SoundBrick 1350 Installation & Operation Manual
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1. Message Light Indications Tape Load l l 16 Table 6 Diagnostics WIGTIU sisi cas sosccecniaovnasltaisccdewedavondddentdaiounoas ened teva waweddd dead ods 21 Table 7 Diagnostic Time Interval ccc ccc EE 22 Table 8 Power on Self Test Failure INdiCations cccccccceceseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 23 Tapie 9 5 TOU DISS MO OUI oeer 26 Sound rick 1350 3 10 04 2001 WHAT IS THE SOUNDBRICK 1350 The Sound rick Model 7350 is a solid state digital audio recording and playback device designed to inject voice messages over the customers background music BGM feed It is most widely used for in store broadcasting to provide the store s public address PA system with a continuous feed of music interrupted with voice messages at a selected time interval for example every 5 minutes Voice messages load into the SoundBrick s digital memory automatically from your pre recorded cassette tape Messages can also be recorded live in the store using the optional handset microphone providing store personnel the ability to record custom messages whenever needed The SoundBrick 1350 offers great flexibility in how and when the messages are played Most commonly messages are set to play on a timed basis with a delay ranging from 10 seconds to 30 minutes between each one On demand play is available from the SoundBrick s keyboard The SoundBrick 1350 is the most versatile digital player of its kind with a list of features th2. SoundBrick 1350 within 6 feet of a 110VAC outlet The unit is designed to be placed on a flat level surface or securely mounted on a wall Be sure to leave clearance for connections and adjustments Important Devices that emit strong electromagnetic fields such as computer monitors and fluorescent lights may interfere with message loading so locate the unit at least a few feet away or farther if necessary from such devices To help protect against power surges and other electrical problems the use of a quality surge suppressor strip which is different from a standard multi outlet power strip is strongly recommended Damage caused by power surges lightning or other electrical problems are not covered under warranty 12VDC power supply included DIP Switches 1 2 3 4 Message time interval 5 6 Number of messages 2 off off 4 of on 8 on off 1250n 011 8 Music fade on full off partial On switch points TOWARDS number Walker W 3 K M Handset S handset optional BGM Level BGM Input M F Connect to background Output 8Q music source Output 1KQ Connect to PA sound system Output Level y Figure 4 Installation Diagram SoundBrick 1350 14 10 04 2001 Connection Instructions 1 Turn the power switch OFF Plug the included power supply into a normal 110VAC wall outlet and the 12VDC jack on the SoundBrick 1350 Only use the power pack provided with the unit 12VDC 500ma c
3. message light 2 4 8 or 12 is on steady not flashing Change using Option Select Switches 5 6 Bandwidth Message light 11 on steady not flashing 11 5KHz Fade Level Message light 1 flashing plus message light 9 on steady partial fade Message light 1 on steady plus message light 9 flashing full fade Change using Option Select Switch 8 Erase Messages Erases all messages tape and handset in memory Memory Size Displays how much memory the unit has One message light turns on for each 4 minutes of memory Multiply the highest number lit by 4 Button 2 4 min 11 5KHz Button 4 8 min 11 5KHz Button 8 16 min 11 5KHz Keypad Test Used to verify that all buttons on the keyboard are working properly Press any button and that button s light will turn on for as long as the button is held down To return to the menu from this test only hold down Run Setup and push Play Record then release both buttons SoundBrick 1350 22 10 04 2001 Memory Test Used to test message memory This function will erase all messages so use it only before loading The test lasts approximately 30 seconds for each 4 minutes of memory During the test the lights on the top of the control keys turn on and off in a sequential racetrack style pattern When the test is finished the Play and Record lights flash together slowly Power On Self Test POST Each time the unit is turned on an automatic self test routine commences immediat
4. order to load into memory properly your audio tape program must conform to the following guidelines exactly Use only normal bias Type tapes not exceeding 90 minutes in capacity Do not use high bias chrome or metal tapes Do not use DOLBY or any other noise reduction system Record your production in 2 channel mono The audio level should average OdB while peaking no hotter than 6dB Start the first message no later than 20 seconds from the beginning of the tape Leave 15 seconds of silence between messages Messages cannot have embedded passages averaging less than 25dB for longer than 5 seconds because the unit interprets this as silence signifying a break between messages or the end of the load N N O O1 Sound rick 1350 9 10 04 2001 MESSAGE LENGTH TABLE Message length is determined by the memory size of your unit and the number of messages setting It is very important that no message on your tape is longer than this time because during tape load the message will spill into the next message slot resulting in cut off split and or missing messages upon playback Refer to the following table to find your maximum message length for your desired configuration Number of Messages 4 min 8 min 16 min 8 30sec __ 1min 2 min Table 1 Message Length Sound rick 1350 10 10 04 2001 INSTALLATION Step 1 Set the option switches Set the option select DIP sw
5. parts shipping and handling IN THE EVENT THAT THE PRODUCT SERIAL NUMBER IS MISSING OR HAS BEEN TAMPERED WITH IN ANY WAY THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS VOID AND WITHOUT EFFECT AND NEL TECH SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER ON ACCOUNT OF DEFECTS TO SUCH PRODUCT LIMITATIONS EXCEPT AS STATED ABOVE THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED THAT EXTEND BEYOND THE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PRODUCT NEL TECH EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED THAT EQUIPMENT SOLD HEREUNDER IS OF MERCHANTIABLE QUALITY OR THAT IT CAN BE USED OR IS FIT FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE BUYER PURCHASES AND ACCEPTS EQUIPMENT SOLELY ON THE BASIS OF THE WARRANTY HEREINABOVE EXPRESSED UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL NEL TECH BE LIABLE BY VIRTUE OF THIS WARRANTY OR OTHERWISE FOR ANY SPECIAL INDIRECT SECONDARY OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES TO ANY PERSON OR PROPERTY ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT REPAIRING OR REPLACING PRODUCT Buyer may obtain the repair or replacement of any eligible part or equipment covered under this warranty through Nel Tech only Buyer is responsible for all shipping and handling charges in connection with the performance of this warranty Products returned to Nel Tech must be securely packaged to prevent damage in transit freight prepaid and insured for replacement value A return authorization number assigned by Nel Tech must be clearly marked on the outside of the shipping container Proof of purchase must accompany shipmen
6. the typical mode of operation Manual Message Play Messages can be played on demand using the manual message play function This is different from message review described previously as here messages are played over the sound system instead of only through the internal speaker Manual message play is not available if a message is already playing you must wait until the unit is between messages i e during the time interval 1 If the Run light is not already on press Run Setup until it turns on 2 Press the Play Record switch until the Play light is on Message lights turn on for all loaded messages 3 Press the message you want to play Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each message you want to play When you are finished no action is required The Play light turns off automatically and the unit returns to timed message play where it left off Sound rick 1350 20 10 04 2001 DIAGNOSTICS Diagnostics information is provided primarily to give dealers a tool to help troubleshoot suspected malfunctions with end users This section is more complex than the rest of the manual and may be more difficult for inexperienced users This section is not needed for normal operations The diagnostics functions are not needed for installation or message loading They are provided to display system settings and test hardware components in the event of a suspected malfunction Diagnostics mode lets you view current option settings display the amo
7. voice messages or background music SoundBrick and Messaging Provider Contact Info Dealer name Me Serial number 11 digits eirele ne 4Min 8min 16min circle one Note This is a 12 message machine Messages 13 16 do not work L o l M a a rrr SoundBrick 1350 e 10 04 2001 SYSTEM OVERVIEW Front Panel The monitor speaker tape drawer eject button and keyboard are located on the front panel Main JUUUVUUUU VUUUU TIN UU UU power light 6undBrick Mode 1350 Monitor speaker Eject Q button Message Message RN 2k A ZA A lights buttons O O O Oo O O O O O oO oO O oO 00 oO Le L2 Monitor Contro _ speaker buttons button Figure 1 Front Panel Diagram NOTE The keyboard buttons are designed to be pressed using only your fingers Do not use pens or any other objects as this may damage the keyboard Monitor speaker A built in speaker useful for previewing the tape while downloading reviewing messages or listening to the combined audio output background music and voice messages during operation Note that the speaker s volume is not adjustable Eject button Opens and closes the motorized tape drawer for tape loading and removal Momentarily pushing the motorized tape drawer will also result in a closure Sound rick 1350 6 10 04 2001 Messaqe buttons The message buttons numbered 1 through 12 ar
8. you press the eject button press eject again Do not push the tape drawer closed manually always use the eject button to open and close the drawer Never eject tape during download Follow proper tape load procedure To remove stuck tape Turn power off wait 10 seconds turn power on Wait for deck to disengage play head before ejecting The output level knob adjusts the background music level at the same time as it adjusts the voice message level Adjust both knobs until the combined message and music output is to your liking is off Check AC source to make sure it is not controlled by a switch Main Power light flashes Invalid operation Wrong option switch settings Refer to slowly option switch settings on pages 11 amp 12 Table 9 Troubleshooting Tape drawer won t open Tape stuck in deck or deck is eating tapes When adjusting the output level the background music level also changes Sound rick 1350 26 10 04 2001 FCC Notice WARNING This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when this equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operati
9. 01 Time Interval Switches 1 2 3 4 sets how long of a delay occurs between messages in the timed play sequence There are numerous pre set intervals from which to choose ranging from continuous play no delay between messages up to 30 minutes between message play During the time interval only the background music is heard over the sound system Time Interval SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Table 3 Time Interval Note There is a three second BGM Fade Time before and after message play Note If switch settings are invalid the main power light will flash slowly Number of Messages Switches 5 6 sets the total number of messages you can load 2 4 8 or 12 The available memory is divided evenly into this number of message slots For example a 4 minute machine set for 8 messages has 8 slots of 30 seconds each Number of SW5 SWE Messages 8 ON OF_ Table 4 Number of Messages SoundBrick 1350 12 10 04 2001 Fade Level Switch 8 Sets how far the background music fades when a message plays Full fade lowers the background music volume 100 so only the message is heard Partial fade lowers it about 90 so the music can still be heard softly underneath the message With either setting BGM volume is restored to full when the message is over Note There is a three second BGM Fade Time before and after message play Sound rick 1350 13 10 04 2001 Step 2 Connections Locate the
10. RCA cable included source Output 1KQ A m j gt Connect to PA sound system Output Level Connect to background music For more detailed instructions read the inside of the manual 1 Consult message length table on page 10 if needed Set the option DIP switches for Time interval switches 1 2 3 4 table 3 page 12 Number of messages switches 5 6 table 4 page 12 Background music fade level switch 8 off full fade on partial fade Note A switch is on when it is pointing towards the switch numbers and off when it is pointing away from the switch numbers 2 Connect the power supply background music source and PA sound system as shown above Connect optional handset if applicable 3 Turn the power switch on Press the eject button on front of the SoundBrick to open the motorized tape drawer Insert the cassette into the tape drawer audio side facing front then press the eject button or momentarily push the drawer to close 4 Loading of tape messages occurs automatically After tape load message playback begins automatically See page 17 for handset recording instructions if desired Sound rick 1350 28 10 04 2001
11. Sound 65 r ck Model 1350 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL Quick install instructions on back cover Please leave this manual with the unit at all times Important warranty information enclosed SoundBrick 1350 10 04 2001 SoundBrick 1350 2 10 04 2001 TABLE OF CONTENTS Vid IS the SOUNGBIICK T350 s xulan a sla aa W b ked W b Ob 0z kayan 4 SV SIS OV Za DL de e onrn gt xr AR 6 PONE ANG eee lh _ h hererehlr rrr Xb DRrDr om 6 Connections Panel i e ii oooo 8 Tape Preparat on INSULUCHON S s4 544454y4k4442y kal KE A RD e 1R i 0 aa r DE W YA Sk 9 Message Lbengl Y Ta Dl aye bil l lakin ba ia RAA wan be h k Mawa d k bira A R kani na bk b k n 10 onl Se Dr E e z ip 11 Step 1 Set the Option switches ce kk kek kK 11 Time Interval Switches 1 2 3 4 J KkK KZk kk 12 Number of Messages Switches 5 6 b FKF 4slF Z A llkkkkk k 12 Fade Level Switch 8 0 0 0 kk kaka KAKA KA 13 Step 2 COMME CHONS 3 uloyay asin uey nn 551504525055181 5538 484a bid n l Wa h k dada 14 Step 3 Load SS80 S kk kk Ek k k yk k KK KK KAK KK 16 Tape Lodden a EAOa 16 Handset Load Live Record cccccccccecceeeceeeceeeeeeceseeeesaeeseeeaes 17 Message IRGVICW sieincacd oonassansanteorscsvuietensdupaseaneatuanensaenesevastianeensee ees 18 Message SeIOCt
12. at includes Selectable 2 4 8 or 12 message capacity 4 8 or 16 minutes of messages Internal motorized CD style tape drawer Background music BGM input timer and fader Live message recording with optional handset Continuous timed and on demand message play Modern plastic case design User friendly controls and indicators Wall mountable Flash memory no battery backup and no messages lost due to power outages 11 5KHz bandwidth ADPCM 96dB signal to noise ratio for clear hi fidelity audio separate 8Q and 1KQ RCA output jacks Built in 2 watt amplifier SUN SS SN SS RRS ON NN N Each SoundBrick is built to exacting quality standards using state of the art SMT surface mount assembiy for outstanding reliability and years of dependable service To get the best possible performance from your SoundBrick please take the time to read this manual and fully familiarize yourself with how the SoundBrick works before you begin installation SoundBrick 1350 4 10 04 2001 IMPORTANT NOTE Two items must be supplied by your messaging provider which are not included with the SoundBrick 1 A pre recorded cassette tape containing the voice messages 2 A background music BGM source with an RCA style output Use the space below to record information about the SoundBrick and about your messaging provider You will need this information should you require assistance installing or configuring the unit and when you need new
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14. ch the contents of your tape This is especially important if you are loading a new tape over an existing set of messages because the new tape might have a different number of messages or messages of a different length Turn the power switch on and press the tape eject button The motorized tape drawer on the right side of the unit opens like a CD ROM drive on a computer Place the tape into the drawer by gently sliding it under the metal retaining clip then press the eject button or momentarily push the drawer to close The SoundBrick detects the presence of the tape switches itself to setup mode and begins the load process automatically While waiting for the load to begin the Setup light flashes slowly The unit rewinds the tape and if the monitor light is on plays a preview of approximately 10 seconds of the first message on the tape through the internal speaker then pauses for 5 seconds This pause provides an opportunity to cancel the tape load by removing the tape After the pause the tape rewinds again and message loading begins If the Monitor light is not on there is no preview or pause NOTE Never eject the tape while it is loading During tape load the lights above the numbered message buttons display the load progress Message Light Status Slow flash Next message loads here Fast flash Message loading now On no flash Message finished loading Message empty Table 5 Message Light Indications Tape Load O
15. d music input Mono RCA jack for low impedance background music source Adjustable volume Audio OUtDU kk Mono RCA jack for combined message and music output Adjustable volume Audio output impedance 6 0V p p 82 or 12V p p 1KQ kU UND O u _i0 8 5 x 7 5 x 3 H x W x D Weight L kk 3 5 pounds excluding power supply Sound rick 1350 25 10 04 2001 TROUBLESHOOTING If you have trouble installing or operating the SoundBrick 1350 refer to the table below to help find a solution If you are unable to solve the problem yourself contact your dealer for further assistance Problem or Indication Possible cause and solution Cuco soit or mesin Messages too long for configuration see message length SPN g tables Adjust switch settings for number of messages and messages reload tape Tape is worn out or not prepared to guidelines obtain Tape load error another tape from your messaging provider run setup lights flashing Possible interference from strong electromagnetic field i e together computer monitor or fluorescent lights relocate unit away from source of interference Check background music equipment and wiring ical ai Adjust BGM level knob May be set for long time interval check option select switches 1 4 mode Check amplifier or speakers Make sure messages are selected for play If the drawer doesn t open when
16. e used to specify individual messages when you select de select record review or manually play a message In normal operation mode pressing the message buttons does nothing Message lights Located above each message button the message lights indicate the status of that message Run Setup button Places the system in either run or setup mode Run is the normal operating mode i e running messages and music In setup mode message play stops so you can access the live record message select and manual play functions The current mode is indicated by the lights on top of the button Run light on right or Setup light on left Play Record button Selects the play and live record functions Play is used to manually play a message over the sound system Run mode or through the monitor speaker and handset only Setup mode Record is used to record live messages with the optional handset Recording can only be performed in Program mode The current mode is indicated by the lights on top of the button Play light on left or Record light on right Message select button Lets you select which loaded messages play and don t play over the sound system Monitor button Turns the internal soeaker on and off Note that the volume is preset and cannot be adjusted In Run mode you ll hear the combined message and music output In Setup mode the speaker is useful for monitoring the tape download and reviewing live recorded me
17. ely lasting only a couple of seconds During a successful self test sequence message lamps 1 4 will light in order then turn off and the unit will resume normal operation lf a failure occurs in any one of the tests the self test halts rendering the unit inoperable The specific power on test that failed is indicated by the status of message lights 1 4 Self Test Procedure Failure Indication Message Memory Test Message light 1 stays on Audio Processor Test Message lights 1 amp 2 stay on Audio Processor Program Message lights 1 2 amp 3 stay on Tape Deck Test Message lights 1 2 3 amp 4 stay on Table 8 Power on Self Test Failure Indications If you experience a POST failure try turning the unit off unplugging it and letting it sit for a few minutes Then plug it back in and turn it on to see if the failure occurs again If it does you will have to return the unit to your dealer for service To differentiate between a POST failure and other operating displays note that only the above indicated message lights will be on and not the Run Setup Play or Record lights if a POST test fails Also none of the message lights will be flashing SoundBrick 1350 23 10 04 2001 WALL MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS Using the screw holes on the back plate as a guide secure two screws into the wall where you want to mount the unit Then hang the unit on the screws Consider the weight of the SoundBrick when choosing a mo
18. enter pin positive Many power supplies look alike but provide different output Using the wrong one will void your warranty and may damage the unit 2 Connect either the 8Q or 1KQ audio output jack to the PA sound system input using a mono RCA to RCA cable included If the sound system does not have an RCA style input an adapter may be required not included 3 Connect the BGM input jack to your background music source using another mono RCA to RCA cable not included For proper operation the background music source should have a low impedance output If the BGM source does not have an RCA style output an adapter may be required not included 4 Connect the optional handset to the handset jack if you are using this feature For proper operation you must use the Walker model W3 K M available from your messaging provider or from Walker Equipment Corporation 4009 Cloud Springs Road Ringgold GA 30736 Do not use an ordinary handset from your telephone as this will result in a weak recording Sound rick 1350 15 10 04 2001 Step 3 Load Messages Messages can be loaded into the SoundBrick 1350 from a cassette tape the optional handset or a combination of both NOTE If you are loading both tape and handset messages it is important to load the tape first because all message memory is automatically erased whenever a tape load begins Tape Load Make sure the option select switches for number of messages is set to mat
19. itches to match your requirements for time interval number of messages and fade level Switch Option ON OFF 1 2 3 4 8 _____Fade level Partial Full ____ Table 2 Option Select Switches E p t n RE of 2J on J a ji a r ee a kal za al Figure 3 Option Select Switches LS Qara ae a a This diagram is for illustrative purposes only Your actual switch settings will vary A switch is on when it is pointing TOWARDS the switch numbers and off when it is pointed AWAY FROM the switch numbers In the example above switches 1 2 4 8 9 and 10 are on while switches 3 5 6 and 7 are off IMPORTANT NOTE Switch settings are only read at the moment the power switch is turned on Therefore any changes made do not take effect until power is recycled turn the unit off wait 10 seconds then turn it back on IMPORTANT NOTE If you change the number of messages settings you must recycle power AND reload messages If there is already a tape inside the unit turn off power wait 10 seconds turn power back on If there is no tape in the unit turn power off wait 10 seconds turn power back on press the eject button to open the tape drawer insert tape then press the eject button or momentarily push the drawer The tape drawer will automatically close and the download will begin when the SoundBrick detects the presence of the tape Sound rick 1350 11 10 04 20
20. n 2 Press the Monitor button until the Monitor light is on 3 Press the Play Record button until the Play light is on 4 Press the message you want to hear Repeat steps 3 and 4 to review more messages Message Select Message select lets you add and remove messages from the timed playback sequence All tape loaded messages are automatically selected for playback while handset messages must be selected manually 1 If the Setup light is not already on press Run Setup until it turns on 2 Press the Message Select button until that light turns on The message lights indicate the selection status of each message Light on selected or light off not selected or message empty 3 Press a message button to change its selection status When you are finished press the Message Select button until the light turns off then press Run Setup to return to Run mode Sound rick 1350 18 10 04 2001 Step 4 Adjust Volume After installation and loading is complete listen to the SoundBrick 1350 s output over the sound system and adjust the BGM level and output level Knobs on the left side panel as needed Sound rick 1350 19 10 04 2001 PLAYBACK OPERATION Timed Message Play Music and messages play back over your sound system according to how the unit is configured Selected messages play in numerical order starting with message 1 at the time interval you set Between messages the background music is heard This timed message play is
21. nce the unit detects audio on the tape it begins loading message 1 and continues until it detects 15 seconds of silence then starts loading message 2 and so on until either 25 seconds of silence is detected or the number of messages you set have been loaded whichever comes first At that point the Sound rick 1350 16 10 04 2001 tape rewinds and the unit automatically switches to Run mode and begins playing the messages If the messages are cut off split or missing upon playback chances are that the tape messages are too long to fit into the message slots In this case refer to the message length tables and option select switch information earlier in this manual or contact your messaging provider to find the proper switch settings for your tape Important It is not necessary to leave the tape in the unit after loading Since the SoundBrick uses non volatile Flash memory messages are not erased during power outages or when the unit Is unplugged or turned off If you do decide to remove the tape LEAVE IT OUT Every time you insert a tape with the power switch on all messages tape and handset are erased and the tape load process begins Handset Load Live Record After loading the tape you can record messages using the optional handset As mentioned earlier make sure you use the Walker Equipment Corp model W3 K M not an ordinary handset from your phone While handset loaded messages are safe from erasure due to power lo
22. on of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his her own expense This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications Le present appareil num rique n met pas de bruits radioelectriques d passant les limites applicables aux appareils num riques de la Class A prescrites dans le R glement sur le brouillage radio lectrique dict par le ministere des Communications du Canada Limited Warranty TERMS Nel Tech warrants to the original purchaser Buyer that the Product sold is free from defects in material and workmanship at the time of purchase The warranty extends five 5 years from the date of original purchase and covers parts and labor Buyer must provide written notice to Nel Tech within the warranty period of any defective part or conditions If the defect is not the result of improper use service maintenance or installation and if the equipment has not been otherwise damaged or modified after shipment Nel Tech or its authorized representative shall either replace or repair the defective Product at Nel Tech s option No credit shall be allowed for work performed by Buyer or unauthorized parties Out of warranty repairs will be invoiced at the current Nel Tech hourly rate plus the cost of
23. ss they are erased each time a tape is loaded and must be recorded again if you want them to play Handset messages are not copied to the tape Additionally handset loaded messages are not automatically added to the timed play sequence After recording you must manually add them using message select 1 Press the Run Setup button until the Setup light is on If the Monitor light is on press the Monitor button until it turns off 2 Press the Play Record button until the Record light is on The message lights indicate which messages are already loaded light on and which are empty light off 3 Press the message button that you wish to record Recording begins as soon as the message light starts flashing approximately 1 second During recording the message light flashes slowly If it does not then you have selected a message higher than your number of messages setting and must choose another 4 When you are finished recording press the message button again If you exceed the available message time recording stops automatically Sound rick 1350 17 10 04 2001 To record more messages follow steps 2 4 above When you are finished proceed to message review and message select Message Review You can listen to any message over the internal speaker This is useful for listening to handset loaded messages privately before they play over the sound system 1 If the Setup light is not already on press Run Setup until it turns o
24. ssages before they are played over the sound system SoundBrick 1350 7 10 04 2001 Connections Panel The left side panel is where the connectors are for external equipment including the power supply background music source the sound system that receives the SoundBrick s output and the optional handset Also located here are two volume controls one to adjust only the background music level and the other to adjust the combined BGM and voice message output level Power supply connector 12VDC 500mA center pin positive Power switch DIP Switches 10 option select DIP switches used to set 1 2 3 4 Message time interval 56 Number of messages off e interval time number of messages and music 4 off on 8 on off 12 on on 8 Music fade on full off partial r fade level On switch points TOWARDS number Handset RJ 11 connector for optional telephone style handset used to record live messages BGM Level BGM Input RCA connector for background music input Background music level adjustment Output 8Q RCA connectors for combined music and message Output 1KQ output Separate BO and 1KQ outputs provided for impedance matching with PA systems Output Level Output level adjustment knob Figure 2 Side Panel Diagram Sound rick 1350 8 10 04 2001 TAPE PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS To get the best audio reproduction it is essential to start with a high quality recording In
25. t Items delivered to Nel Tech without a return authorization clearly marked on the outside of the shipping container and or without proof of purchase will be refused Please contact Nel Tech at the address and phone number below to receive a return authorization number and to arrange for the repair or replacement of a flawed part covered by this warranty Please indicate the Product s serial number in all correspondence an authorization number will not be issued in the absence of a serial number Nel Tech Labs Inc 101 Zachary Rd Manchester NH 03109 5609 Phone 603 641 8844 Copyright Notice This manual copyright 2001 Nel Tech Labs Inc All rights reserved No part of it may be copied photocopied reproduced translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without Nel Tech s prior written consent Information contained herein is subject to change without prior notification Nel Tech Labs Inc provides this manual without warranty of any kind express or implied This user s manual may contain technical and or typographical errors SoundBrick is a registered trademark of Nel Tech Labs Inc Printed in the U S A Sound rick 1350 2 10 04 2001 QUICK INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS 12VDC power supply included a oo I Note i This is a 12 message i I machine Messages 13 16 do not work Walker W 3 K M Handset handset optional BGM Level BGMInput Output 82 mono
26. unt of memory equipped and test the message memory and keyboard Also included is a function to erase all messages To enter Diagnostics mode hold down the Run Setup button press the Play Record button then release both buttons The Play and Record lights flash at the same time indicating the unit is now in Diagnostics mode The flashing message buttons now represent a menu of diagnostics functions 1 2 3 4 5 6 r 8 Time No of Bandwidth Fade Erase Interval Messages Level Messages 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Memory Keypad Memory Exit Size Test Test Table 6 Diagnostics Menu To select a function press the corresponding message button When you are finished with a function press Run Setup to return to the above menu To exit Diagnostics mode press button 16 at the menu The first four functions display the settings of the option select switches These settings can be viewed here but can only be changed using the option select switches themselves If the settings displayed here do not match the current switch settings you will have to recycle power and possibly reload Time Interval The current setting is indicated by which message light is on steady not flashing see table 7 Change using option select switches 1 4 Sound rick 1350 21 10 04 2001 Message Lamp Time Interval 6 Imn __ 8 ming _ __ 9 Y 4mn Table 7 Diagnostic Time Interval Number of Messages The current setting is indicated by which
27. unting wall Make sure the wall s construction is sufficiently strong to support the weight of the unit securely Make sure both screws are driven into studs or other sturdy supports not just into plain drywall Seunahick fas OZ To mount in this orientation the distance between the Sa eo ns centerpoints of the mounting screws should be 3 11 32 00006000 66000066 Seobe ka k o oe To mount in this orientation the distance between the centerpoints of the mounting screws should be 5 3 8 o se lll ANNAN NAAN NANA lli AANA ANA o Q SoundBrick 1350 24 10 04 2001 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Frequency response cccecceeeeeeeeees Factory set 200Hz to 11 5KHz ENCOCING DN eames 16 bit ADPGM Signal tO NOISE ccscsseccecceessesseseeeeuens 96 dB theoretical EI STOMION M K lt 1 THD 1KHz OdB Memory type u keke Non volatile FLASH Memory capacCcily EE 4 8 or 16 minutes 11 5KHz Number of mesSSA4g0e S8 E EEE 2 4 8 or 12 Message loadino EUU U U jU LU UIU Normal bias cassette via built in tape deck Handset Walker W3 K M optional Signal level source via ProAdapter optional Message playback U Continuous timed and on demand Power supply EE 110VAC 60Hz to 12VDC 500mA center pin positive Backgroun
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