CP 3100 control unit (for example, when technicians need to carry out a diagnosis).
transfer of tones and/or messages recorded on the CP 3100.
The personal computer can have any standard RS232 serial port (COM1 to COM4 port can be selected by means of the ES 3000 software).
The system configuration operations can be made on the configuration PC and subsequently transmitted to the CP 3100 control unit via
serial line.
All the system configuration operations are greatly simplified thanks to the graphics of Windows and the use of the mouse and keyboard.
CP 3100 – FRONT PANEL DEVICES (Fig. 1)
(1) RECORD indicator light
This LED lights up to indicate that an audio signal file is being recorded by means of the RECORD function of the RECORDER menu
(see the section AUDIO SIGNAL RECORDING/PLAYBACK).
(2) Direction keys
The keys ← , → , ↑ , ↓ are used for moving the selection point in the respective directions; the key
tion point to the first field of the current menu.
(3) Pag ↑ / Pag ↓ keys
Used for changing the page of currently displayed menu down (pag ↓ ) or up (pag ↑ ).
(4) Liquid crystal display
Back-lit LCD for displaying the various menus of the unit (e.g. system configuration, alarms, etc.).
(5) MEMORY key
Used for storing the user password which prevents unauthorized persons from accessing certain menus of the control unit.
(6) MEMORY indicator light
This LED lights up when a new user password has been stored using the MEMORY key (5).
(7) Numerical keys
Used for entering numerical values to program the fields of the various menus.
(8) Contrast adjustment key
This key is pressed to adjust the contrast of the LCD by means of the adjustment keys (24); the setting is stored in the memory of the
control unit.
(9) MUTE indicator light
This LED lights up when the volume of the monitor loudspeaker (10) is muted by means of key (23).
(10) Monitor loudspeaker
When the audio monitor function is enabled, this speaker makes it possible to listen to the audio signals handled by the system (input
signals, output signals, etc.).
(11) PLAY indicator light
This LED lights up when the playback of an audio signal (audio file) recorded on the hard disk of the unit is in progress (see the section
AUDIO SIGNAL RECORDING/PLAYBACK).
(12) POWER indicator light
This LED lights up when the unit is switched on.
(13) ALARM indicator light
This LED lights up when one of the alarms handled by the system is activated (see the section SYSTEM ALARMS).
(14) C ← key
Deletes the character preceding the cursor, moving the cursor to the left by one position.
(15) SPACE key
Inserts a space in a field (blank character), moving the cursor to the right by one position.
(16) C → key
Deletes the currently selected character.
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