Adaptive Sound Technologies Car Speaker 9000 User's Manual
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1. Installation Environmental requirements Care must be taken to observe these considerations when selecting a location for the sign e These signs are for indoor use only and should not be continuously exposed to direct sunlight e These signs should only be used in an environment where the temperature is between 0 and 50 degrees Celsius 32 to 122 F e These signs should only be used in an environment where the humidity non condensing does not exceed 95 e For installation there must be at least 1 2 5 cm clearance on each end of the case and at least 2 5 1 cm clearance above the case Reducing electrical noise These procedures are recommended to decrease the amount of electrical emissions and noise with the AlphaPremiere 9000 signs e Asign should be connected to its own branch circuit e The input power source should be protected by a circuit breaker rated at no more than 20 amperes with no more than 4 signs connected together through a single circuit breaker e Incoming power to a sign should be routed on a path separate from a sign s serial communication wires Do NOT run the power and communication wires in the same conduit e Where power and serial communications wires must cross the intersection should be perpendicular e All serial communication wires should be shielded The shield should only be connected to ground at the RS485 converter box Checking speaker volume Before mounting the sign2. 0 RS485 ECHO ENABLED 1 RS485 echo is useful when connecting multiple signs together because it can eliminate the need to use a Converter Box To next sign lt To RS485 RJ11 jack RS485 echo Modular Network Adapter RS485 cable DISABLED pn 4331 0602 pn 1088 8000 for other signs on the network lt lt To RS485 RJ11 jack RS485 echo A ace lt lt To RS485 RJ11 jack for this first sign in lt To RS232 RJ11 jack RS232 adapter the network pn 4370 0001C for 25 pin COM port pn 1088 9108 for 9 pin COM port RS232 cable pn 1088 8625 for 25 foot cable pn 1088 8627 for 50 foot cable i PC running messaging software 1 lf greater than 50 feet a Converter Box must p like AlphaNET plus for Windows software Maximum 50 feet from PC to sign be used See Network Configurations manual for details Speaker volume control The AlphaPremiere 9000 sign has two internally mounted speakers in the right end cap Audio volume can be raised or lowered e temporarily by using the IR remote control the U key raises volume the D key lowers it or e permanently by changing an internal master volume dial see below NOTE Also the duration and number of repetitions of audio tones can be set using AlphaNET plus software Refer to the S
3. 2400 0 1 0 4800 1 1 0 9600 0 0 1 19200 1 0 1 125 7D 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 38400 0 1 1 126 TE 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 9600 1 1 1 127 7F 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RS485 echo See page 8 6 Data format 8 Disable RS485 echo default 0 8N1 8 data bits no parity 1 stop bit default 0 Enable RS485 echo 1 7E2 7 data bits even parity 2 stop bits 1 Note For Ethernet when you change the Data format using DIP switches Ih remote asanla 7 a similar change must be made to the Data format of the internal Ethernet IR remote control can be used to change 4 card See Setting Baud rate and Data format on an Ethernet equipped a Sign s parameters default sign on page 19 IR remote control can not be used to change a sign s parameters i _ Diagnostic Description 9 10 Run normal Normal messagin Demonstration messages 9 messages default enabled ging 0 0 Enable demo messages default 0 Test pattern Test for unlit LEDs 0 Disable demo messages l LED testmode TestfordimLeDs 0 1 Serial Contact Adaptive Memory clear 10 troubleshooting Technical Support Do not clear messages at power up 0 default Clear all messages at power up 1 RS485 echo default RS485 ECHO DISABLED When RS485 echo is enabled then incoming data from either RS232 or Ethernet is echoed or sent out the RS485 jack ON gt DIP switch 2 DIP switch 1 r use switch 6 RS485 echo 6 RS485 ECHO DISABLED default
4. Aux 5 RXD 6 TXD CJ RS232 Aux Rrsassq Only use a stereo plug to connect external speakers Using a mono plug may damage the sign A stereo jack will have two bands A mono jack will only have one band Using the IR remote control The IR remote control is used to set up and test an AlphaPremiere sign However messages cannot be programmed into an AlphaPremiere sign using the remote control Most of the keys on the IR remote control are not usable with an AlphaPremiere sign The illustration below shows the remote control keys that can be used TURN SIGN ON OFF Hold down the FCN key and then press the PROGRAM key PROGRAM MODE FONT RUN PROGRAM RUN Used to access the sign s Press to exit the PROGRAM menu PROGRAM menu which can be used to set the time date etc SOUND VOLUME Use the U and D keys to raise or lower the sign s speaker volume See page 13 E ci a Gi ii D E lt F i i 1i E E i i U i i E a 2 S 3 E 1 6 A K P U RS Z 5 W Ne 5 E E E a RETURN Used to choose or to set a menu option SELECT Used to choose a menu option ALEK c m a G H EHD H 12 Setting time Setting date When you press this You ll see this on the sign PROGRAM URN OFF RUN DEMO TIME y Then k
5. Existe el peligro de explosi n si la bater a se reemplaza incorrectamente Reempl cela s lo con el mismo tipo de bater a o uno equivalente recomendado por el fabricante Deseche las bater as usadas de acuerdo con las instrucciones del fabricante A AVERTISSEMENT Il y a danger d explosion s il y a un remplacement incorrect de la batterie Remplacer uniquement avec une batterie du m me type recommand par le fabricant Mettre au rebut les batteries usag es conform ment aux instructions du fabricant A WARNUNG Bei einem nicht vorschriftsgem en Austausch der Batterie besteht Explosionsgefahr Nur durch eine Batterie des gleichen oder eines gleichwertigen vom Hersteller empfohlenen Typs ersetzen Gebrauchte Batterien gem Herstelleranweisung entsorgen Sign configuration Before installing a sign you may want to change one or more of the sign s default settings by changing settings on DIP switches inside the sign To access and change DIP switches follow these steps Setting DIP switches 1 Remove power from the sign 2 Ifthe sign is mounted remove it and place the sign on a flat surface before removing the end cap 3 Remove the two 2 screws from the end cap located on the right side of the sign ON gt DIP switch 2 Use a small screwdriver to move each DIP switch DIP switch 1 End cap screws rw 4 See the pages following to make
6. Mode 66 Flush Mode 66 Change Setup 8 Server configuration 1 Channel 1 configuration 7 Factory defaults 8 Exit without save 9 Save and exit Your choice Setting Baud rate and Data format on an Ethernet equipped sign On signs that are Ethernet equipped the Baud rate and Data format of the sign s internal Ethernet card must be identical to the Baud rate and Data format of e the sign s internal DIP switches See Sign configuration on page 6 e the computer that is running the messaging software used to send messages to the sign To change the Baud rate and Data format of the sign s internal Ethernet card follow these steps 1 Using the Configuration Utility software supplied with the sign select Telnet to Device The current Baud rate Data format called I F Mode and other communication parameters will be displayed Parameters of the sign s internal Ethernet card e Baudrate 9600 Factory setting Can be changed a e F Mode see table below This is a hexadecimal plete number 4C in this example that sets the network Enter lb Adios 1067 1221 type RS232 internal to the sign number of data bits 7 8 parity None Odd Even and number of stop Port 2999 z bits 1 2 Data format F Mode table Binary Code Option 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 u
7. changes in these functions e EOL termination e Baud rate e RS485 echo e IR remote disable e Demonstration messages e Memory clear e Serial address e Data format e Diagnostics 5 After making the appropriate DIP switch changes re attach the end cap Tighten the end cap screws to 14 Ib in 1 58 Nm Bank 1 and Bank 2 DIP switches Switches 9 10 Diagnostics Switch 8 Data format DIP switch 2 Switches 1 through 7 Serial address in binary format Switch 1 LSB Least Significant Bit Fa oI Switch 10 Memory clear Switch 7 MSB Most Significant Bit ai Switch 9 Demonstration messages DIP switch 1 m Switch 7 IR Remote disabled itc e Switch 6 RS485 echo See page 8 Pies Switches 3 4 5 Baud rates m Switches 1 2 EOL termination Bank 1 DIP switches Bank 2 DIP switches EOL termination 1 2 Serial Address address 0 default Set end of line termination off 0 0 LSB Least Significant Bit MSB Most Significant Bit default Dec Hex 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Set end of line terminationon 1 1 LSB MSB 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Baud rate 3 4 5 01 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9600 default 0 0 0 7 02 0 1 0100 0 0 1200 1 0 0 3 03 1 7 or fo yotfoatloa
8. product innovation spedi cations in this manual are subject to change without notice Revision date 10 25 2001 9711 42010 Controls and indicators Standard Configuration RS232 Aux RS485 A There are two available configurat A Power supply plug ions for communication Optional Ethernet Configuration B RS232 status LEDs label C RS8232 status LEDs D RS232 RJ11 jack E RS485 RJ11 jack F RS485 status LED G IR remote sensor H Speaker out jack I Sign reset J RS485 status LEDs label G IR remote sensor 10 Base T 5 FAULT 6 RXD TXD 7 ACTIVITY 4 8 LINK 100 a 8 10 BaseT RS485 4 N 10014 1 2 Spkr Out Sign Reset RS485 1 Pwr Micro 2 RXD 3 FlashProg 4 TXD K Ethern LEDs L Ethe 5 M Ethern LEDs N Ethern jack et status abel net reset et status et RJ45 Item Name Description The plug on the power supply cord serves as the disconnect device for this display During mounting and installation of the display make sure that the electrical power socket outlet is easily accessible and that it is located close by the display Frangais La fiche du cordon d alimentation sert de dispositif de d branchement pour cet affichage Lors du montage et de l insta
9. screw to 14 Ib in 1 58 Nm 6 Fasten each mounting bracket to the counter Connection material not supplied 23 Checkout procedure After installing a sign according to the previous sections make sure the unit is installed properly by applying power to it Information similar to the following should be displayed on the sign 9000 SERIES 9200 RED n ERIAL ADDRESS 00 HEX SERIAL DATA 9600 8nl RS485 DISABLE INFRARED ENABLED SPEAKER VOLUME XXXX PERF REV 11040001B v01 04 N FPGA REV 26111401 V1 4 RAM 1 RAM 128K 10 48 AM FRI FEB 23 2001 FLASH OK Service and maintenance Firmware updates The internal program or firmware also referred to as flash EPROM that runs an AlphaPremiere sign may need to be updated from time to time To find out the availability of any updates check this web page http www adaptivedisplays com support htm Routine cleaning When cleaning the case is necessary use a soft lint free cotton cloth such as a pre washed cotton diaper with mild soap and water Two drops of soap per quart of water is adequate Alcohol and cleaners with alcohol or any other strong solvent are not recommended If the front lens becomes dusty use a vacuum cleaner that has a soft brush on an extension wand 24
10. the sign is being mounted Do NOT install directly to drywall plasterboard or other fragile support e Fasteners for ceiling mounting brackets must be appropriate for the type of construction and material to which the sign will be mounted e Each of the fasteners must be capable of supporting four 4 times the weight of the sign e Asign must be attached to an overhead support capable of supporting four 4 times the weight of the sign e For adequate ventilation allow at least 1 inch 2 54 cm clearance all around the sign Directions 1 Disconnect power from the sign 2 Remove the upper screw from each end cap Slip the bottom of one hook support into the grooves between the tops of each end cap and the main housing 2 Hook support Remove top end cap oe screw and slip the hook support into groove a N 1 1 Ss Ao ASS Remove top end cap screw and slip the hook support into groove a 3 Replace each end cap screw Make sure that the screw has gone through the hook support Tighten screw to 14 lb in 1 58 Nm 4 Mount ceiling attachments not supplied Attach hook supports to ceiling attachments Connection material not supplied 22 Counter mounting instructions Guidelines Counter mounting brackets are supplied with the sign Fasteners to attach the mounting brackets to the sign are supplied However fasteners to attach the mount
11. you should check the volume setting of the speakers as described in Speaker volume control on page 9 Wall mounting instructions Guidelines Wall mounting brackets are provided with the sign Fasteners are supplied to attach the brackets to the sign However fasteners to attach the sign to a wall are not supplied The specific type of fastener needed depends on the physical characteristics of the wall e g concrete brick wood to which the sign is being mounted Do NOT install directly to drywall plasterboard or other fragile supports e Fasteners for wall mounting brackets must be appropriate for the type of wall to which the sign will be mounted e Each one of the fasteners must be capable of supporting four 4 times the weight of the sign e Asign must be attached to a wall or to a wall mounted support system capable of bearing at least four 4 times the weight of the sign Directions 1 Disconnect power from the sign 2 Remove the two screws from each end cap NOTE There are speaker wires behind the right end cap so be careful to keep one hand on the end cap continuing to hold it in place after removing the screws Pull the end caps away slowly so you don t accidentally snag the wiring or damage other components near the cap 20 3 When the end caps have been removed place each sliding bracket into the channel in the back of the sign Use two 2 Keps fasteners to attach a mounting bracket to each sli
12. Q AlphaPremiere 9000 Series Sign AL AL TIVE Installation Instructions Go to http www adaptivedisplays com support premiere for the latest information Contents Introduction antroduenon AlphaPremiere 9000 series signs are indoor four line full matrix Messaging software options LED displays These signs can display both text and graphics and can be Melatgg a networked together Two speakers are built into the sign s right end cap Controls and indicators External status LEDs monitor all communication data and provide Technical specifications self diagnostic capability Sign specifications Temperature protection Messaging software options EMI compliance oe re fae oes ae eae aa Safety information To display text and graphics on an AlphaPremiere sign some type of messaging software is required to create and to send messages The Internal battery replacement following options are available Sign configuration e AlphaNET plus for Windows software Setting DIP switches e Alpha Messaging software Speaker volume control Using the IR remote control e Smart Alec software Setting time e Alpha ActiveX Marquee Control software Setting date Custom messaging software created using the Alpha sign communications protocol Clearing memory Test menu Setting sound volume Related documentation Most of the following documents are available at the Adaptive web site Instal
13. are NOTE You can not use the IR remote to program messages Item Part Description A Ethernet cabling not supplied B Ethernet card for PC not supplied 16 Setting a sign s TCP IP address Before you can begin to use an AlphaPremiere sign on a Ethernet network the display must be assigned a unique TCP IP address NOTE The Alpha Ethernet option inside the display is shipped with a default address of 010 11 11 1 To set a new IP address follow these steps 1 Geta unique IP address from your network administrator An example of an IP address is 10 67 12 21 2 Write down the 6 digit Ethernet address found on the Ethernet option label the back of your sign For example the Ethernet address for the following label is 00 20 4A 54 09 C8 1 1 1 2 This label is onthe back 5402504 of Ethernet T equipped CO E1 11AA 36 Ethernet address lt signs MNICRO ETHERNET SA he et A x N x x File View Tools Help RE Assign IP Address Target Enter IP Address to assign decimal dot notation _ ae 10 67 12 21 Enter the IP address from step 1 y Enter the Hardware or Ethernet Address e g 00 20 44 14 01 18 Enter the Ethernet Address from step 2 0204854038 Click Set IP Address ee 4 Next select Tools gt Ping Device enter the sign s IP address and click on Ping to make certai
14. ata e LED 3 Flash Prog e LED 4 RXD Received Data G IR remote sensor Receiving window for signals from the handheld Infrared Remote Control Speaker out jack allows connecting to any self powered external speaker such as typical PC speakers H Speaker out jack NOTE A stereo plug must be used to connect external speakers Using a mono plug could damage the sign Sign reset Momentary switch allows you to cycle through power up messaging J RS485 status LEDs label Information label for RS485 LED status K Ethernet status LEDs label Information label for Ethernet LED status L Ethernet reset Momentary switch allows you to reset Ethernet hardware Ethernet communication status LEDs e LED 5 red FAULT Blinks or lights red in combination with LED 6 to indicate diagnostics and error detection Red solid and LED 6 blinking 1x EPROM checksum error 2x RAM error 3x network controller error 4x EEPROM checksum error 4 Ethernet status LEDs 5x duplicated IP address on the network non fatal error 6x software does not match hardware non fatal error Red blinking and LED 6 blinking 4x faulty network connection non fatal error 5x no DHCP response received non fatal error e LED 6 green RXD TXD Solid green indicates idle Blinking indicates transmission reception LED 7 yellow ACTIVITY Solid yellow indicates idle Blinking indicates a network connection e LED 8 green LINK Solid green indicates netw
15. auto dimming occurs This means that the LED output from the sign is forced into a reduced power mode effectively dimming the brightness of the LEDs If the temperature falls below the auto dimming threshold level then auto dimming stops and the LED brightness returns to normal level EMI compliance This equipment 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 equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with installation guidelines may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense WARNING This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures Safety information General AWARNING Internal battery replacement Possible fire hazard Always mount unit indoors Mounting the unit outdoors may cause a fire which could result in serious injury or death Hazardous voltage Contact with high voltage may cause death or serious injury Always disconnect power t
16. ding bracket Tighten the Keps fasteners to 24 Ib in 2 7 Nm Remove end cap and place sliding bracket 7 into channel f Remove end cap and place sliding bracket into channel a Keps fasteners q d Mounting bracket Tighten the Keps fasteners to 24 Ib in 2 7 Nm 4 Attach the remaining two 2 mounting brackets to a wall NOTE Do NOT install a sign directly to drywall or plasterboard NOTE No fasteners are provided for the outer set of mounting brackets The fasteners selected must be able to support four 4 times the weight of the sign 5 Mount the sign on the wall Use the supplied fasteners and cotter pins to attach the sign mounting brackets to the wall mounting brackets After the best viewing angle for the sign has been selected and cotter pins have been inserted and bent tighten the 5 16 7 94 mm fasteners to 60 Ib in 6 8 Nm 6 Replace the end caps Be careful not to pinch any internal wires or catch other components between the lip of the end cap and the housing Tighten end cap screws to 14 lb in 1 58 Nm 21 Ceiling mounting instructions Guidelines A ceiling mounting bracket is not provided with the sign Fasteners to attach the sign to a ceiling are also not supplied The specific type of fastener required will vary depending on the physical characteristics of the material e g concrete brick wood to which
17. eep pressing RETURN key until the desired hour appears ET TIME SELECT key Press RETURN key until the desired minutes appears SELECT key Press RETURN key to select either a 12 hour or a 24 hour time display format 12HR or 24HR Then press the RUN key When you press this You ll see this on the sign PROGRAM key PROGRAM SELECT key TURN OFF SELECT key RUN DEMO TIME SELECT key S TIME SELECT key S DATE RETURN key Press RETURN key until the desired month appears MONTH SELECT key a Press RETURN key until the desired date appears DATE SELECT key 3 Press RETURN key until the desired year appears TEAR SELECT key ana Press RETURN key until the desired day appears WEBPDAY Then press the RUN key Clearing memory When you press this You ll see this on the sign memory PROGRAM key PROGRA SELECT key TURN OFF SELECT key RUN DEMO TIME SELECT key S TI SELECT key SET DATE SELECT key Press RETURN to clear all the messages from the signs CLEAR MEMORY Then the sign will go blank The sign will display the information in Checkout procedure on page 24 Test menu When you press this You ll see t
18. his on the sign PROGRAM key PROGRA SELECT key TURN OFF SELECT key RUN DEMO TIME SELECT key SET TI SELECT key SET DATE SELECT key CLEAR MEMORY SELECT key TEST MENU sbi WATCHDOS test ere ings RETURN key The sign will display the Runs the WATCHDOG test information in Checkout procedure on page 24 After running the test the sign will display the messages that are programmed in it Setting sound volume When you press this You ll see this on the sign PROGRAM key PROGRA SELECT key TURN OFF SELECT key RUN DEMO TIME SELECT key SET TI SELECT key SET DATE SELECT key CLEAR MEMORY SELECT key TEST MENU RETURN key WATCHDOG SELECT key aa This is for diagnostics only Do not use this setting i SELECT key VOLUME Press the U key to turn volume up Press the D key to turn volume down The 00 shown here changes accordingly VOLUME 00 NOTE This is a temporary setting only It can be used as described in Speaker volume control on page 9 SELECT key TEST MENU RUN key The sign will display the messages that are programmed in it Networking AlphaPremiere series signs can be connected together so that messages can be sent to each of the signs on the network There are three ways to network AlphaPremiere series signs e RS232 only available with the Standard Conf
19. i Telnet 10 67 12 21 etwork RS232 00 Connect Edit Terminal Help Type Number of 7 bit 1 0 xxx Lantronix Universal Device Server Data Bits 8 bit TWH Serial Number 5462564 MAC address 66 26 4A 54 69 C8 Software Version V64 2 666968 None 0 0 Parity Even 4 Press Enter to go into Setup Mode Odd 0O 1 T bit ol xxx basic parameters Number of I Hardware Ethernet fAutodetect Stop Bits 2 bits 1 1 IP addr 616 667 612 621 no gateway set eH Channel 1 2 Baudrate 9666 I F Mode 4C Flow 66 Port 9999 Examples Remote IP Adr none Port 68008 Connect Mode C6 Disco n Mode 66 Hexa Flush Mode 66 Options Binary Code decimal Number RS232 it No panty 1 stop bit 01001100 40 Chan 8 Server configuration 1 Channel 1 configuration RS232 7 bit Even parity 1 stop bit 01111000 78 7 Factory defaults 8 Exit without save 9 Save and exit Your choice 2 Select 1 for Channel 1 Configuration Then set the various parameters as you are prompted Hardware Ethernet autodetect IP addr 616 667 612 621 no gateway set eH Channel 1 233332222 HH Baudrate 9666 I F Mode 4C Flow 66 Port 9999 Remote IP Adr none Port 66666 Connect Mode CO Disconn Mode 66 Flush Mode 66 Change Setup 6 Server configuration 1 Channel 1 configuration s 7 Factory defaults In this example the new 8 Exit without save Baud rate will be 38400 9 Save and exit Your choice 1 Baudrate 9666 38466 I F Mode 4C ff 19
20. iguration This type of sign network allows point to point communication This means that a single PC can be connected to a single sign The length of this network is limited to 50 feet e S485 available with both Standard and optional Ethernet Configurations This type of sign network permits communication to a single or to multiple signs The length of this network can be 4000 feet 9600 baud e Ethernet only available with the optional Ethernet Configuration This sign network allows connection of almost an unlimited number of signs over a virtually unlimited network length RS232 The diagram below shows how to connect a sign to your PC through the PC s RS232 jack The PC can not be separated from the sign by more than 50 feet due to signal loss in the cable To sign s AlphaPremiere 9000 series sign Ao jack To one of the PC s COM PC running RS232 ports AlphaNET plus or other messaging software Data signals get lost if e RS232 cable is longer p NOTE You can notuse the IR than 50 feet i remote to program messages Item Part Description A Ferrite ferrite end towards sign 1088 8625 25 foot 6 conductor RS232 data cable 1088 8627 50 foot 6 conductor RS232 data cable r 4370 0001C 25 pin sub D to 6 pos RJ11 adapter 1088 9108 9 pin sub D to 6 pos RJ11 adapter 14 RS485 Refer to the Network Co
21. ing brackets to a counter are not supplied The specific type of fastener needed will vary depending on the physical characteristics of the counter e g concrete brick wood to which the sign is being mounted Do NOT install directly to drywall plasterboard or other fragile supports e Fasteners for counter mounting brackets must be appropriate for the type of counter to which the sign will be mounted e Each one of the fasteners must be capable of supporting four 4 times the weight of the sign e Asign must be attached to a counter capable of bearing at least four 4 times the weight of the sign Directions 1 Disconnect power from the sign 2 Remove the two screws from each end cap NOTE There are speaker wires behind the right end caps so be careful to keep one hand on the end cap continuing to hold it in place after removing the screws Pull the end caps away slowly so that you don t accidentally snag the wiring or damage other components behind the cap 3 When the end caps have been removed using the screws and nuts provided loosely fasten two screws in each mounting bracket as shown below Mounting bracket 4 Next slide the screw heads on each mounting bracket into the channel in the back of the sign Then tighten the screws on each bracket Sign is shown with ceiling mounting brackets attached 5 Replace the two screws in each end cap Tighten each
22. ite Manager section of the AlphaNET plus for Windows User Manual To change the default volume setting follow these steps 1 Remove power from the sign 2 Ifthe sign is mounted remove it and place the sign face down on a flat surface before removing the end cap 3 Remove the two 2 screws from the end cap located on the left side of the face down sign a Keep one hand on the end cap l F ES after removing both screws to F avoid pulling speaker wires IM e L ee 4 To change the default factory volume setting use a screwdriver to turn the dial clockwise to raise the volume or counterclockwise to lower the volume It is recommended that you use a plastic screwdriver not a steel screwdriver to make the adjustment The default factory setting is maximum 7 NOTE To turn on a continuous repeated tone for volume adjustment use the IR remote control to go through functions as described in Using the IR remote control on page 11 When you get to Volume you ll be able to hear the speaker volume increase and decrease as the adjustable dial is rotated However this is a temporary setting only Desgease _ _Increas 10 5 For remote audio connections or to boost volume output a stereo speaker plug can be connected to the Speaker out jack Use DC inline speakers of the type used to improve output from a personal computer RS232
23. lation Document name Part number Description Environmental requirements AlphaNET plus for Windows User Allows the creation and scheduling of messages Reducing electrical noise Mian al 9708 8081 for display on signs Checking speaker volume Wall mounting instructions Messaging Software User Manual 9701 0202 Basic sign messaging with a PC Ceiling mounting instructions z z Counter mounting instructions Smart Alec User Manual 9709 2030 Intelligent messaging software with OPC Client Checkout procedure ActiveX Developer s Reference 9709 2054 Explains how to use the Alpha Activex Service and maintenance Marquee Control software Firmware updates Alpha Sign Communications Protocol 9708 8061 Used to create custom messaging solutions Routine cleaning Network Configurations 9708 8046 Basic reference for networking Adaptive signs Copyright 2001 Adaptive Micro Systems Inc All rights reserved Adaptive Micro Systems 7840 North 86th Street e Milwaukee WI 53224 USA e 414 357 2020 414 357 2029 fax http Awww adaptivedisplays com The following are trademarks of Adaptive Micro Systems Adaptive Alpha AlphaNet plus AlphaEclipse AlphaPremiere AlphaTicker AlphaVision AlphaVision InfoTracker Automode BetaBrite BetaBrite Director BetaBrite Messaging Software Big Dot PPD Smart Alec Solar TimeNet The distinctive trade dress of this product is a trademark claimed by Adaptive Micro Systems Inc Due to continuing
24. llation de l affichage assurez vous que la prise d alimentation lectrique est facilement accessible et qu elle se situe pr s de l affichage Deutsch Der Stecker am Netzteilkabel fungiert als Trennvorrichtung f r dieses Anzeigeschild W hrend der A Power supply plug Montage und Installation des Schildes ist sicherzustellen dass die Netzsteckdose leicht zug nglich ist und sich nahe am Schild befindet Italiano La spina del cavo di alimentazione serve anche come dispositivo di scollegamento di questo display Durante il fissaggio e l installazione del display accertarsi che la presa di corrente sia facilmente raggiungibile e sia situata vicino al display Espa ol La clavija del cable de alimentaci n sirve como dispositivo de desconexi n para este anuncio Durante el montaje y la instalaci n del anuncio aseg rese de que el recept culo tomacorriente el ctrico quede f cilmente accesible y que est ubicado cerca del anuncio B RS232 status LEDs label Information label for RS232 LED status RS232 communications status LEDs C RS232 status LEDs e LED 5 TXD Transmitted Data e LED 6 RXD Received Data D RS232 RJ11 jack RJ11 jack for RS232 data This is NOT a telephone jack E RS485 RJ11 jack RJ11 jack for RS485 data This is NOT a telephone jack RS485 communication status LEDs e LED 1 Pwr Micro Blinking blue LED ok F RS485 status LEDs If blue LED is steady or off contact Adaptive Technical Support e LED 2 TXD Transmitted D
25. n that the IP address you just assigned works Ea Ping Device m Target Enter IP Address 1067 12 21 l Ping Cear status Status i If a reply from the sign is not received try assigning _____ Pinging 18 67 12 21 with 32 bytes of data the address again by repeating the previous steps Reply received bytes 32 ICMP seq 1 time 13ms time 3ms Reply received bytes 32 ICMP seq 2 Reply received bytes 32 ICMP seq 3 time 2ms 4 Reply received bytes 32 ICMP seq time 2ms 17 18 5 After the sign has an IP address assigned to it you can e select Tools gt Query Device to get information about the sign s Ethernet status WN Query Device 10 67 12 21 one port UDS10 Micro Mini Rev2 e select Tools gt Telnet to Device to set various Ethernet parameters Baudrate I F Mode Flow Port etc are all Channel 1 parameters Typically you would only need to set the Baudrate and I F Mode parameters R Telnet to Device 10 67 12 21 9999 xxx Lantronix Universal Device Server Serial Number 5462564 MAC address 66 260 4A 54 69 C8 Software Version V64 2 666968 Press Enter to go into Setup Mode xxx basic parameters Hardware Ethernet Autodetect IP addr 616 667 612 621 no gateway set EEEE Channel 1 IEEE EEEE Baudrate 9666 I F Mode 4C Flow 66 Port 9999 Remote IP Adr none Port 66666 Connect Mode C6 Disconn
26. nfigurations manual for information on cabling requirements and connecting multiple signs AlphaPremiere 9000 series sign To sign s RS485 jack A Set switch to unterminated To one of PC running the PC s AlphaNET plus or COM other messaging software RS232 ports B NOTE You can not use the IR remote to program messages D Item Part Description X 4370 0001C 25 pin sub D to 6 pos RJ11 adapter 1088 9108 9 pin sub D to 6 pos RJ11 adapter B 1088 8634 10 foot 9 pin to 9 pin type A9 RS232 data cable Other lengths available see table above C 1088 1111 Converter Box III D 1088 8000 4 conductor RS485 bulk cable 1088 8624 8 foot 4 conductor RS485 cable ferrite end closer to sign 1088 8636 1 foot 4 conductor RS 485 cable ferrite end closer to sign Ethernet NOTE A network administrator should be involved in connecting the sign to the Ethernet The optional configuration for the AlphaPremiere 9000 sign includes an internal 10BASE T Ethernet card with an external RJ45 jack An IP address must be assigned to a sign See Setting a sign s TCP IP address on page 17 Network connection 10BASE T Ethernet network ANS AlphaPremiere 9000 series sign PC running A AlphaNET plus or To sign s Ethernet jack other messaging softw
27. o sign prior to servicing AWARNING Possible shock hazard Always mount unit indoors Mounting a unit outdoors makes the unit a possible source of electric shock which could result in serious injury or death AWARNING Possible crush hazard The wall and the mounting system must be able to support at least 4 times the unit s weight Otherwise the unit may fall causing serious injury or death The AlphaPremiere sign uses an internal battery to store and retain message data when the power supply to the sign is disconnected If the battery fails while the sign remains connected to a reliable source of power you will not become aware of the battery failure until the power supply is lost or interrupted NOTE Backup batteries are soldered in place and should only be replaced by a qualified technician If you suspect that your internal backup battery may have failed please contact Adaptive Technical Support A WARNING A AVVERTENZA A ADVERTENCIA Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions La sostituzione errata della batteria pu comportare il pericolo di esplosione Sostituire unicamente con una batteria identica o di tipo equivalente consigliata dal fabbricante Eliminare le batterie scariche in base alle istruzioni del fabbricante
28. ork port connected to the network N Ethernet RJ45 jack RJ45 jack for Ethernet connection Technical specifications Sign specifications Sign LED LED LED color Dimensions Weight Input voltage Input current model columns rows LxWxH approx VAC 100 VAC 240 VAC 9080 80 32 71 ae ae v a 2 0 amps 1 0 amps o120 120 32 ioe ee a ia 3 0amps 1 5 amps g0 160 32 Ha ay ee ea a n aro oy 36amps 18amps 9200 200 32 oe a ES i 4 0amps 2 0 amps 9240 240 32 he ee t ae i iy 5 0amps 2 5 amps Temperature protection The AlphaPremiere 9000 sign includes automatic temperature controls to determine when the internal temperature of the sign is too hot to continue normal operation While the temperature controls are based primarily on the internal temperature of the sign they are also affected by both ambient temperature and the sign s load and its duration So the higher the ambient temperature and the more LEDs that are on and the longer they are on the higher the internal temperature Trigger temperature levels may vary from sign to sign but in general the functioning is e As the temperature of the sign rises cooling fans are switched on If the temperature falls below the cooling fan threshold level the cooling fans are turned off e If however the temperature of the sign continues to rise
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