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1. To restore you must have done a Backup to create the necessary files Click the Browse button to open the Windows Choose File window Navigate and select the files that were backed up on your network and click Open Click the Restore button to open the Restore window Select from the list what you are restoring scripts users preferences or config Click OK Click the Restore button This reboots Christie ACT into a Failsafe mode which is the first step required when conducting a software upgrade The Upgrade Versioning window appears The Upgrade tab offers 3 buttons which are used during the upgrade process e Refresh once in Failsafe mode the Refresh button reloads the Upgrade Packages list After you ftp a file to Christie ACT click Refresh to view the file in the list e Upgrade Upgrades the selected file e Reboot Reboot Christie ACT To complete the upgrade process refer to Section 3 8 Upgrading Christie ACT Software The Versioning tab displays the software currently installed on Christie ACT This will re load re initialize the system as if it had just been powered on and booted up This will also execute the OnDeviceStartup event when boot up is complete Click to restore factory defaults for Christie ACT s scripts and users Click the appropriate radio button to revert to Default Scripts or Default Users NOTE You can make only one reset option at a time Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Re
2. o INPUTS Max 30V N lly O 1 AMP 8 AMPS CHAISTIE HIGH gt 3V LOW lt 1V a cari Ben Max ETHERNET 10 100 L gt o gt o gt Fremen ACT POWER 3 3 1 23456 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 12345678 9 10 11 12M 13 14 RS232 IN EXPANSION RS422 323mA 120mA 100 240VAC 50 60Hz bevereti rer 1 AMP RS232 OUT PIO a 123456 7 8 9 10111213 14 15 16 9101112 8 13 8 14 Figure 2 2 Christie ACT Back Panel 2 3 1 Back Display Panel 2 4 Communications e Ethernet Management Connect with an Ethernet switch for transmission of control and status com munications e RS232 Connect with a server PC or other device for serial communication e RS422 Connect an RS422 compatible controller for unusually long distance serial communication e GPIO This is a digital GPIO Connect the desired GPIO compatible device here for integration of Christie ACT with an established control system Devices connected via GPIO can operate in tandem with Christie ACT or vice versa and is often used for automation of regularly scheduled events Refer to Section 6 7 GPIO for input and output voltages AC Connector and Power Cord A Ete 1 The North American rated line cord is provided with each unit Ensure that you are using a line cord socket and power plug that meets the appropriate local rating standards 2 Use only an AC power cord recommended by Christie Do not attempt operation if the AC supply and cord are not within the specifie
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4. See Christie s separate lamp program policy Damage caused by use of a projector lamp beyond the recommended lamp life or use of a lamp supplied by a supplier other than Christie Problems caused by combination of the product with non Christie equipment such as distribution systems cameras video tape recorders etc or use of the product with any non Christie interface device e Damage caused by misuse improper power source accident fire flood lightening earthquake or other natural disaster Damage caused by improper installation alignment or by product modification if by other than a Christie authorized repair service provider g For LCD projectors the warranty period specified applies only where the LCD projector is in normal use Normal use means the LCD projector is not used more than 8 hours a day 5 days a week For any LCD projector where normal use is exceeded warranty coverage under this warranty terminates after 6000 hours of operation h Failure due to normal wear and tear an oyw Th PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE Preventative maintenance is an important part of the continued and proper operation of your product Please see the Maintenance section for specific maintenance items as they relate to your product Failure to perform maintenance as required and in accordance with the maintenance schedule specified by Christie will void the warranty CHA IS TIE i Table of Contents 1 Introduction PEU
5. dangerous voltage within Christie ACTS enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock General Precautions Always follow the precautions and warnings provided with your projector for example consult the projector User Manual for all warnings pertaining to the use of that projector Be aware of the following general precautions in all installations AY Es te 1 Position all cables where they cannot contact hot surfaces or be pulled or tripped over 2 Do not open the Christie ACT There are no serviceable parts within the Christie ACT Christie ACT must be installed in an environment that meets the operating range specifications in Section 6 Specifications AC Power Precautions AAIE 1 Do not attempt operation if the AC supply is not within the specified voltage range 2 Only Qualified Electricians should connect primary voltages Do not allow anything to rest on the power cords Locate the projector where cords cannot be abused by persons walking on it or objects rolling over it Never operate Christie ACT 1f the power cable appears damaged in any way e Do not overload power outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or shock hazards e Only qualified service technicians are permitted to open any enclosure on the product and only if AC has been fully disconnected from the product Power Cords and Attachments 1 The North American rated line cord is provided with each
6. outputs to carry some voltage Relays can be grouped together connect common for multiple signals by using jumper leads at the connectors Christie ACT User Manual 1 5 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 1 Introduction CHA IS TIE i 1 3 4 List of Components Ensure you received the following components with your ACT e ACT with pre installed ears for rack mounting 2 RU e 6 ft power cord e Magnetic C Channel Label Holder e Adhesive Rubber Feet e User Manual 1 6 Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHRISTIE 2 Installation and Setup This section explains how to install connect and get Christie ACT up and running For operation details refer to Section 3 Operation e Section 2 1 General Information e Section 2 2 Front Panel e Section 2 3 Back Panel e Section 2 4 I O Connections and Communications s Section 2 5 Installation e Section 2 6 Communications Setup Christie ACT User Manual 2 1 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 2 Installation amp Setup CHix IS TIE 2 1 2 2 2 2 1 General Information The Christie ACT unit is designed for installation in a CP2000 projector pedestal or more typically in a Mounting Rack like the CP2000ZX or M rack stand NOTE The Christie ACT unit is intended for installation in a RESTRICTED ACCESS LOCATION only 1 Installation to be performed by a Qualified Service Technician only 2 Disconnect all power before servicing Before you
7. ports are bi directional NOTE Hardware handshaking is not available For pin identification refer to Figure 2 14 Pin Signal Name Direction Description Not connected 2 TXD out Transmits serial data to external device 3 RXD in Receives serial data from external device 4 Not connected 5 GND Ground return 6 Not connected 7 Not connected 8 Not connected 9 Not connected Christie ACT User Manual 2 9 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 2 Installation amp Setup 2 5 CHAISTIE RS422 With Non lsolated Power The RS422 12V has a maximum power out of 200mA Pins 2 and 4 receive serial data from an external device and Pins 3 and 5 transmit serial data to an external device RS422 is used for both input and output and has longer cable distance than RS232 Pin Signal Name Direction Description 1 NC Not connected 2 RXD in Receives serial data from external device 3 TXD out Transmits serial data to external device 4 RXD in Receives serial data from external device 5 TXD out Transmits serial data to external device 6 NC Not connected 7 GND Ground 8 NC Not connected 9 12V out PWR Expansion For future use only RS232 Audio This serial port controls audio devices through RS232 No audio signals are passed through this connection The pin descriptions for the RS232 Audio port are the same as the other RS232 ports Installation This section covers both the Rack Mount and CP2000 Pedestal optional insta
8. specifications at any time without notice Performance specifications are typical but may vary depending on conditions beyond Christie s control such as maintenance of the product in proper working conditions Performance specifications are based on information available at the time of printing Christie makes no warranty of any kind with regard to this material including but not limited to implied warranties of fitness for a particular purpose Christie will not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the performance or use of this material The product is designed and manufactured with high quality materials and components that can be recycled and reused This symbol X means that electrical and electronic equipment at their end of life should be disposed of separately from regular waste Please dispose of the product appropriately and according to local regulations In the European Union there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic products Please help us to conserve the environment we live in Canadian manufacturing facility is ISO 9001 and 14001 certified WARRANTY For complete information about Christie s limited warranty please contact your Christie dealer In addition to the other limitations that may be specified in Christie s limited warranty the warranty does not cover Damage occurring during shipment in either direction Projector lamps
9. to a script or to a library 1 Select the Editor Script tab or the Editor Library tab Highlight a script from the Scripts tab or a device type in the Library tab 2 3 Click Add Subroutine 4 Type the subroutine name in the Subroutine Name window Figure 3 24 8 Logout Christie XC E man operator nacu J E apen haa Subroutine Adaneton P Manage Library 7 sa rem J uy Gamma EE Subroutine Name device ClearAll device StartPreShow device StartFeature device StartTrailers device StartCredits device Ready Library Operator Buttons Figure 3 24 Adding a Subroutine to a Library Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE i Section 3 Operation When adding a subroutine to a library the Subroutine Name window opens with the prefix of device already populated in the text region This is needed to connect the Subroutine to a selected device type If you remove this entry the subroutine will not work as intended 5 Click OK and then Save to save this new subroutine Select the Editor Script tab Click Add Action and then select CALL The Call w ndow opens 6 7 Highlight a script from the Scripts list 8 9 Click the Subroutine button to open a list of options The new subroutine will display Figure 3 25 Co dL dl 192 168 231 190 aaa f 09 52 11
10. 2588 e Current limited Daran e Internally fused e Voltages can be connected in series for higher output voltages e Removable connector terminals for easy wire connection ai HARED WIT S ITH INPUT PULLUPS e Isolated electronically from the internal electronics Figure 2 3 Power 2 4 3 Power Input For specifications pertaining to power input refer to Section INPUTS Max 30V 6 2 Power HIGH gt 3V LOW lt 1V 2 4 4 Inputs 1 23456 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 The Inputs are located on the back panel of the Christie ACT There are two groups of 16 bi directional inputs 32 terminals foe eee Both groups have the optional 5V pull ups via software EITE control The pull ups are disconnected by default Since a SS double stacked connector is used the matching pairs of terminals are arranged vertically NOTE For connection the LRE REE EEE IRSSRSRRSSSR top inputs are positive and the bottom are negative Refer to 1 23 45 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Section 6 Specifications for more information Figure 2 4 Inputs Input Features e Removable connector terminals for easy wire connection Configurable internal pull ups are useful when power is unavailable from the user device dry contacts such as un powered relays on the user device e 16 inputs positive and negative input terminals e 30V Max input voltage tolerance e Optically isolated from internal electronics 2 4 Christie ACT Us
11. 4 15 16 12345678 9 1011129 13 5 14 100 240VAC 50 60Hz ETHERNET 10 100 1 AMP z r ects Oooo EEE eee SS RS232 OUT RS232 OUT i AUDIO 9 10 11 12 13 g 14 5 5 Parameter Symbol Min Norm Max Unit Input voltage range Vims 0 30 V Isolation voltage Viso 1000 V ON voltage level Vu 3 30 V OFF voltage level VL l V Min ON time Fain l ms Pull up current Ipu 10 mA 6 3 2 Outputs Relay Outputs te Only Qualified Electricians should connect primary voltages RELAY OUTPUTS o INPUTS Max 30V CHAISTIE HIGH gt 3V LOW lt 1V E AMP ACT POWER 1 23456 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 RS232 IN EXPANSION RS422 325mA 12QmA 100 240VAC ii 50 60Hz ETHERNET AM 10 400 L O O O Ha Essen RS232 OUT P RS232 OUT 2 3 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 AUDIO Figure 6 3 Relay Outputs Parameter Pin Symbol Min Nom Max Unit Small relay contact ratings continuous A ICMax l A Small relay contact ratings l to 12 V CMax 220 Voc Large relay contact ratings continuous A IcMax 0 1 8 A Large relay contact ratings resistive 13 amp 14 VcMax 240 Vac Wire size accepted Clip terminals Gauge 28 16 AWG Christie ACT User Manual 6 3 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 6 Specifications 6 4 Physical I O Connectors NOTE Screw type connectors are available CHAISTIE Parameter Value Type Pluggable lever terminal Current rating Varies depending on connection Voltage rating 300V Wire siz
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13. 5 ON DB9 GND PIN 5 ON DB9 ol Figure 2 10 GPIO IN Figure 2 11 GPIO OUT 2 4 6 Relay Outputs The relay outputs are located on the back panel of the Christie ACT Figure 2 2 There are 14 relay outputs 28 terminals all of which are normally open single pole single throw The first 12 are rated for 1A and the last 2 are rated for 8A Only the 8A high current connections are rated for line voltage connections The external power output terminals refer to Section 2 4 2 Power Out can be connected to allow the relay outputs to carry some voltage Relays can be grouped together connect common for multiple signals by using jumper leads at the connectors Christie ACT User Manual 2 7 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 2 Installation amp Setup CHA ISTIE j 2 4 7 2 4 8 2 8 RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS Normally Open 1 AMP 8 AMPS 60VDC Max 240VAC Max NOT USED Figure 2 12 Relay Outputs NOTE Two connector pins are NOT USED as identified in Figure 2 12 Refer to Section 6 Specifications for more information Relay Output Features CHRISTIE ACT USER TERMINALS e All contacts are normally open N O e Aligned vertically NORMALLY e Contact closures OPEN e Capacity twelve 1 Amp and two 8 Amp e Removable connector terminals for easy wire connection NOTE The two 8 Amp relays can be used to control primary voltages Figure 2 13 Relay Output USB The USB is located on the front panel o
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15. Christie ACT USER MANUAL 020 100129 05 CHRISTIE Christie ACT USER MANUAL 020 100129 05 NOTICES COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARKS 2007 2010 Christie Digital Systems USA Inc All rights reserved All brand names and product names are trademarks registered trademarks or trade names of their respective holders REGULATORY The product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the product is operated in a commercial environment The product 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 Operation of the product in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at the user s own expense This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe A est conforme a la norme NMB 003 du Canada dl ANE MER AF LE AAAA PFS SB 7 7 01 2 U Bays HE ABA OAS RAHAA geld 719 aal AANA A AS BA og gud GENERAL Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy however in some cases changes in the products or availability could occur which may not be reflected in this document Christie reserves the right to make changes to
16. Click OK to add action to Christie ACT Select the IF option to open the IF Condition window This can be any variable Type the first action for the IF condition Select the appropriate symbol or Type the second action This can be any variable Click OK to add action to Christie ACT Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation Serial Msg Ports Signal Termination character ce OKs TER Ports RS232 OUT RS422 RS232 OUT Audio Ethernet Msg IP Port i Termination character Buzzer Time Set Property IF Condition 3 23 Section 3 Operation Adding Actions WHILE l CALL mo 2 gt Table 3 11 Editor My Device Selections Factory Defaults BER RUERURR 3 24 Select the WHILE option to open the WHILE Condition window This can be any variable Type the first action for the WHILE condition Select the appropriate symbol or Type the second action This can be any variable Click OK to add action to Christie ACT To add loop actions from the Device Types window highlight the true option and click Add Action These actions will execute repeatedly as long as the While condition is true Select CALL to open the Call window Click the Subroutine button to display a list of subroutines Select an action or cue from the drop down list that appears Click OK to select the routine Click OK a second time to add the selection to Christie AC
17. HERNET 1 AMP Li 1 Figure 1 2 Chrisite ACT Back Panel Key Features Inputs 16 opto isolated inputs Outputs 14 relays Single Pole Single Throw SPST GPIO 7 non isolated with 12V rail Control Interface 8 front panel buttons Power Dual voltage 120 240 VAC input Accessory Power 12V and 5V terminals Dimensions 2 Rack Unit Height Web User Interface Serial Control RS232 and RS422 Ethernet RS232 loop through 14 programmable LEDs Status LEDs Available Buzzer user configured Inputs There are 16 inputs 32 terminals located on the back panel of Christie ACT Figure 1 2 There is an option to internally pull up any of the inputs to an isolated 5V via software control The input pull up feature is disconnected by default The internal pull up to 5V is useful when interfacing with other equipment s contact closures such as relays The internal input pull ups provide a voltage to active the inputs If available an emergency situation input can be connected and the automation is able to control the appropriate auditorium functions lights up projector off etc in case of an emergency Refer to Section 3 Operation Outputs There are 14 relay outputs 28 terminals all of which are normally open N O single pole single throw SPST located on the back panel of Christie ACT The first 12 are rated for 1A and the last two are rated for 8A The external power terminals can be connected to allow the relay
18. IPT TAB OPTIONS Add Subroutine Adds a new subroutine Add Cue Adds a cue to the current script Cues include assigning actions to the non virtual buttons on Christie ACT setting the start and end time of a cue etc Refer to Section Cues on page 3 9 Checks the scripts to determine 1f the references are valid Subroutines A subroutine is a collection of actions For more information refer to Section 3 9 2 Adding a Subroutine to a Script or Library Cues A cue is an input event which allows Christie ACT to perform associated actions For example pressing button 1 will result in an event taking place By adding a cue you are configuring Christie ACT to respond to an input event For more information refer to Section 3 9 5 Adding a Cue to a Script or Library Actions An action is an output event executed as a response to a cue For example sending a GPO pulse or ethernet command to another device For more information refer to Section 3 9 3 Adding an Action to a Script or Library Christie ACT User Manual 3 11 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 3 12 Section 3 Operation CH IS TIE Editor Library Tab The Editor Library tab provides access to library definitions that are pre configured If a device requires specific configuration that is not provided as a part of the default set you can define your own and add it to the library When a library item is selected a drop down menu is displayed with the library item prop
19. Installing Christie ACT 1n a Rack Mount EE 2 11 23 ICE 2000 Tas TE Te 2 11 Preparation for CP2000 Installation sauna a a 2 11 Pedestal Terence een 2 11 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Table of Contents CHA IS TIE i PA LEa a e ONE SE UN esse es E E ee 2 11 GN RE Piet aka ee EE 2 11 2 6 2 RS232 Serial Communications un nun rennen 2 12 2 6 3 RS422 Serial Commumniceatnons 2 12 3 Operation 3 1 E08 79 1909 CHI SIE ere 3 2 32 Navi panne ie W User ner eier ee 3 2 Dee th WSU ne LO MOA EE 3 2 Viewing a Specific Christie ACTA 3 3 Wale Wl INS Cir AS has cane tan sas ee ee 3 3 3 3 Setting Christie ACT S Configuratio ee 3 3 IABE E e EE 3 3 SAL a E e o ee ee OE ee eis E 3 3 AD e E ee ee een 3 4 34 gt Dias KE 3 4 PACS SI Tale en ne ee 3 4 CHa UNS S ale Summary Etgen 3 5 Satus Execution Summary TaD see EEE 3 5 Sams TACO SALON TiD E 3 6 SAFADO Tab E 3 6 3 5 User Access and Rights c cccssssssssssssssesssssssssessesssssssssessesseeeesseeeeseeseesesseeeeseseseeeeseeeeegs 3 7 3 6 Advanced Operation and Configuration ccccccssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssessesssssssssssesssssssssssssseeeeas 3 8 3 01 The Chrisie ACT EE Eeer 3 8 e EE 3 9 KEE ee 3 9 3 6 2 The Editor Tab ccsicsivcdeascasoosdiisadtnesndiaasaeibasveneavisoediisadesadbinahsnsenbisatadiecesmsastesndbiuabseseieesegeneiate 3 10 Eor My Deyo KE 3 10 Eor oe KE 3 11 Editor LIDS E 3 12 Editor Operator Battons Tab tee 3 13 WRI E E 3 13 Deol CODISUE DE
20. O Settings Serial Configuration for the selected serial port NOTE each o aaa Baud rate is the speed to E E ES el mmm eee ommunicate at 115200 aaa aaa Select the protocol for the selected hh amp serial port pull up NOTE Pull ups aaa aaa SSL mn None a Select type of serial flow to control add power to the selected input Input Pullup the serial port selected connector Deselect to Jm Jos Joe Jos Jo Jh Joe disable ge ED ED EB EB EB befo elect the mode of the selected serial port General Network users Communication File Management Figure 3 19 Config Communication Tab Table 3 8 Summary of Config Communication Tab Options CONFIG COMMUNICATION TAB OPTIONS GPIO Settings Click the buttons to toggle the direction of the specified pin Input Pull up Input pull ups allow internal pull up connection to signal incoming source if required Serial Configuration Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Port Select the serial port to be configured from the list Select the baud rate from the list to match the controlling device ACT baud rate Protocol Select the protocol from the list Options include e Christie Protocol talks to the port in Christie formats for example the com mands used when making a terminal connection NET ETH0 Refer to Section Configure the IP Address Using the Serial Port on page 1 4 Raw Protocol does nothing and is d
21. State Summary Tab Status Execution Summary Tab The Status Execution Summary tab is a summary of the Cue actions that were executed from the system reset a ACY MAIER aaa 15 07 29 3 Logout BZ operator jEditor status Relay Test SF Config About Execution Summary Refresh Page Refresh the execution Subroutines cues last executed summary OnDeviceStartup was executed at 07 06 09 17 41 52 UTC Number of executions OnDeviceStartup was executed 1 times JA State Summary Execution Summary Interrogator Figure 3 8 Status Execution Summary Tab Christie ACT User Manual 3 5 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation CHRISTIE Status Interrogator Tab The Status Interrogator tab enables the collection of advanced level status information that can assist in the diagnostics of Christie ACT s components A tar file is created and saved to the location you specify CHRISTIE ES Interrogator Basic Mode Figure 3 9 Status Interrogator Tab 3 4 4 About Tab The About tab is a read only window that lists important information about Christie ACT such as the current level of software cr tical hardware components and the manufacture date CHRISTIE Boo FZ operator Editor status Relay Test SF Config Version Information j License Information Boot Version Copyright c 2009 Christie Digital Systens Failsafe Version 2 R All Rights Reserved Main Version D Warning Th
22. T ACT Buttons Button definitions Samplel ACT Buzzer Base Library Status Buzzer Christie ACT Front Panel Base Library Status LEDs Christie Audio Processor Dolby CP650 Cues Cue Library Serial Christie Projector DLP2K Christie CP2000 Relays 1 Amp Base Library R1 R12 Christie Relays 8 Amp Base Library R13 R14 Christie Server D cinema player DoReMi DCP2000 Ethernet API Show Control Cue Definitions Sample CHRISTIE WHILE Condition Call Subroutine MyPlayer Ta tart MyProjector OpenDouser CloseDouser PowerOn Mi Ko Cancel Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHAISTIE Table 3 12 Device Libraries My Devices Name Library Name DLP2K Christie CP2000 selected Server Device Library selected Audio Device Library Table 3 13 Base Libraries My Devices Name Library Name ACT Buzzer Base Library Status Buzzer Christie Relays 1 Amp Base Library R1 R12 Christie Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation Subroutine Options OpenDouser CloseDouser PowerWake PowerStandby LampOn LampOff Channel 01 Channel 02 Channel 11 Channel 15 Channel 16 Get Status CHANNEL Get Status LAMP Get Status DOUSER Play Pause Stop Fire Alarm 6 Ch Analog 1 6 Ch Digital 1 Non Sync 1 Microphone Mute Audio Unmute Audio Set Audio Level to 7 Set Audio Level to Fe
23. T Audio Type the signal Click OK Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation Input Configuration ACT INPUT LowToHigh12 OFFtoON ONtoOFF GPI Configuration ACT GPI 1247088148153 STATE Time Cue ACT TIME1247088158920 Start Date Days of Week SA rw EE Select a Time Time of Event End Date Hours Minutes Seconds Ce Er Ethernet Msg ACT ETH 1247088192676 Serial Msg ACT SERIAL 12470882054 Ports Signal Ports RS232 OUT RS422 RS232 OUT Audio 3 29 Section 3 Operation CH IS TIE j Adding Script Cues Options and Commands Events applies to Script Cues only 1 Select either the onDeviceStartup or onUserReset option e The OnDeviceStartup event is executed each time Christie ACT is powered on and booted up It also runs each time the user saves a script used to set the box into a known state Warning DO NOT save a script during a show e The OnUserReset event is executed each time the user manually resets Christie ACT by holding down Buttons 1 and 5 for 5 seconds Used to recover from a reset Device Cues 1 Any cues inside selected Device Libraries will also be available 2 This includes cues within the ACT Buttons library the Cues library and any other devices added to the My Devices page by end users 3 Ifthe Library Device Cues already have actions associated Functional De
24. Using these buttons will cause you to lose your web connection to Christie ACT Using the Toolbar Each window in the Christie ACT Web UI has the same main tool bar from which you can e Select a specific Christie ACT from within a network and view the assigned IP address e View the current time on the device e Close the window and logout exit from the Web UI e See the device name of the selected Christie ACT e Navigate through the Christie ACT interface using the tabs Click to launch a list of Logout of Christie Devices Christie ACT san E Es Figure 3 2 Common Toolbar Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE i Section 3 Operation Viewing a Specific Christie ACT To browse for available Christie ACT devices 1 Click the Device button to open the Christie Devices window Figure 3 3 2 Select an address from the displayed list of IP addresses Christie Devices 192 168 231 156 192 168 231 190 8 Logout CHRISTIE ES Figure 3 3 List of Christie Devices Viewing the Current Status When a tab is clicked the information for that selection is displayed in the center of the window When the Editor Status and Config tabs are selected additional sub tabs are presented at the bottom of the window Each sub tab opens a new window that is relative to the original tab selection 3 3 Setting Christie ACT s Configuration Christie ACT must be configured before t can
25. am Logout FE operator Editor Relay Test SF Config About Call Add Subro ice en Subroutine CT BTN_1Click1194903290956 BTN 1 Click CT BTN_2Click1194918098170 BTN 2 Click CALL My Theater HandlePreshowCue yTheater NextCue a ly Theater PreshowCue Ee WHILE CALL scan Figure 3 25 Displaying the New Subroutine 3 9 3 Adding an Action to a Script or Library The following instructions will guide you in adding various actions depending on the specific action selected To create an action you must first create a Subroutine so that it appears in the Script area Section 3 9 2 Adding a Subroutine to a Script or Library l Select the Editor Script tab or the Editor Library tab 2 Highlight a subroutine or cue Adding an act on is only available when you have a subroutine or cue selected Click Add Action to open the Select an Action drop down menu 4 Select a specific action from the list to either open a window to configure that action as in the GPIO shown in Figure 3 26 or to select a predefined action as in SubroutineName shown in Figure 3 25 e hye a 192 168 231 190 stor Y WHILE Soc serio Figure 3 26 Adding a Call Action Christie ACT User Manual 3 21 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation CHA IS TIE All of the selections displayed in the Select an Action drop down list require you to make selections or to type entries Each opt
26. ature Set Audio Level to User Get Status Input Get Status Volume Subroutine Options Short Medium Long 123 No Go Warning Fire Alarm Loop Buzzer Masking Flat 1 85 Masking Flat 2 39 Masking Other Lights Up Lights Mid Lights Down Lights All Clear Relay 7 Spare Relay 8 Spare 6 Ch Digital 1 6 Ch Analog 1 Non Sync 1 Mute Audio 3 25 Section 3 Operation My Devices Name Library Name Relays 8 Amp Base Library R13 R14 Christie ACT Front Panel Base Library Status LEDs Christie Table 3 14 Cue Libraries My Devices Name Library Name ACT Buttons Button Definitions Sample Cue Library Ethernet Christie 3 26 CHRISTIE Subroutine Options Latch Relay Hold Latch Relay Clear Slide Relay Hold Slide Relay Clear Slide Relay Toggle LED Clear All Pulse All Play Circle Small Loop Play Circle Medium Loop Play Circle Big Loop Play Circle 671314 LED Bar Dance Block 1 Flash Block 2 Flash Block 3 Flash Block 4 Flash Block 5 Flash Block 6 Flash Subroutine Options Button Click e 1 START FLAT 2 FEATURE 3 CREDITS 4 END 5 6 Channel Digital 6 Lights Up 7 Masking Flat e 8 Server Play Button Hold e 1 START SCOPE 3 4 Preshow Toggle 5 6 Channel Analog 6 Lights Down 7 Masking Scope 8 Server Pause Cues call Show Control subroutines below Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHAISTIE My Devices Name Sho
27. ay units or other control modules appear in Courier font For example No Signal Present Login christiedigital e Error codes LED status appear in bold e g LP Al etc Operational states of modules appear capitalized such as power ON power OFF Signal words such as Warning Caution and Notes are used in this manual to point the reader to specific information or instructions that warn of safety related hazards which may be present and how to avoid them Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE i Section 1 Introduction 1 2 1 2 1 Purchase Record and Service Contacts Whether this product is still under warranty or the warranty has expired Christie s highly trained and extensive factory and dealer service network is always available to quickly diagnose and correct malfunctions Should you encounter a problem with this product please contact your dealer listed on the back cover of this manual If you have purchased the product fill out the form below and keep with your records Table 1 1 Purchase Record Dealer Christie Sales Contact Phone Number The serial number can be found on the license label located on the side panel of the product RS232 IN Settings Table 1 2 Serial Port Default Settings RS 232 IN RS 232 OUT RS 422 RS 232 OUT Audio Baud Rate Bits Per Second 115 200 115 200 19 200 9 600 GREEN Parity None None None Nee Protocol Protocol Proto
28. be used Use the Setup and Configuration Manual to configure Christie ACT For now refer to Section 3 7 Configuring Christie ACT to configure Christie ACT 3 4 Basic Operation This section discusses the four basic tabs that an operator can view Main tab Operator tab Status tab and About tab Other tabs are discussed in Section 3 6 Advanced Operation and Configuration 3 4 1 Main Tab The Main tab provides a series of programmable buttons that mimic the front of Christie ACT There are a series of 14 LED lights that turn ON and OFF depending on the state of the selected button They are for display only and cannot be turned ON or OFF from this tab CHRISTIE f 03 41 11 pm CHRISTIE Flashes whenamev ntis Indicates when an error has active occurred within the Web UI Buttons that mimic the Indicates when Christie ACT is front panel Te ready Flashes when loading Select to initiate the start of ES Ka a single isolated event that 2 resp To has been configured ER E X Figure 3 4 Main Tab Christie ACT User Manual 3 3 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation 3 4 2 Operator Tab The Operator tab provides a view of the user defined operator buttons where each button performs a specific action initiating the start of a programmed sequence Operator buttons extend the system beyond the 8 buttons available on Christie ACT Buttons are created n the Editor Operator Buttons tab You must have the proper permission to create or modif
29. begin installation t is important to fully understand all site requirements and characteristics Christie ACT DOES NOT have an internal battery If AC Power is interrupted Christie ACT will abort the ongoing program and will reset to an OnDeviceStartup condition which means the system will re initialize Front Panel Mounting Points Mounting points enable Christie ACT to be installed in the rear of the CP2000 pedestal or be rack mounted in a separate standard 19 inch rack Refer to Section 2 5 1 Rack Mount Installation CHAISTIE AUTOMATION CONTROLLER ACT CUE READY ERROR 6 s Er e D m GI 7 OO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ee III u 8 89 oO USB 8 9 10 1 12 13 14 Figure 2 1 Christie ACT Front Panel 2 2 2 Front Display Panel 2 2 STATUS LEDS Used to display the status of I O scripts They are programmable under script control Buttons 1 8 These are programmable buttons that provide event control via the front panel of Christie Act They are programmable under the Script tab by adding a Button Action For example a button can be configured to provide a cue to open a relay or send an output signal via RS232 or any other output sequence of events White label boxes magnetic Used to identify the button function C channel label Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE j Section 2 Installation amp Setup 2 3 Back Panel RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS
30. button where you can append a library export an entire library or export a selected device type Base LIDfaly SATUS LEUS ek a Manage Lihran Lik Button definitions Sample e Tee Library e Sample1 Append Library vernet Chri BETS amp Export Entire Library Delete Export Selected Device Type Library Operator Butte Figure 3 30 Manage Library Options 3 9 13 Checking Scripts The Editor Script tab contains a Check Scripts button where you can validate the scripts you have created Simply click the Check Scripts button to determine if any errors exit Christie ACT User Manual 3 31 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHRISTIE 4 Maintenance Read through this section in it s entirety and understand all warnings and precautions before attempting to operate Christie ACT This section contains s 4 1 Safety Warnings and Guidelines e 4 2 Maintaining Proper Cooling Christie ACT User Manual 4 1 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 4 2 4 1 4 1 1 4 1 2 4 1 3 4 1 4 Section 4 Maintenance CHA IS TIE i Safety Warnings and Guidelines Labels and Markings Observe and follow any warnings and instructions marked on the Christie ACT The exclamation point within the equilateral triangle indicates related operating maintenance instructions in the documentation accompanying Christie ACT The lightning flash and arrowhead symbol within the equilateral triangle indicates non insulated
31. cl open Close foren 1 oS mm oS mmm Open Close f open Open Close 8 Amp RelaysStatus Current status nn g os ooo a Figure 3 15 Relay Test Tab Christie ACT User Manual 3 13 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation CHA IS TIE 3 7 3 14 Configuring Christie ACT The Config tab consists of five sub tabs General Network Users Communication File Management that enable advanced operators administrators and users to define system operating parameters change Ethernet settings and configure communication settings Config General Tab The Config General tab provides access to various system parameters that must be defined according to your requirements Le THAI 192 168 231 190 aaa 12 06 47 8 Logout Enable calendar from which a date can be chosen Relay Test SF Config About Select to save adjustment Language Date Select to open clock settings Select language for Web UI t English aaa rs and set the time menu Time 09 16 38 Data Logging Enable to display time in a Select the level of data E 24 hour format disable for logging from the drop Norma aaa Time Zone 12 hour standard format down menu Eastern standard Time UTC 5 222 Select a time zone Figure 3 16 Config General Tab Table 3 5 Summary of Config General Tab CONFIG GENERAL TAB OPTIONS From the displayed list select the desired language Default is English Data Logging Na Ko level of data
32. col Protocol ma mm Im Im Im reueg mn ne Im Im Determine the IP Address Using the Serial Port You can determine Christie ACT s current IP address by connecting to Christie ACT using the RS232 IN port and rebooting Christie ACT reboot by unplugging the power cord and plugging it back in As Christie ACT boots up it will display the current Ethernet settings over the serial connection The Ethernet settings can also be queried by using these serial commands net eth0 query the current IP Address net sub0 query the current Subnet Mask net gate query the current Gatewa 8 query y Christie ACT User Manual 1 3 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 1 Introduction CHA IS TIE i 1 2 2 1 3 1 4 Configure the IP Address Using the Serial Port To configure the IP address over RS232 IN l Connect a serial cable to the RS232 on Christie ACT 2 Usea terminal program for example HyperTerminal to connect to Christie ACT NOTE fyou cannot connect to this device and you do not know the IP address see Section 5 1 4 Manually Resetting RS 232 IN Port 3 Log into Christie ACT using the command UID service service 4 Set the IP Address using net teth0 192 168 1 90 where 192 168 1 90 is replaced with the IP Address to be set 5 Set the Subnet Mask using net sub0 255 255 255 0 where 255 255 255 0 is replaced with the Subnet Mask to be set 6 Set the Gateway using net gate 192 168 0 1 whe
33. ctromagnetic compatibility EMC 6 8 1 Safety CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 UL 60950 1 IEC 60950 1 6 8 2 Electro Magnetic Compatibility Emissions FCC CFR47 Part 15 Subpart B Class A Unintentional Radiators CISPR 22 EN 55022 Class A Information Technology Equipment Immunity CISPR 24 EN55024 EMC Requirements Information Technology Equipment Environmental EU Directive 2002 95 EC on the retraction of the uses of certain hazardous substances RoHS in electrical and electronic equipment and the applicable official amendment S EU Directive 2002 96 EC on waste and electrical and electronic equipment WEEE and the applicable official amendment s Regulation EC No 1907 2006 concerning the Registration Evaluation Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals REACH and its amendments China Ministry of Information Industry Order No 39 02 2006 on the control of pollution caused by electronic information products hazardous substances concentration limits SJ T11363 2006 and the applicable product marking requirements SJ T11364 2006 Christie ACT User Manual 6 5 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Corporate offices Worldwide offices USA Cypress United Kingdom Hungary Eastern Europe Beijing ph 714 236 8610 ph 44 118 977 8000 ph 36 0 147 48 100 ph 86 10 6561 0240 Canada Kitchener Germany Singapore Korea ISO 9001 ISO 14001 ph 519 744 8005 ph 49 2161 664540 ph 65 6877 8737 ph 82 2 702 1601 OMI OMI Fra nce 5 h a ng hai
34. d changes made to the devices NOTE You must save prior to logout to save any changes Leaving the Editor My Devices tab without saving will open a dialogue prompting you to save or revert changes Edits the contents of a cue or action Highlight a cue or action from the cue list and click Edit Deletes a device Select a device from the My Devices window and click Delete Moves the action up in the scenario Select action in the list and click Up Moves the action down in the scenario Select action in the list and click Down NOTE The Save Edit Delete Up and Down buttons are available in the My Devices Script and Operator Buttons tabs Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE i Section 3 Operation Editor Script Tab The Editor Script tab provides the core functionality to the system It is where you manage and configure the scripts that control Christie ACT A set of pre configured device cues are available For more information on adding scripts refer to Section 3 9 Using Christie ACT CHRISTIE ES Add Subroutine race z Check Safety Status Pan Fire Alarm turns equipment OFF Fire Marshall Opto input 16 Hold On Safe INPUT 16 ONtoOFF Erz F OnDevice Startup save Check serpte _ Highlight the script in the Scripts region to enable the Edit Delete Up and Down buttons Figure 3 12 Editor Script Tab Table 3 3 Summary Editor Script Tab Options EDITOR SCR
35. d voltage and power range Use only the attachments and or accessories recommended by Christie Use of others may result in the risk of fire shock or personal injury Use the Christie ACT power cord for any installation Plug into an appropriate wall outlet or use the convenience outlet in the CP2000 pedestal Christie ACT is rated for 100 240VAC Refer to Section 6 Specifications for more information I O Connections and Communications Yale Do not interrupt the Christie ACT while it is saving This will interrupt any active script 2 4 1 Input Output Connector Types AY Nite Primary voltages MUST be connected by Qualified Electricians only Christie ACT User Manual 2 3 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 2 Installation amp Setup CHA IS TIE 2 4 2 Power Out The power outputs are isolated and separate from the main electronics They are located to the left of the relay outputs facing the back panel Figure 2 3 The Christie ACT accepts universal voltages but includes a North American plug There are 4 output voltage rails two 5V 2W rails and two 12V 2W rails These can be connected to the inputs outputs as desired A resettable poly PTC type fuse limits the total draw on these rails The pull ups to 5V is shared with one of the isolated rails Refer to Section 6 Specifications for more information Power Features POWER e 2x 5V outputs 2x 12V outputs 325mA 120mA e One 5V rail shared with input pull ups imi 22228
36. ditor Library tab allows you to define your own library item The Editor Operator Buttons tab is where you manage and configure the operator button s Editor My Devices Tab The Editor My Devices tab provides the ability to manage devices that interact with Christie ACT You can select predefined devices projectors audio lighting systems etc that are in your auditorium environment To add a device refer to Section 3 9 8 Editing a Device NOTE GPO will not appear in the drop down list unless it is configured using the Config Communication tab Refer to Section_Config Communication Tab on page 3 17 Device types are built in the Editor Library tab WTA 192 168 231 190 aaa H 03 07 46 PM Logout Relay Test conta about My Devices Click to alphabetically sort the Expand to view the drop list forward or backward down menu of actions within l the script Property Projector IP Enter IP Highlight the device script Property Projector TYPE Christie CP2000 series or action to edit it Relays 1 Amp Base Library R1 R12 Christie Relays 8 Amp Base Library R13 R14 Christie Projector DLP2K Christie CP2000 Server D cinema player DoReMi DCP2000 Ethernet API Show Control Cue Definitions Sample1 Figure 3 11 Editor My Devices Tab Table 3 2 Summary of the Editor My Devices Tab EDITOR MY DEVICES TAB OPTIONS Add Device Click to add an additional device Save Saves additions an
37. e 16 28 AGW 6 5 Buzzer Parameter Value Type Piezo Sound pressure level 30cm 12VDC 6 6 USB CHAISTIE ACT STATUS LEDS Min 85 dB AUTOMATION CONTROLLER CUE READY ERROR Ki E 9 0 n 3 4 5 6 o o 1 2 3 4 5 See E _ kk A A 10 11 12 13 14 Figure 6 4 USB USB Full Speed 12 MBPS The USB is located on the front panel of Christie ACT and is a deferred feature Pin Direction Description l In Power 2 LO Data 3 VO Data 4 Ground 6 7 GPIO INPUTS Max 30V CHAISTIE HIGH gt a 1V ACT RS232 IN EXPANSION 1 23456 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ETHERNET 10 400 lk RS232 OUT RS232 OUT 123456 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 AUDIO Signal Name Vbus D D GND RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS Normally Open 1 AMP a AMPS 1 12345678 WEE SECH 100 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 AMP 12345 67 8 9 10 11 12 3 13 g 14 5 5 Figure 6 5 GPIO Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE i Section 6 Specifications Parameter Value Min Max Units Connector DB9 Output supply voltage 200 mA 12 10 13 V Output current 200 mA Number of VO 7 Output sink current logic low 0V 90 mA Output source current logic high 3 3V 15 mA Input logic low 0 6 0 9 V Input logic high 2 12 V 6 8 Regulatory This product conforms to the following regulations related to product safety environmental requirements and ele
38. er Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE i Section 3 Operation 3 9 9 Editing a Script Select the Editor Script tab Select the script from the Scripts list Click the Edit button The Button Configuration window appears Edit the script name in the Cue Name text region Select the Button Number and State from the appropriate lists Click OK ov EEE Ze Ze 3 9 10 Aborting a Script in Progress The user can abort any in progress script by manually resetting the system This is accomplished by either holding down Buttons 1 and 5 together for 5 seconds on the Christie ACT controller or pressing the Save button in the Editor Script window The CUE READY ERROR lights will flash ON when the reset has been triggered Upon completing the reset Christie ACT will execute the OnUserReset event and any associated actions Refer to Section 3 9 5 Adding a Cue to a Script or Library 3 9 11 Deleting a Property Use the Delete button to delete properties buttons or information by selecting the item and clicking the Delete button The item will disappear from the list but is not permanently deleted until you click the Save button If you attempt to move to another window without saving your changes you will be prompted to save If you choose not to save your changes and you want to revert to your last saved configuration click the Revert button 3 9 12 Managing a Library The Editor Library tab contains a Manage Library
39. er Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA ISTIE i Section 2 Installation amp Setup Christie ACT User R 600 ohms Software reads OFF No Connection Fairchild MOC256M Optically Coupled Isolator Figure 2 5 Inputs OFF State 5V NOTE Not to be connected in this User Christie ACT mode j R 300 ohms BE Gane Pull up Software External Software ground reads voltage reads ON ON Optically C led Isolat a Optically Coupled Isolator GND on 5V Power Output Terminal Figure 2 6 Inputs ON State POWER 325mA 120mA The Ground GND is shared with Input Pullups SHARED WITH INPUT PULLUPS Figure 2 7 Inputs With Internal Pull ups Active 2 5 Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 2 Installation amp Setup CHix IS TIE TERMINOLOGY ON opto coupler is active drawing current O PTO CO U PLE R 01 1 6 OFF opto coupler is not drawing current Y SHORT ON PULSE blip PULSE ON OFF to ON INPUT LATCH EXCEEDS PULSE WINDOW lt 100msec 100 1000msec gt 1 sec ON OFF CUE Y SHORT OFF PULSE blip PULSE OFF ON to OFF INPUT LATCH EXCEEDS PULSE WINDOW lt 100msec 100 1000msec gt 1 sec ON ON ON er OFF OFF SC OFF A NO CUE Figure 2 8 Rules for Opto Inputs 2 4 5 GPIO The 9 pin GPIO male connector is located on the back panel of the Christie ACT Refer to It provides a flexible method of in
40. erties cue s and subroutine s For more information on creating a library refer to Section 3 9 Using Christie ACT 8 Logout CHRISTIE f 03 08 23 Pm scripts created by Add Device Type la 7 5 Christie E Spt D cinema player DoReMi DCP2000 Ethernet API Select to expand the aeiee detalla Add Property D cinema player DoReMi DCP2000 GPIO Only Add Subroutine D cinema player GDC SA2100 Ethernet Highlight the specific Library Item to open the Add Cue Add Property Add Sub routine Add Action DLP2K Christie CP2000 Processor Dolby CP650 Processor DTS XD10P Allows you to append the library as well as export ecb AVE Ticats the entire library or just a g Processor Relay Only selected device type Edit Up Edit and Delete Delete Down Automation System Loading buttons Figure 3 13 Editor Library Tab Table 3 4 Summary Editor Script Tab Options EDITOR LIBRARY TAB OPTIONS Add Device Type Adds a library device Add Cue Adds a cue to the current library Click to open a drop down list prompting you to define a cue Add Property Adds a new property A device property is an attribute of a device type For example the cp2000 device type will contain a device IP property Add Subroutine Adds a new subroutine Add Action Adds a new action to a subroutine Manage Library This offers features to manage your library The Manage Library wind
41. es tab 2 Click Add Device In the Add Device dialog type the Device Name then click the Device Type button From the drop down list select a device type and click OK 4 Inthe Add Device dialog click OK The new device name appears in the My Devices list 5 Click Save The subroutine appears in the Editor My Devices tab 3 9 5 Adding a Cue to a Script or Library 1 Select the Editor Script tab or the Editor Script tab Add Device Device Type cp2000zx cel DolbyAudio650 Relay DolbyAudio650 Serial doremi dcp2000 gpio LightsRelayControlled ShowStatusLEDs Figure 3 27 Adding a Device in the Editor My Devices Tab 2 Click the Add Cue button to open the Select a new Cue drop down list Select a new cue All of the selections displayed in the Select a new Cue drop down list require you to make selections or type entries Each option is outlined in Table 3 16 Warning DO NOT save a script during a show Saving a script resets Christie ACTS script management engine If Christie ACT is in the middle of running a script and another script is saved the current active script will be interrupted CHRISTIE xm Add Subro Select a new Cue Add C Button CT BTN_4Click1232054662784 Input Add Actile T BTN_5Click1232054805852 Time ever WE Sa Pre configured device cues OnDeviceStartup Siet Sci MyPlayer OnUserReset Figure 3 29 Add a Cue to a Script Table 3 16 Adding Scri
42. esigned to free the port for external uses Script Protocol is used if you want to use input from that port in a script Select the mode of the serial port Flow Select the type of serial flow to control the serial port selected Control 3 17 Section 3 Operation 3 18 CHAISTIE Config File Management Tab The Config File Management tab allows you to backup and restore files as well as reboot into fail safe mode Create a backup file for specific settings such as user configuration and preferences Places ACT in Fail safe mode This is required during software Reboot will reload and re initialize the system Christie CXC 223 SC See Backup Factory Defaults ser or Backup Factor Defaults Restore zZ Retrieve backup files that scripts 1292 Restore were saved on a local net work PC or restore previously saved settings Reboot using the restore button Reboot to Failsafe Reboot System Figure 3 20 Config File Management Tab Table 3 9 Summary of Config File Management Tab CONFIG FILE MANAGEMENT OPTIONS Backup Upload and Restore Rebooting to Failsafe Reboot System Factory Defaults Backing up your configuration files 1 Click the button to open the Backup window 2 Select an item to backup from the list 3 Click Backup to create and save a backup tar file for the selection The file is automatically assigned a name based on the selection
43. f the Christie ACT and is a deferred feature Figure 2 1 Ethernet The Ethernet connector is located on the back panel of the Christie ACT Figure 2 2 The Ethernet connection is capable of 10 100 Base T with 2 status LEDs NOTE Ethernet crossover cable is not required if connecting directly to a PC Pin Signal Description 1 Transmits data out Transmits data out Receives data in Not connected Receives data in 2 3 4 5 Not connected 6 7 Not connected 8 Not connected Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE i Section 2 Installation amp Setup 2 4 9 Serial Port In Out There are 4 serial ports RS232 IN female port RS232 OUT male port RS232 OUT AUDIO male port and RS422 female port NOTE Male and female port locations identified in Figure 2 14 FEMALE PORTS RS232 IN Pin 1 EXPANSION RS422 RS232 IN EXPANSION RS422 S gt Ap fp Pin 1 MALE PORTS u Zus p gt lt nn RS232 OUT GPIO RS232 OUT AUDIO a e RS232 OUT AUDI Pin 9 S232 OUT AUDIO Figure 2 14 Male and Female Port Locations RS232 The RS232 port is used to receive serial cues or send serial commands for cues The RS232 has options for which protocol to use Refer to Config Communication Tab on page 3 17 RS232 IN is typically used for incoming signals and RS232 OUT is used by Device Libraries which primarily require outgoing signals however all of the Christie ACT serial
44. he Cue and Error LEDs blink This sets serial communication to its default as indicated below NOTE Jr the buttons are released too early the cues that are associated with holding down these buttons will be triggered ese fa If you have the Web UI open and you press and hold button 1 and 8 for 5 seconds the Web UI will not refresh the values displayed on the screen You need to refresh the browser to see the update Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE Section 5 Troubleshooting 5 2 Ethernet Check the Config tab to see if the IP address matches that of Christie ACT Refer to Section 3 7 Configuring Christie ACT Make sure the Ethernet settings are valid for your site All network devices should have the same subnet mask and unique IP addresses Ensure Christie ACT is connected to the network when changing its IP address Refer to Section 2 Installation and Setup If you still have trouble establishing communications with Christie ACT contact your network administra tor 5 3 Input or Relays are Not Functioning This problem can occur if the terminal blocks have been removed and then replaced Check the terminal block connections to ensure that they are properly installed The terminal blocks are factory installed If you replaced a terminal block ensure the Input and Relay connectors are fully inserted into the mating header located on the back panel of Christie ACT 5 3 1 Terminal Block Instal
45. igned to allow combinations of basic primitive actions and cues into objects to build device interfaces Device interfaces help to manage the complexity of applications The library definitions are open allowing the system developer the ability to create their own objects or to modify existing objects These library objects can be instantiated and combined to build up solutions to complex requirements while allowing the developer the ability to manage and understand how the pieces fit together The library can define a practically unlimited number of devices Not all devices are required for any given application Libraries can be exported and appended The Editor Script tab Figure 3 12 is where the mapping of input events to output actions takes place By choosing device library interface names and device instantiation names carefully it is possible to design high level scripts that are very generic yet can be applied to many applications by choosing which devices are instantiated The default scripts provide an example of a framework that allows this flexibility The Editor Operator Buttons tab is where you create virtual buttons which are just like another button cue Users can associate cue handlers call subroutines with these buttons This makes Christie ACT extensible by essentially allowing it to support more cues than it can physically Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE j Section 3 Operation Actio
46. ion CHA IS TIE i 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 Using this Manual USERS OPERATORS This manual is intended for trained users authorized to operate electronic components within Christie ACT located in restricted area such as projection rooms in theatres SERVICE There are no serviceable parts within Christie ACT This manual contains the following sections e Introduction e 2 Installation and Setup e 3 Operation e 4 Maintenance e 5 Troubleshooting e 6 Specifications Disclaimer Every effort has been made to ensure the information in this document is accurate and reliable However due to constant research the information in this document is subject to change without notice Christie Digital Systems assumes no responsibility for omissions or inaccuracies Updates to this document are published regularly as required Please contact Christie Digital Systems for availability Typographical Notations The following notations are used throughout this manual References to specific areas of the document appear italicized and underlined When viewed online the text appears n blue indicating a direct link to that section For example Section 6 Specifications e References to other documents appear italicized and bold such as Christie User Manual e References to software menus tabs and available options appear bold such as Operator Menu Editor Script Menu and Config e User input or messages that appear on screen in status displ
47. ion is outlined in Table 3 10 Table 3 10 Options and Commands for Adding Actions Adding Actions Select LED to open the LED Configuration window LED Configuration Click the LED button to open the LED window Highlight the LED number from the drop down list 1 14 and click OK Click the State button to open the State window Highlight the State from the drop down list Off On Flash Pulse and click OK In the LED Configuration window click OK to add the action Select Christie ACT Relay option to open the Relay GH Configuration Configuration window elay Click the Relay button to open the Relay window Highlight the Relay number from the drop down list 1 14 and click OK Close Click the State button to open the State window ec PulseClose State Highlight the State from the drop down list Open Close a Se PulseOpen PulseClose and click OK If you select PulseOpen or PulseClose the Relay Configuration window appears with an area for you to type the duration in ms of the pulse The pulse duration can be 100 1000 ms 6 Inthe Relay Configuration window click OK to add the action Select GPO to open the GPO Configuration window Click the GPO button to open the GPO window i Less Highlight the GPO number from the drop down list and click ET eee OK Click the State button to open the State window Highlight the State from the drop down list Low High PulseLow and click OK If y
48. is computer program is protected by copyright law and international treaties Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this program or any portion of it may result in severe civil and criminal penalties and will be prosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law Figure 3 10 About Tab Christie ACT comes with one of two flash boards 9 1 1 or 9 1 3 The new flash board version number is 9 1 3 To determine the version number telnet into the machine and run the command cat proc hardware Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHAISTIE 3 5 User Access and Rights Section 3 Operation Accessing different Web UI tabs and functions depends on your login permission level There are five distinct password protected levels of users as identified in Table 3 1 Each progressive level of security has increased rights and the rights of previous levels Table 3 1 Permission Levels User Security Levels Administrator Service Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Access to Tabs Main Status About Main Operator Status About Main Operator Editor Status Relay Test Config All except Users About Main Operator Editor Status Relay Test Config All About Main Operator Editor Relay Test Config All About Administrator Password Any user can view basic Christie ACT status and diagnostic information Operators can view additional operator control button
49. lation l 2 Ensure the terminal block is parallel to the mating header Figure 5 1 Maintain orientation while inserting the terminal block into the header Figure 5 2 NOTE Do not insert the terminal block at an extreme angle This will damage the header causing the pins to be pushed back into the header Continue to push the terminal block until it is fully seated in the header Figure 5 3 NOTE Do not rock the terminal block from side to side while inserting it into the header Figure 5 1 Terminal Block Figure 5 2 Maintain Figure 5 3 Terminal Block Fully Parallel to Header Orientation Seated into the Header Christie ACT User Manual 5 3 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHRISTIE 6 Specifications This section provides detailed Christie ACT specifications including e 6 1 Performance e 6 2 Power e 6 3 Electrical Interface e 6 4 Physical I O Connectors e 6 5 Buzzer 6 6 USB e 6 7 GPIO s 6 8 Regulatory Christie ACT User Manual 6 1 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHRISTIE Section 6 Specifications 6 1 Performance 6 1 1 Operating Environment Parameter Min Nom Max Unit Temperature 35 C Humidity Standard non condensing 80 Altitude 3000 Meters 6 1 2 Input Output Response Parameters Parameter Symbol Min Nom Max Unit Maximum input rate fUAX l Hz Minimum hold time Timia 10 msec Maximum latency for input trigger Ty ay 50 msec to output response Adjustable pulsed outpu
50. le or Configuration disable the SNMP network management system Click Apply to apply any changes SNMP V2 Simple Network Management Protocol version 2 Management IP The IP address of the SNMP Manager IP Address IP Address Christie ACT s current IP address To change it type a unique IP address and click the Apply button For default factory settings refer to Section 1 2 2 Ethernet Settings Net Mask For default factory settings refer to Section 1 2 2 Ethernet Settings Gateway Apply Button Click to apply any IP address changes Christie ACT User Manual 3 15 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation Config Users Tab CHAISTIE The Config Users tab provides options for the management of users passwords and user access rights Depending on your login level you can manage users having the same or fewer access rights than yourself CHRISTIE Ei accom geen Users Permission Level Operator Login nmo M service Bes Cro Queen Figure 3 18 Config Users Tab To configure settings for users that will have access to Christie ACT refer to Table 3 7 for options and instructions NOTES 1 Do not use capitalization for usernames or passwords If Capitalization is used for the username or password Christie ACT will automatically convert it to lower case 2 Usernames can be a minimum of 4 and maximum of 32 characters Passwords can be a minimum of 4 and maximum of 128 Characters Table 3 7 Config
51. llation 2 5 1 Rack Mount Installation 2 10 Before installing Christie ACT in a rack mount the following should be considered Elevated Operation Ambient Reduce Air Flow Mechanical Loading Circuit Overloading Reliable Earthing If installed in a closed or multi unit rack assembly the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than room ambient therefore consideration should be given to installing the equipment in an environment compatible with the maximum ambient temperature ThermoMechanical Analysis specified by the manufacturer Installation of the equipment in a rack should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation of the equipment is not compromised Mounting of the equipment in the rack should be such that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven mechanical loading Consideration should be given to the supply circuit equipment and the effect that overloading of the circuits might have on overcurrent protection and supply wiring Appropriate equipment nameplate ratings should be used when addressing this concern Reliable earthing of rack mounted equipment should be maintained Particular attention should be given to supply connections other than direct connections to the branch circuit e g use of power strips Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE i Section 2 Installation amp Setup 2 5 2 2 6 2 6 1 Ins
52. logging from the displayed tab Options are Minimal Normal Debug Default is ormal Select the date from the displayed calendar Enter the hours minutes and seconds NOTE fthe 24 Hour Time option is check marked the Select a Time window will not display the AM PM selection on In 24 Hour Time click to add a checkmark to display time in a 24 hour format or AM PM format figuration Select your time zone from the list of world time zones efault This can be toggled without requiring re con Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE i Section 3 Operation Config Network Tab The Config Network tab is used to define or change the Ethernet settings for Christie ACT CHRISTIE Ei wo Ge Identification IP Address BS 192 168 231 190 Create Domain gt 255 255 22 Ethernet Remote Access Control 192 168 228 Ca SH rm SNMP Configuration am L Con La 192 j 168 if 229 WOH Figure 3 17 Config Network Tab Table 3 6 Summary of Config Network Tab CONFIG NETWORK TAB OPTIONS Identification Name for the device Assign the device to a device group by selecting a group from the displayed list Ethernet Level Restrict Ethernet access to Christie ACT Options include No Access Login Required Remote Access and Free Access Default is Login Required Control SNMP On Off Gives network managers access to manage the network Select On or Off to enab
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54. ndicates it is powered and started up 2 Check the status of the LEDs on Christie ACT If there is no activity READY not lit then check the wall circuit breaker to see if it s ON 3 Isthere a problem with the wall circuit breaker tripping OFF Have a certified electrician investigate any electrical problem 4 Ifplugged into the AC convenience outlet inside a pedestal make sure the corresponding breaker labeled Internal is ON This breaker is located on the side of the operator s side of the pedestal If Christie ACT Loses AC Power Christie ACT DOES NOT have an internal battery to keep it running during a power interruption If AC power is interrupted Christie ACT will abort the ongoing program and will reset to an OnDeviceStartup condition This system will re initialize and all unsaved data will be lost Manually Resetting Christie ACT This is accomplished by holding down buttons 1 and 5 together for 5 seconds The CUE READY ERROR lights will flash ON when the reset has been triggered The reset stops the Christie ACT engine reloads all scripts devices scripts libraries and buttons starts the engine and then calls any user defined OnUserReset actions defined in the Editor Scripts tab Manually Resetting RS 232 IN Port If you cannot connect to Christie ACT through Kore Librarian or HyperTerminal and you do now know the IP address press and hold buttons 1 and 8 on Christie ACT for 5 seconds or until t
55. ns An action is a command that is executed by Christie ACT For example turning LED 1 ON Actions are output events that Christie ACT sends to external devices Actions Action Options LED On Off Pulse Flash Relay Open Close Pulse Open Pulse Close GPO Low High Pulse Low Serial Port Signal Termination Character Ethernet IP Port Signal Termination Character Buzzer Time in msec Wait Time in msec SET Name Value IF Condition True Actions False Actions WHILE Condition Loop Actions CALL Subroutine The serial ports addressed in the scripts are as follows Serial Ports l RS232 IN 2 RS232 OUT 3 RS422 4 RS232 Audio Cues Actions sent from external devices to the Christie ACT which Christie ACT will then activate an action on Cue Cue Options Button Click Hold Input OFFtoON ONtoOFF PulseON PulseOFF GPI LowToHigh HighToLow PulseHigh PulseLow Time Time of day with Start Date End Date Days of Week Selection Ethernet Signal to match Serial Port Signal to match Christie ACT User Manual 3 9 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation CH IS TIE j 3 6 2 The Editor Tab 3 10 The Editor tab provides four sub tabs My Devices Script Library and Operator Buttons for developing the functionality to automate the device s that are connected to Christie ACT The Editor My Devices sub tab enables you to create unique devices to be used in scripts The Editor Script tab enables you to manage and configure scripts The E
56. ocess a status message will show the progress of the operation 10 When the upgrade is complete click Reboot to restart Christie ACT Christie ACT User Manual 3 19 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation 3 9 3 9 1 Using Christie ACT CHAISTIE This section contains instructions on how to use the Christie ACT web browser interface to enter and manipulate data within Christie ACT You must have the proper permission level to perform these Christie ACT operations Warning 1 DO NOT save a script during a show Saving a script resets Christie ACT script management engine If Christie ACT is in the middle of running a script and another script is saved the current active script will be interrupted 2 DO NOT change or save scripts during a show e 3 9 1 Creating a Library 3 9 2 Adding a Subroutine to a Script or Library e 3 9 3 Adding an Action to a Script or Library 3 9 4 Adding a Device to MyDevices 3 9 5 Adding a Cue to a Script or Library 3 9 6 Adding an Operator Button 3 9 7 Adding a Property to a Library 3 9 8 Editing a Device 3 9 9 Editing a Script 3 9 10 Aborting a Script in Progress 3 9 11 Deleting a Property Creating a Library l Select the Editor Library tab 2 Click Add Device Type 3 Type the name of the library in the Your Device Name window 4 Click OK to add the name to the Library Items list 3 9 2 Adding a Subroutine to a Script or Library 3 20 A subroutine can be added
57. other projectors connect a standard CATS Ethernet cable between your Ethernet controller or switches and the Ethernet port on the Christie ACT back panel Refer to Figure 2 2 for the location of the ethernet port NOTES 1 Ethernet crossover cable is not required if connecting directly to a PC 2 Downloading new software to Christie ACT via Ethernet is supported To use a specific static IP address for Christie ACT you can set this address refer to Config Network Tab on page 3 15 or via an ASCII serial command For more information on determining and configuring the IP Address refer to e Section Determine the IP Address Using the Serial Port on page 1 3 e Section Configure the IP Address Using the Serial Port on page 1 4 Christie ACT User Manual 2 11 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 2 Installation amp Setup CH IS TIE 2 6 2 2 6 3 2 12 RS232 Serial Communications From most computers connect a standard RS232 serial communication cable between the computer and Christie ACT serial port labeled RS232 IN Then ensure that Christie ACT baud rate matches that of your computer To change the baud rate refer to Config Communication Tab on page 3 17 For additional information concerning the serial ports refer to Section 2 4 9 Serial Port In Out NOTE There are three RS232 ports RS232 In RS232 Out RS232 Out audio RS422 Serial Communications Tlel Do not use an RS422 port unless you are using equipment wi
58. ou select PulseLow the GPO Configuration window appears with an area for you to type the duration in ms of the pulse The pulse duration can be 100 1000 ms 6 Inthe GPO Configuration window click OK to add action to Christie ACT 3 22 Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHAISTIE Adding Actions Serial Select Serial to open the Serial Msg window Click the Ports button to open the Ports window Highlight the Port number RS232 IN RS232 OUT RS422 RS422 Out Audio from the drop down list and click OK In the Serial Msg Configuration window type the signal Click the Termination character button to open the Termination character window Highlight the Termination character none lt CR gt lt LF gt lt CR gt lt LF gt from the drop down list and click OK In the Serial Msg window click OK to add action to Christie ACT Ethernet a ne gt Select Ethernet to open the Ethernet Msg window From the Ethernet Msg window type the IP Port Signal and Termination character information Click OK to add action to Christie ACT Select Buzzer to open the Buzzer Time window Type the buzzer time duration in ms Click OK to add action to Christie ACT Select Wait to open the Wait Time window Type the wait time duration in ms Click OK to add action to Christie ACT Select Set to open the Set Property window Type the Name and Value of action These can be any variable
59. ow appears Append Library allows you to append a device library to the entire library of devices Export Entire Library allows you to export the entire library Export Selected Device Type allows you to export a single device type Highlight the library device you want to export Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Gite IS TIE j Section 3 Operation Editor Operator Buttons Tab The Editor Operator Buttons tab allows you to create virtual buttons Each button is associated with a subroutine which essentially allows Christie ACT to support more cues then it can physically Once a button is created it is displayed to the Operator tab Refer to Section 3 4 2 Operator Tab CHRISTIE SEH Res Select to create gt Add Button Operator Buttons a button Power ON CALL MyProjector PowerOn LampON CALL MyProjector LampOn ope Buton Figure 3 14 Editor Operator Buttons Virtual Buttons 1 Click Add Button The Operator Button window opens 2 Type the name of the new button 3 Click the subroutine button and select a Subroutine from the list 3 6 3 Relay Test Tab The Relay Test tab allows you to toggle the relay states Pt ALTE ae 192 168 231 190 aaa f 12 04 21 FZ operator Editor status Relay Test Config About 1 Amp RelaysStatus 1 Amp Relays Status Click Open to open th ACD oven ees Click Close to close Open Close oren Open Close open a E Open Gee
60. pt Cues Adding Script Cues Options and Commands Button 1 Highlight the button number from the drop down list numbered 1 8 and click OK 2 Highlight the state from the State drop down list Click Hold and click OK 3 28 Button Configuration ACT BTN_1Click12470880 Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHAISTIE Adding Script Cues Options and Commands Select the inputs number from the drop down list numbered 1 16 and click OK Select the state from the State drop down list OFFtoON ONtoOFF PulseON PulseOFF and click OK Select the GPI number from the drop down list numbered 1 7 and click OK Select the state from the State drop down list Low ToHigh HighToLow PulseHigh PulseLow and click OK Only pulses greater than 15 ms will be detected Pulses less than 15 ms in duration are considered to be noise Click the Start Date button to open the Select a Date window Select a date Click the Time of Event button to open the Select a Time window Enter the duration using the arrow buttons to scroll through the times Click OK Select the days of the week by clicking to add a checkmark you can check more than one Click the End Date button to open the Select a Date window Select a date Click OK Ethernet 1 Enter the signal in the Signal text region 2 Click OK Serial 1 Select the Port number from the drop down list RS232 IN RS232 OUT RS422 RS232 OU
61. re 192 168 0 1 is replaced with the Gateway to be set Ethernet Settings At manufacture the following Ethernet settings were defined for Christie ACT Table 1 3 Ethernet Settings Default Gateway 192 168 10 1 n a Default IP Address 192 168 1 89 NOTE Christie ACT listens for incoming TCP IP ethernet cues on port 6001 Christie ACT Overview Christie ACT incorporates two basic user interface systems a control interface and a web user interface e Control Interface 8 programmable buttons on the front panel of the unit that trigger a single isolated event or initiate the start of a programmed sequence The web user interface a web based interface served internally by Christie ACT and displayed in a web browser over a local area Ethernet network The web user interface is a full function setup and diagnostic tool that can be used for setup configuration of scripts defining button functions and creating event sequences CHRISTIE AUTOMATION CONTROLLER ACT CUE READY ERROR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 J HEHE HEHE o Figure 1 1 Christie ACT Front Panel n ZS D m oO D ce n S 6 S G S Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE Section 1 Introduction 1 3 1 1 3 2 1 3 3 RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS Ge CHRISTEN mons st Max 200 dk IN dk RS422 100 240VAC AP OUT gt on 50 60Hz ET
62. s Advanced Operators cannot access the Config Users tab This can include defining new Ethernet settings IP network address NOTE Administrators can add users and set user access rights from its level and below only Installers and other service personnel can access additional tabs This allows them to define remote access rights and the ability to add administrators 3 7 Section 3 Operation CHA IS TIE 3 6 3 6 1 3 8 Advanced Operation and Configuration To perform the more advanced operations that are documented in this section you must have administrative privileges to Christie ACT Refer to Section 3 8 Upgrading Christie ACT Software for details The Christie ACT Design Concept Christie ACT is designed to give the application developer or system integrator freedom to configure the automation as required for the installation Christie ACT can be configured to run independently or require user intervention to initiate actions This is up to the design choices of the application developer The system integrator is given the ability to build and manage applications whether simple or complex via the Editor tab The Editor My Devices tab is where the integrator chooses which devices are to be used for a given application Devices are created in the Editor Library tab The Editor Library tab Figure 3 13 encapsulates device interfaces or other concepts into objects with simple named interfaces The interface is des
63. t Ta 20 1000 msec Tolerance on pulsed output Tiol 2 msec 6 2 Power 6 2 ACT RS232 IN EXPANSION ETHERNET 10 100 INPUTS Max 30V HIGH gt 3V LOW lt 1V 123 45 6 7 8 L 2 gt Lo RS232 OUT RS232 OUT AUDIO 123 45 67 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS Normally Open 1 AMP 8 AMPS CHAISTIE 12345 67 8 12345 67 8 9 1011129 13 2 14 9 101112 5 13 14 100 240VAC 50 60Hz 1 AMP Parameter Symbol Min Nom Max Unit Input AC voltage K 85 264 V Input frequency E 47 63 Hz Hold up time Thold up 20 msec Input current Li l A Output voltage 12V 2 W Nun 1 12 13 V Reset able fuse rating continuous lovL 0 2 A Parameter Symbol Min Nom Max Unit Output voltage 12V 2 W Vu2 1 12 13 V Reset able fuse rating continuous lovr2 0 2 A Output voltage 5V 2 W Vu 4 5 5 5 5 V Reset able fuse rating continuous lovi3 0 5 A Output voltage 5V 2 W Vu4 4 5 3 5 5 V Reset able fuse rating continuous IovL4 0 5 A Power isolation voltage Nisa 1000 V Wire size accept Clip terminals Gauge 28 16 AWG Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE j Section 6 Specifications 6 3 Electrical Interface 6 3 1 Inputs RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS e INPUTS Max 30V CHAISTIE HIGH gt SC LOW lt V kes Open 1 AMP I ACT RS232 IN EXPANSION 8 AMPS 240VAC Max 1 234567 8 9 10 111213 1
64. talling Christie ACT in a Rack Mount 1 Insert the rear of Christie ACT into the open area of the rack 2 Secure Christie ACT mounting ears to the rack frame using 4 screws CP 2000 Installation Preparation for CP2000 Installation 1 Unlock and open the CP2000 pedestal doors Figure 2 15 2 Remove the 2 rack protector posts from the rear of the CP2000 pedestal Figure 2 15 Unlock and Open The screws are accessed from inside the pedestal Pedestal Doors 3 Remove 2 security plates to create a 2RU opening for Christie ACT Ped estal Installation Rack Protector Posts Security Plates 1 Remove rack protectors 2 and security plates 2 2 Insert the rear of Christie ACT into the open area of the pedestal so that the front of Christie ACT is visible 2 nuts inside s m ee 3 Secure Christie ACT mounting points to the frame using 4 Screws 4 Re install the 2 rack protector posts Figure 2 16 Remove Rack Protectors Close and lock the pedestal doors 2 and Remove Security Plates 2 Communications Setup There are several communication methods available to access Christie ACT An ethernet connection via the web interface is the recommended method of configuration Refer to Section 3 Operation NOTE A configured IP address is required The default address 192 168 1 89 Ethernet Communications To add Christie ACT to an Ethernet network with other equipment such as controllers and
65. terfacing a wide range of external input and output devices to Christie ACT often so that an event on one device automatically triggers an event on the other The GPIO pins 2 to 4 and pins 6 to 9 are for general purpose which are configured for input or output Refer to the Config Communication Tab on page 3 17 Each GPIO pin can be set to input or output but is not isolated Power provided is 12V which is rated for 200 mA Refer to Section 6 Specifications for more information GPIO Features e Configurable inputs outputs for signalling between devices e Easy integration within an established control system e Ability to trigger user configurable script actions on input events RELAY OUTPUTS RELAYS INPUTS Max 30V Normally Open 1 AMP 8 AMPS CH 1S TIE HIGH gt 3V LOW lt 1V DE Max Zeen GH POWER RS232 IN EXPANSION 1 23456 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 EN EEN 12345678 m m 100 240VAC CS oooh EC 1 AMP ETHERNET 10 100 Br RS232 OUT GPIO 9 10 11 12 8 13 8 14 el SHARED WITH 3 3 Figure 2 9 GPIO 2 6 Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CH IS TIE Section 2 Installation amp Setup Pin Signal Name Direction 1 12V O 2 GPIO 2 I O 3 GPIO 4 I O 4 GPIO 6 I O 5 Ground 6 GPIO 1 I O 7 GPIO 3 I O 8 GPIO 5 I O 9 GPIO 7 I O USER CHRISTIE ACT USER CHRISTIE ACT 3 3V 3 3V R 10K ohms PIN 2 4 6 9 ON DB9 PIN 2 4 6 9 ON DB9 R 10K ohms GND PIN
66. th RS422 capability The voltage levels of this signal can damage incompatible equipment Some computers can provide RS422 serial communications often through a plug in adapter or external converter rather than the more common RS232 standard RS422 communication has differential transmits and receives and is generally better suited for longer distances than RS232 communication NOTE RS422 is NOT compatible with RS232 Connecting an RS232 compatible PC to RS422 can damage the equipment at either end RS232 IN EXPANSION RS422 RS232 OUT GPIO RS232 OUT Figure 2 17 Serial Communications The 9 pin RS422 connector is located on the back panel of Christie ACT refer to Figure 2 17 When using the port ensure that the baud rate matches that of your RS422 controlling device Refer to Config Communica tion Tab on page 3 17 Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHRISTIE 3 Operation This section describes the basic and advanced operation features of Christie ACT using the web user interface Web UI It includes e 3 1 Logging into Christie ACT e 3 2 Navigating the Web User Interface e 3 3 Setting Christie ACT s Configuration e 3 4 Basic Operation e 3 5 User Access and Rights e 3 6 Advanced Operation and Configuration e 3 7 Configuring Christie ACT e 3 8 Upgrading Christie ACT Software e 3 9 Using Christie ACT The Christie ACT Web UI is accessed over a local area Ethernet network The Web UI is a full f
67. unction setup and diagnostic tool that can be used for setting up Christie ACT configuring scripts defining button functions and creating event sequences Christie ACT User Manual 3 1 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 3 Operation CH IS TIE 3 1 3 2 3 2 1 3 2 Logging into Christie ACT To login to Christie ACT l Open a web browser and type the IP address assigned to your Christie ACT unit default http 192 168 1 89 The Christie ACT Login window appears NOTE Internet Explorer V6 0 has known performance issues and is not recommended to be used as the primary web browser for the Christie ACT Web UI It is recommended to use Internet Explorer V7 0 or greater or Firefox V2 0 or greater Figure 3 1 Christie ACT Login Window 2 Enter your User Name and Password both are case sensitive in the appropriate locations The default User Name is service and default Password is service 3 Click Login For information on permission levels and access privileges refer to Section 3 5 User Access and Rights Auto Login is accessed through the Christie ACT Login window Figure 3 1 When enabled by the administrator it will automatically enter the password when the username is entered For more information refer to Section_Config Users Tab on page 3 16 Navigating the Web User Interface When navigating Christie ACT in the web browser DO NOT use the browser s navigational buttons Le Back and Forward
68. unit Ensure that you are using a line cord socket and power plug that meets the appropriate local rating standards 2 Use only an AC power cord recommended by Christie Do not attempt operation if the AC supply and cord are not within the specified voltage and power range Use only the attachments and or accessories recommended by Christie Use of others may result in the risk of fire shock or personal injury Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE j Section 4 Maintenance 4 2 Maintaining Proper Cooling 4 2 1 Ventilation Mesh side grills provide ventilation Never block or cover these openings Do not install the product near a radiator or heat register or within a small enclosure Christie ACT does not contain a cooling fan or other cooling mechanism 4 2 2 Air Filter There is no air filter in the Christie ACT Christie ACT User Manual 4 3 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHRISTIE 5 Troubleshooting If Christie ACT does not appear to be operating properly note the symptoms present and use the following guide to assist you If you cannot resolve the problems yourself contact your dealer for assistance e 5 1 Power es 5 2 Ethernet e 5 3 Input or Relays are Not Functioning Christie ACT User Manual 5 1 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Section 5 Troubleshooting CHRISTIE 5 1 5 1 1 5 1 2 5 1 3 5 1 4 5 2 Power Christie ACT Will Not Start 1 Check the Ready light that i
69. uring Users Add a user and password Edit a password Editing a user s permission level Enabling and Disabling the Auto Login 3 16 See Een Procedure Click the Add button to open the Add User window Type the user name and password Click OK Select a user from the Users list Click the Password button to open the Edit Password window Type the new password Click OK Select a user from the Users list Click the Permission Level button to the right of the text region to open the Permission Level window Select the permission level from the list Click OK Click Auto Login to add a checkmark enabled The Operator Login Verification window appears Type the Username and Password of the operator Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 CHAISTIE Section 3 Operation Config Communication Tab The Config Communication tab provides the ability to configure the communication settings on Christie ACT Configure the direction of each GPIO by toggling each GPIO button between input I and output O These changes instantly change the pin configuration of the device You can also enable or disable the internal input pull up on the opto isolated inputs by checking the appropriate boxes next to the inputs Click inside a box to enter a checkmark and enable the desired input CHRISTIE XE a E G Logout Select the serial port to be configured device ACT 115 200 maximum rate GPI
70. v 1 02 2010 CHA IS TIE j Section 3 Operation 3 8 Upgrading Christie ACT Software P Upgrade Versioning The software installed on Christie ACT can be er upgraded by using the Config File Management tab You must have the required access level to upgrade Christie ACT The upgrading process may take between 7 10 minutes depending on your computer and network To upgrade Christie ACT l Login into Christie ACT using the Service log n and password 2 Goto the Config File M ttab Fi 3 20 COME EECH Figure 3 21 Upgrade Versioning Window 3 Click Reboot to Failsafe and then click Yes when you see the confirmation dialog with the following text Are you sure you want to reboot ito Failsafe The Upgrade Versioning CHRISTIE window displays as shown in Figure 3 21 NOTE Jr you try to download to an older package gege assuming you re using the new board an error should return Figure 3 22 4 Downloadthenew shar file onto your C drive from the Christie Website 5 Open a Windows Explorer window Figure 3 22 Downgrade Error 6 In the Explorer window type FTP YOUR ACT IP ADDRESS and press ENTER Figure 3 23 Enter Your Christie ACT IP Address in Windows Explorer 7 Drag and drop the upgrade file into the Explorer window 8 In the Christie ACT Upgrade Versioning window click Refresh The file that was selected appears 9 Click the file to highlight it and click Upgrade During the upgrade pr
71. vice Cues and Library actions associated with this cue will be overridden Note on using Device Cues If Cue actions are only defined in the Library tab Functional Device Cues the Library actions will execute If Cue actions are only defined in the Scripts tab the Script actions will execute If Cue actions are defined in both the Script and Device tabs only the Script actions will execute A pop up dialog will display asking that you confirm overriding the library actions with the Script cue 3 9 6 Adding an Operator Button Select Editor Operator Button tab Click Add to open the Operator Button window Type the Name and click the Subroutine button to open a list of Subroutine options Click OK to accept the highlighted subroutine In the Operator Button window click OK to add your button to the Virtual Buttons list 2 SY SS 3 9 7 Adding a Property to a Library To add a property you must have a library item Refer to Section 3 9 1 Creating a Library 1 Select the Editor Library tab Highlight a library from the Device Types list Click Add Property to open the Add Property window Type the Name and Value properties a oe ae Click OK to add the property to the Library items 3 9 8 Editing a Device 1 Select the Editor MyDevices tab 2 Select the device name in the MyDevices list 3 Click the Edit button 4 The Your Device Name window appears 5 Type the new device name 6 Click OK Christie ACT Us
72. w Control Section 3 Operation Library Name Subroutine Options Cue Definitions Sample START START FLAT START SCOPE START 3D FLAT START 3D SCOPE FEATURE CREDITS END CUE 1 CUE 2 PROJECTOR WAKE PROJECTOR SLEEP Table 3 15 ACT Library Structure Factory Defaults CUE LIBRARIES CUE DEFINITIONS DEVICE LIBRARIES BASE LIBRARIES Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 OnDeviceStartup Fire Marshall Check Safety Status gt Le ACT Buttons Button Definitions Sample1 Cues Cue Library Ethernet Christie Cue Library Serial Christie Show Control Cue Definitions Sample1 Projector DLP2K Christie CP2000 Server D cinema player Dolby DSS100 serial D cinema player DoReMi DCP2000 Ethernet API D cinema player DoReMi DCP2000 GPIO Only D cinema player GDC SA2100 Ethernet Audio Processor Dolby Cp650 Processor DTS XD10P Processor Relay Only Processor UltraStereo JSD 80 Video Scaler Christie Cine IPM 2K Ethernet Scaler Christie Cine IPM 2K RS232 Serial Scaler Christie Cine IPM 2K RS422 Serial Scaler Gefen AV Cinema Pro 1 fe Base Library Status Buzzer Christie Base Library R1 R12 Christie Base Library R13 R14 Christie Base Library Status LEDs Christie 3 27 CHRISTIE Section 3 Operation 3 9 4 Adding a Device to MyDevices 1 Select the Editor My Devic
73. y buttons For more information on adding or editing buttons refer to Section 3 9 6 Adding an Operator Button 3 4 3 Status Tab The Status tab provides an overall view of Christie ACT s status CHKISTIE ccm Status Summary Tab CHr STIE 192 168 251190 E WS System Log Status summary logs generated from general operation of Christie ACT Index of logs General logging of the Shows errors or status of the script parsing e upgrade 20081217 1747 log e upgrade 20081217 1823 log e upgrade 20081217 1838 log 20090702 1811 lo Soe Operator Buttons Open Curtains Turn ON Lights Figure 3 5 Operator Tab Figure 3 6 Status Summary Tab CHRISTIE Select to initiate the start of a programmed sequence This tab provides status information about Christie ACT s log files Figure 3 6 Returns the list of logs Refreshes the current log Christie ACT User Manual 020 100129 05 Rev 1 02 2010 Gite IS TIE i Section 3 Operation Status State Summary Tab The Status State Summary tab provides a list of system and device properties created by the script 8 Logout la AS A 192 168 231 190 aaa H 15 05 06 Properties Refresh the state summary SYS BIN 2 UP SS UP IP SYS BIN 5 UP HE SYS BIN 7 UP SYS BIN 8 UP SYS RELAY 1 OPEN E SYS RFTAY D EN el IR State Summary Execution Summary interrogator Figure 3 7 Status

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