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1. 2 Select File New as shown below Create New File to Record 4 Sound Sound Recorder mite Edit Effects Open Save Sowa AS Revert Properties Exit 3 Click on the L e stop recording button to begin recording and the 22 button to 4 Proceed to Set WAV File or Message Properties Save and Exit on page 11 To record another file follow that procedure to step 9 Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 7 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA To Convert a WAV File NOTE To convert pre recorded WAV file to a CNXTA acceptable format the PC must be equipped with audio capabilities Multimedia speakers are recommended for an audio review of the converted file NOTE The maximum time length of any individual WAV file message is approximately four 4 minutes However the CNXTA may be programmed to play multiple files consecutively for longer messages NOTE Although there are alternative methods for selecting the commands of the application the following procedure uses the PC mouse and pull down Menu Bar To convert a WAV file perform the following procedure 1 Atthe Windows taskbar select Start Programs Accessories For Windows 95 NT select Multimedia for Windows 98 select Entertainment Select Sound Recorder and the Sound Recorder opens as shown below Open Sound Recorder i Sound Sound Recorder Fille Edit2. Bet Hine ua kazi One way 097157 1999 12 1 Ob Kai WAL 097157 1999 12 1 0 68 three waw 0971571999 12 1 0 82 four waw 097157 1999 12 1 0 76 five waw 097157 1999 12 1 0 82 ZiM Wary 097157 1999 12 1 0 64 ZEYEN WAY 097157 1999 12 1 0 856 Hide Empty File Positions I Show Full Path for Files on Disk Legend Ea File is stored on the PC and is not stored in the CNTA Card Be Entry represents what is in the CHETA Card Avallable Space Unknown Total Used Time 27 64 Seconds Status Wo Communication E sport File List Import File List Send New Files to CHETA Print To File CNXTA File List Overview The file list contains all files that are loaded into the CNXTA as well as the files that are stored on the PC The entries in the File column correspond to a location that a file is stored Two icons as shown in the legend box represent whether a particular file is stored on the PC or loaded into the CNXTA If the configuration dialog is not in offline mode the file list will show the files that have been loaded into the CNXTA on initialization Selected File Options Dialog Box The selected file options dialog box opens by right clicking on a file list entry The dialog box shown below with all options available allows for file manipulation in the list Selected File Options Dialog Box Move Delete Chose File Select All Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CN
3. Effects Help Fosition Length 0 00 sec 0 00 sec 2 Select File Open browse to the directory or folder that contains the file to be converted and open the file Open WAV File to Convert 4 Sound Sound Recorder Effects SOVE AS Revert Properties Exit 3 Proceed to Set WAV File or Message Properties Save and Exit on page 11 To convert another file follow that procedure to step 9 8 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card To Create WAV Messages from Individual Files NOTE To create CNXTA messages by combining individual WAV files the PC must be equipped with audio capabilities Multimedia speakers are recommended for an audio review of the created message NOTE The maximum time length of any individual WAV file message is approximately four 4 minutes However the CNXTA may be programmed to play multiple files consecutively for longer messages NOTE Although there are alternative methods for selecting the commands of the application the following procedure uses the PC mouse and pull down Menu Bar To create CNXTA messages from individual WAV files perform the following procedure 1 Atthe Windows taskbar select Start Programs Accessories For Windows 95 NT select Multimedia for Windows 98 select Entertainment Select Sound Recorder and the Sound Recorder opens as shown
4. From the Viewport Functions menu select Configure CNXTA Telephone Audio Interface Card CNX Only From the Select Card Slot dialog box select the slot where the CNXTA is located and the Viewport will attempt to locate a CNXTA at that slot If it is unable to determine which card is in the selected slot or 1f the card in the selected slot is not a CNXTA the Viewport will not allow you to continue If the control system cannot be connected to configure the CNXTA offline by selecting Offline from the Select Card Slot dialog box The following paragraphs describe the contents of the CNXTA Telephone Audio Interface Card Configuration dialog box shown on the next page NOTE Duplicate file names cannot be moved exported to nor stored in the CNXTA If a file with the selected name already exists the file will not be stored The WAV extension of the file is removed when performing this check Once accepted the file will be displayed in the list with the disk icon 14 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card NOTE Only one type of WAV file is valid for selecting a PCM format at 8 000 Hz 16 bit Monophonic Any other type of file will bring up the Invalid Format message Refer to To Convert a WAV File on page 8 to convert other formats CNXTA Configuration Dialog Box CNS TA Telephone Audio Interface Card Configuration CNTA File List
5. OUT CONNECTOR WAV File Audio Messages The CNXTA audio messages are used for system prompts and responses These files are recorded as WAV files on a PC using an audio utility such as Sound Recorder that is packaged with Microsoft Windows 95 98 NT Files from other sources may also be converted to a CNXTA acceptable format by using this or a similar utility Many other audio utilities are available commercially or as shareware NOTE If the Sound Recorder program is not available on the PC select Start Help at the Windows taskbar Click on the Index tab and type in Sound Recorder For Windows 95 NT double click the installing entry For Windows 95 98 NT follow the directions provided to add the Sound Recorder program The Sound Recorder is part of the Multimedia component This section contains descriptions of the Crestron pre recorded files and procedures on how to use Sound Recorder to record edit and convert WAV file messages For more information about how to use Sound Recorder refer to its User s Guide and extensive help information provided with the software Downloadable WAV Files for the CNXTA Pre recorded WAV files for the voice prompts and responses are available for the CNXTA These files can be stored into and programmed for use in the CNXTA directly or may be edited with the Sound Recorder A default message is programmed into the CNXTA and five ZIP directories of WAV files are available NOTE WAV files can b
6. carrier In the event repairs are found to be non warranty return freight costs shall be paid by the purchaser CRESTRON Limited Warranty CRESTRON ELECTRONICS Inc warrants its products to be free from manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship under normal use for a period of three 3 years from the date of purchase from CRESTRON with the following exceptions disk drives and any other moving or rotating mechanical parts pan tilt heads and power supplies are covered for a period of one 1 year touchscreen display and overlay components are covered for 90 days batteries and incandescent lamps are not covered This warranty extends to products purchased directly from CRESTRON or an authorized CRESTRON dealer Purchasers should inquire of the dealer regarding the nature and extent of the dealer s warranty if any CRESTRON shall not be liable to honor the terms of this warranty if the product has been used in any application other than that for which it was intended or if it has been subjected to misuse accidental damage modification or improper installation procedures Furthermore this warranty does not cover any product that has had the serial number altered defaced or removed This warranty shall be the sole and exclusive remedy to the original purchaser In no event shall CRESTRON be liable for incidental or consequential damages of any kind property or economic damages inclusive arising from the sale or use of this equi
7. will locate and recall the specific message Play_volume This analog input adjusts the playback volume level Refer to Play_volume also listed in the next table for related information Dialer Receives a telephone number string sent to the CNXTA The number is dialed when the Dial signal described above is active Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 19 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA NOTE All outputs listed in the following table are DIGITAL signals unless noted otherwise CNXTA Symbol Output Descriptions OUTPUT S FUNCTION S DTMF_1 to 9 0 Recognize standard DTMF O to 9 signals DTMF_ Recognize standard DI MF star and pound signals DTMF_A D Recognize specialized signals A to D Phone_F Active while the CNXTA telephone functions are enabled Refer to Phone_en in the previous table for related information Audio_patch_on_F Active while the CNXTA audio lines both audio in and audio out are patched or connected to the telephone line Refer to Audio_patch_on in the previous table for related information Off_hook_F Active while the CNXTA has the telephone line open to allow the CNXTA to dial out Refer to Off_hook in the previous table for related information Play_F Active while the CNXTA is playing a selected message Refer to Play in the previous table for related information Record_F Active while the CNXTA is recording o
8. Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Operations amp Installation Guide Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Contents CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA 1 Description l Functional Description 1 Physical Description 1 Leading Specifications 3 Setup 4 Installation 4 Audio Wiring Specifications 4 Hookup 5 WAV File Audio Messages 5 Downloadable WAV Files for the CNXTA 5 To Record a WAV File Message 7 To Convert a WAV File 8 To Create WAV Messages from Individual Files 9 Set WAV File or Message Properties Save and Exit 11 Configure CNXTA 14 CNXTA File List 15 Export File List Button 16 Import File List Button 16 Send New Files to CNXTA Button 16 Programming with SIMPL Windows 16 CNXTA Basic Touchpanel 17 CNXTA Symbol 18 CNXTA Basic Program 20 Problem Solving 23 Troubleshooting 23 Further Inquiries 23 Return and Warranty Policies 24 Merchandise Returns Repair Service 24 CRESTRON Limited Warranty 24 Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Contents e i Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Description Functional Description The CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA allows access and control of a Cresnet system through standard telephone lines The CNXTA recognizes and generates telephone Dual Tone Multifrequency DTMF signals When the CNXTA is installed these signals are used by a Cresnet sy
9. Pro or CNRACKX DP Filenames for upgrade files have a UPZ extension and can be obtained from the Downloads page OPSYS Library of Crestron s website 4 For longer messages the CNXTA may be programmed to play multiple files consecutively Audio Specifications of the CNXTA Input Impedance 10K or 600 Ohms Output Impedance 10 Ohms Input Output Balanced or Unbalanced Input Maximum Level 3 5V rms Frequency Response 300 Hertz Hz to 3 KHz 3 dB min WAV File Specifications for the CNXTA SPECIFICATION DETAILS Format Frequency Bits Channels one monophonic Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 3 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA As of the date of manufacture this unit has been tested and found to comply with specifications for CE marking NOTE This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Setup Installation Items required to install the CNXTA are already attached to the unit The only tools required are a Phillips tip screwdriver and a grounding strap Follow the installation procedure after this paragraph CAUTION The CNXTA contains electrostatic sensitive devices ESDs observe precautions for handling E
10. SDs to avoid damaging the card 1 Disconnect power from the control system 2 Using the Phillips tip screwdriver remove the blank faceplate from the card slot of the control system where the CNXTA will be installed 3 Align the CNXTA with the card guides and slide the card into position 4 Firmly press both ends of the CNXTA faceplate to seat the card into the control system connector 5 Tighten the thumb screws finger tight to secure the CNXTA to the control system 6 Reapply power to the control system Audio Wiring Specifications Input impedance and balance of the audio wiring are determined by external connections When preparing external audio input and audio output wiring to the CNXTA refer to the following diagram Balanced and Unbalanced External Connections BALANCED 600 OHMS INPUT UNBALANCED 10K INPUT BALANCED OUTPUT UNBALANCED OUTPUT a OS a OOS __ _ audio a AUDIO O 79 ay OUT OUT G 2 QD X AUDIO X AUDIO A ERa G G 4 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Hookup Refer to Audio Wiring Specifications on the previous page and the example hookup diagram below Complete the connections in any order Hookup Connections for CNXTA TO AUDIO TO TELEPHONE DEVICE WALL JACK LINE IN TELEPHONE CABLE CONNECTOR NOT SUPPLIED FROM AUDIO DEVICE LINE
11. X Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card 6 Again select Edit Insert File as shown below Insert Another WAV File 4 Sound Sound Recorder File uu Effects Help Copy Paste Insert Paste felis Mie with File Delete Before Current Position Delete After Current Position Audio Properties 7 Browse to the directory or folder that contains the next WAV file to be inserted and open the file 8 Repeat the above three steps until all desired files have been inserted 9 Proceed to Set WAV File or Message Properties Save and Exit below To create another message follow that procedure to step 9 Set WAV File or Message Properties Save and Exit NOTE The following procedure assumes that Sound Recorder is open NOTE Although there are alternative methods for selecting the commands of the application the following procedure uses the PC mouse and pull down Menu Bar To set the WAV file or message properties save the file and exit Sound Recorder perform the following procedure 1 Select File Properties as shown below Access File Properties 4 Sound Sound Recorder Effects Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 11 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA 2 When the Properties for Sound dialog box opens click on Convert N
12. X Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 15 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA If only one item is selected and it contains a reference to a file that is stored in the CNXTA it has the card icon the Move command will be available not grayed out When selected this will open a dialog box that prompts the user for a new file position If the user selects anything but an empty file position as the new location an error message opens and the move will not occur Otherwise the file will be immediately moved to the new location in the CNXTA card Delete becomes available if any entry is selected including multiple selection If the entry is stored in the CNXTA the file will be permanently removed from the card If the file is located on the PC the entry will be cleared The Choose File command is available if only one entry is selected and does not contain a file it is empty This command will prompt the user to select a file to show in the selected list entry Double clicking on an empty entry will also open the selected file options dialog box This command is the default item for the list and 1s normally available When clicked Select All highlights and selects all of the entries in the list This command is always available Export File List Button Once files are added to the file list they can then be exported to a CNXTA file with a XTA extension This XTA file will store the data as well as file positions associated w
13. X Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA CNXTA Physical View 5 00 in 12 70 cm 238 o n y 0 98 2 49 om amp e Haal AAA AAAA T W 7 CNXTA TELEPHONE AUDIO INTER CNXTA Ports The three CNXTA ports provide audio and telephone access to the CNXTA These ports are described below AUDIO OUT This port is a 3 position male connector and 1s used to output line level audio from the CNXTA This audio may be a recorded CNXTA message or audio patched from the telephone line A compatible 3 position female connector is provided Audio Output Port AUDIO OUT O C 7 AUDIO IN This port is a 4 position male connector and is used to receive line level audio into the CNXTA This audio may then be recorded by the CNXTA and or patched directly to the telephone line A compatible 4 position female connector is provided Audio Input Port AUDIO IN a do IN do INX Zz IN E GND Y ya PHONE LINE This port is a standard 6 pin RJ11 type telephone jack Through a single line telephone cable not supplied this port 1s used to access an available telephone line Telephone Line Port PHONE LINE nS aa 2 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Leading Specifications The t
14. _ Welcome Crestron Front Yard Kitchen Patio 6 Telephone Applications WAV Files Tele App ZIP TELEPHONE APPLICATIONS Files Password Environmental Pound Sign Controls NoTone 0 Message CC Her CC C Nkt 7 CC Jjincorrect Please Wait Try Later Password After tone Did Not Areacode Select Menu Understand After tone New Record Goodbye Audio Visual Ma Thank you Pre Fcc 6 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card To Record a WAV File Message NOTE To record a WAV file the PC must be equipped with audio capabilities with a microphone input jack a microphone and multimedia speakers NOTE The maximum time length of any individual WAV file message is approximately four 4 minutes However the CNXTA may be programmed to play multiple files consecutively for longer messages NOTE Although there are alternative methods for selecting the commands of the application the following procedure uses the PC mouse and pull down Menu Bar To record a WAV file message perform the following procedure 1 Atthe Windows taskbar select Start Programs Accessories For Windows 95 NT select Multimedia for Windows 98 select Entertainment Select Sound Recorder and the Sound Recorder opens as shown below Open Sound Recorder 4 Sound Sound Recorder File Edt Effects Help Fosition Length 0 00 sec 0 00 sec
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16. ables below provide summaries of the specifications for the CNXTA Dimensions are rounded to the nearest hundredth unit Leading Specifications of the CNXTA Power Requirements 24VDC Cresnet power load factor of three 3 Watts SIMPL Windows Version 1 30 01 or later with library update file smwlib58 exe and update document smwlib58 txt or later Stand Alone Viewport Version 1 55 or later CNMXS AV Pro Upgrade File UPZ Version 5 07 06x or later CNRACKX DP Upgrade File UPZ Version 5 07 06w or later Audio Capacity Approximately 30 minutes of total time Individual WAV file messages are limited to about 4 minutes Dimensions amp Weight ight 0 98 in 2 49 cm 5 00 in 12 70 cm 6 65 in 16 89 cm Weight 4 50 oz 0 13 kg 1 The latest software versions can be obtained from the Downloads page SIMPLWIN and TOUCHPNL Libraries of Crestron s website www crestron com New users are required to register in order to obtain access to the FTP site 2 The Stand Alone Viewport is NOT required if the Viewport included with VisionTools Pro e v2 05 or SIMPL Windows v1 31 not available at time of publication or later is used If required the Stand Alone Viewport must be installed into a SEPARATE DIRECTORY other than the SIMPL directory The latest version can be obtained from the Downloads page SPECIAL Library of Crestron s website Search for VPORT32 ZIP 3 CNX upgrade files are required for either CNMSX AV
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18. below Open Sound Recorder 4 Sound Sound Recorder Fille Edt Effects Help Fosition Length 0 00 sec 0 00 sec 2 Select File New as shown below Create New File to Create Message Effects Help Open Sare SOVE AS Revert Properties Exit Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 9 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA 3 Select Edit Insert File as shown below Insert First WAV File 4 Sound Sound Recorder File Baie Effects Help Copy Paste ASent Paste Kiis Fi O11 Mie with File Belete Before eurent Pasion Belete Ster Euren kasi Audio Properties 4 From the insert file dialog box shown below browse to the directory or folder that contains the first WAV file to be inserted and open the file Open First WAV File Look in Sa CNXTAWANs ES ce PlaccHu M way D Default wav T ele App wav af E gupen wE af Numbers waw Files of type Sounds we Cancel 5 As shown below move the file position slider or click Ee or P to where to insert another file NOTE The figure below shows the insertion point near the middle of the file The most common insertion points are at the end or beginning of the file File Insertion Point Sound Sound Recorder Jel Fs Fille Edit Effects Help Fositian Length 2 04 sec 4 33 Sec E oOo KA j o 10 e CN
19. dio Interface Card Problem Solving Troubleshooting The table below provides corrective action for possible trouble situations If further assistance is required please contact a Crestron customer service representative CNXTA Troubleshooting TROUBLE CNXTA does not function CNXTA functions properly but feedback indicator s do es not illuminate POSSIBLE CAUSE S Circuit card is not properly seated in slot SIMPL Windows program error Hardware or software failure hardware incom patibility with soft ware definitions or programming error Feedback signal names incorrect in SIMPL Windows program Further Inquiries If after reviewing this Operations amp Installation Guide for the CNXTA you cannot locate specific information or have questions please take advantage of Crestron s award winning customer service team by calling CORRECTIVE ACTION Verify CNXTA is properly inserted into CNX Control System slot per procedures in this Operations amp Installation Guide Verify the SIMPL Windows program Verify that hardware configuration matches software configuration i e card is in proper slot as defined by program Poll the network F4 via the Crestron Viewport Verify SIMPL Windows program for feedback signal names e Inthe US and Canada call Crestron s corporate headquarters at 1 888 CRESTRON 1 888 273 7876 e In Europe call Crestron International at 32 15 50 99 50
20. e In Asia call Crestron Asia at 852 2341 2016 e In Latin America call Crestron Latin America at 5255 5093 2160 e In Australia and New Zealand call Crestron Control Solutions at 61 2 9737 8203 Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 23 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA Return and Warranty Policies Merchandise Returns Repair Service 1 No merchandise may be returned for credit exchange or service without prior authorization from CRESTRON To obtain warranty service for CRESTRON products contact the factory and request an RMA Return Merchandise Authorization number Enclose a note specifying the nature of the problem name and phone number of contact person RMA number and return address 2 Products may be returned for credit exchange or service with a CRESTRON Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number Authorized returns must be shipped freight prepaid to CRESTRON 6 Volvo Drive Rockleigh N J or its authorized subsidiaries with RMA number clearly marked on the outside of all cartons Shipments arriving freight collect or without an RMA number shall be subject to refusal CRESTRON reserves the right in its sole and absolute discretion to charge a 15 restocking fee plus shipping costs on any products returned with an RMA 3 Return freight charges following repair of items under warranty shall be paid by CRESTRON shipping by standard ground
21. e been rearranged for clarity Refer to SIMPL Windows for the actual positions of the inputs or outputs 20 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA CNXTA Basic SIMPL Program Sheet I of 2 Jabingag bojeuy M Up yooy yo ee H up yajed y aul LON po i LOM po LOM ya Jaquunuy E2 ua auo 22 Hahessapy y bese sng wpa uoy eg yL eur lela pa urg pee Gury Y u uy g ee burs 1 pogaja Peay ieda ld y ooy yala io yo ry je dfa yo yad olpny J auoyd d 34244 JU AALL a9 sa E JWLO VL g s 119 OBL AWLO yaje ES aLa 490 8 U wnu ja grae wnu Ep ay Jaqgunu nesa WL hay auo J a EUM WE 425 Less 954 hay leaa ood U y yoo po Pod 1 4004 ya d Egg Aay EID 254 ya Jaquiny S9 ya auo gpssad Stg ay sy iael trI sng WL Sun AE 3LUNJOA ed uoy jeg YA eGessayy aBeSSaLL Ze yo BU YA jela oreg goy NLA L p Y 315601 segeno DRO MLG YL PZJ J PDI ogg fay dos Arq hay aad it Jay Kau PR Bu FAL ipg ua su ajajap EZT ajajap yooy ug Zzzq uo ayn yooy YA Lz aed yed apre ya ue yo uged nza uy yned uo ype dopey Uo Uae uo yaed BLO uned us Bury sa y aul ua auayg auoyd suoyd zaid ra 1 auoyo PA F F any Wid ggs WLC pula aner IEN doy ssa pAparverssad aoe aay Esad LA F gy NLA y JALO pwa zioe ZHON e O O y S850107 AA Zk OU Ka ssid LA 0691
22. e obtained from the Downloads page WAVFILES Library of Crestron s website www crestron com New users are required to register in order to obtain access to the FTP site Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 5 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA The five tables shown below list the names of the WAV files contained in each ZIP directory The individual files can be combined to create custom messages To Create WAV Messages from Individual Files on page 9 describes how to create custom messages Dates and Units WAV Files Date Uni ZIP DATES and UNITS Files Month JOH as 8 01pm Friday May November Day Sunday Saturday April Equipment WAV Files Equipmen ZIP EQUIPMENT Files On Temperature DVD Player Curtains Main Menu Command of Setting Television Blinds Security System Begg Aa Paused Fan Hon Welometo the AV Menu Function Nol Available Choose Armed Air Conditioning Medium Residence Exit System Menu Disarmed CD Player initializing Active Command haa Drapes Normal Activated Numbers WAV Files Numbers ZIP Files Second Eleventh Third Twelfth Fourth Thirteenth Fifth Fourteenth Places Humor and Miscellaneous WAV Files Pla Hu M ZIP PLACES HUMOR and MISCELLANEOUS Files Pool Bathroom GreatRoom Basement JAte CantDo That Dave Hottub _ Living Room Driveway Hallway _ Dinetle_
23. f a new message from the audio inputted to the CNXTA Refer to Record in the previous table for related information Ring_in Active when the CNXTA is receiving an incoming ring Ring out Active while the CNXTA is receiving a ring back tone Dial_tone Active while the CNXTA is receiving a dial tone Busy Active while the CNXTA is receiving a busy signal when making an outgoing call Message This analog output is the reference number of the currently selected message Play_volume This analog output provides user feedback indicating the playback volume level of a selected message Refer to Play_volume also listed in the previous table for related information Caller_ ID Caller ID string that contains raw caller ID information NOTE A SIMPL Caller ID parser to support different caller ID output formats is available from the Downloads page MACROS Library of Crestron s website www crestron com Search for CNXTACID ZIP CNXTA Basic Program A basic CNXTA SIMPL program is shown as a block diagram on the next two pages All signals noted by an A are feedback signals to the touchpanel Letters B through M for clarity I is not used show the interconnecting signals between symbols NOTE Various signals shown in the block diagram have been combined for clarity and unused inputs or outputs are not shown Refer to SIMPL Windows for the individual signal names NOTE Inputs or outputs of symbols with a star in the title hav
24. iles from the PC to the CNXTA card When the transfer is successful the file list will be updated to show that the files are now stored on the card and will be shown with the card icon If working in Offline mode this button is not available grayed out Programming with SIMPL Windows SIMPL Symbol Intensive Master Programming Language 1s an easy to use programming language that is completely integrated and compatible with all Crestron system hardware The objects that are used in SIMPL Windows are called symbols SIMPL Windows offers drag and drop functionality in a familiar Windows environment 16 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card SIMPL Windows is Crestron Electronics software for programming Crestron control systems It provides a well designed graphical environment with a number of workspaces 1 e windows in which a programmer can select configure program test and monitor a Crestron control system The next three sections describe the basic SIMPL Windows program that utilizes the CNXTA The sections detail how the program works with textual descriptions and a block diagram NOTE The following descriptions assume that the reader has knowledge of SIMPL Windows If not refer to the extensive help information provided with the software NOTE VisionTools Pro e VT Pro e is a Windows compatible software package f
25. ith any list This is very useful for distributing sets of data with a program If files were chosen and then Send New Files to CNXTA was selected those files will still be available for exporting because a temporary file location reference 1s maintained on disk Once the configuration utility is closed and re entered these files will no longer be available for exporting because the utility has no location reference Import File List Button When importing a file a custom file selection dialog box is opened This dialog box displays details about the currently selected XTA file Specifically the file count and the file position range This dialog box also allows the user to import data with an offset This means the new position for a given file will be the stored file position plus the file offset which is useful if a user is combining sound elements from multiple sources For example a SIMPL module might require five sounds and another might require 10 If both SIMPL modules assumed that the sound files they were looking for started at file position 1 there would be a conflict This way if the SIMPL module supports an offset the module can be distributed with the necessary sound files and the user can import them to an available section of file positions Send New Files to CNXTA Button If new files are selected using Choose File the Send New Files to CNXTA button will be available Clicking this button will transfer all of the selected f
26. lick OK Complete File Properties Conversion Format Conversian Aj To adjustthe sound quality or use less space for this Sound click Convert Mow Choose from A formats Convert Mow 7 Select File Save or Save As to rename the file to save the file with the CNXTA acceptable format Save File 4 Sound Sound Recorder mie Edt Effects Help Blew Open Save AS Rewer Properties Exit Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 13 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA 8 Click on the L _ button as shown to play and review the file Play and Review File dj Welcome wav Sound Recorder el ES File Edit Effects Help Position Length 3 04 sec 6 39 Sec nen o a eS m o 9 To record convert or create another file or message return to To Record a WAV File Message To Convert a WAV File or To Create WAV Messages from Individual Files respectively Otherwise continue to the next step of this procedure 10 Select File Exit to exit the Sound Recorder Exit Sound Recorder dj Welcome wav Sound Recorder me Ea MES Edt Effects Help Sai Length Open UA 6 39 sec Save Sare AS Revert Properties Configure CNXTA The CNXTA card is configured using the Crestron Viewport To interface directly to a CNXTA card establish communication with the control system
27. or creating Crestron touchpanel screen designs NOTE VT Pro e is required for the CNXTA Basic Touchpanel The latest version of VT Pro e can be obtained from the Downloads page TOUCHPNL Library of Crestron s website www crestron com New users are required to register in order to obtain access to the FTP site NOTE There is no need to recreate the CNXTA basic touchpanel or SIMPL Windows program Both are available from the Downloads page EXAMPLES Library of Crestron s website www crestron com Search for CNXTA ZIP which contains both the basic touchpanel and program CNXTA Basic Touchpanel A basic touchpanel similar to as shown below is not required for CNXTA operation but allows testing checking and verifying of the telephone audio and message functions The names of the viewport buttons and indicators correspond to the signal names of the SIMPL Windows CNXTA symbol Ring out Dial Tone Basic Touchpanel Caller ID volume off patch on patch Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 17 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA CNXTA Symbol The diagram below shows the CNXTA symbol in SIMPL Windows The two tables following the diagram lists the inputs and outputs respectively and their functional descriptions NOTE The DTMF input and output names of the CNXTA symbol have been combined for clarity Refer to SIMPL Windows for the di
28. ow Access File Properties Conversion Format Conversion Ej To adjustthe sound quality or use less space tor this sound click Convert Mow Choose trom All formats Conver DELE 3 Inthe Sound Selection dialog box make sure that the Format field has PCM selected If not select it as shown below Select File Format Name untitled pave AS Benois Format Pika Lernout amp Hauspie SBC 12kbit s Attributes Lernout amp Hauspie SBC 1bkbit s Lernout amp Hauspie SBC kbit s MSM Audio 4 Make sure that the Attributes field has 8 000 Hz 16 Bit Mono selected If not select it as shown below Select File Attributes Mame untitlecl Dave AS Beni e Format Pilih al Attributes 4 000 Hz 16 Bit Stereo 31 EBs 11 025 Hz 6 Bit Mono 11 KB s 11 025 Hz 6 Bit Stereo ec KBs 11 025 Hz 16 Bit Wono ee KB s NOTE After the format and attributes have been selected the conversion format may be saved as a convenient name such as CNXTA Format 12 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card 5 Review the format and attributes then click the OK button Set the File Properties Mame CNXTA Format Dave AS Remove Format Fit Attributes 0 000 Hz 16 Bit kone 16 EBs JRE K Cancel 6 To complete the file properties conversion c
29. pment CRESTRON is not liable for any claim made by a third party or made by the purchaser for a third party CRESTRON shall at its option repair or replace any product found defective without charge for parts or labor Repaired or replaced equipment and parts supplied under this warranty shall be covered only by the unexpired portion of the warranty Except as expressly set forth in this warranty CRESTRON makes no other warranties expressed or implied nor authorizes any other party to offer any warranty including any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose Any implied warranties that may be imposed by law are limited to the terms of this limited warranty This warranty statement supercedes all previous warranties Trademark Information All brand names product names and trademarks are the sole property of their respective owners Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation Windows95 98 Me XP and WindowsNT 2000 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation 24 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card This page intentionally left blank Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 25 CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card Crestron CNXTA This page intentionally left blank 26 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Install
30. screet inputs and outputs Detail View of the CNXTA Symbol in SIMPL Windows Programming Manager SlotO1 CNXTA CNXTA ISI x a E CThiF_ito 8 0 CThiF_ito 9 0 BT AA BT CTMF_AtoD OTMF Ato D Phone en Phone F Line en Audios patch on Budi patch sn F Audios patch ott Ot hook Ot hook F On hook Play Play F Record Record F Stop Ring in Wi ute Ring out Dial Dial tone Delete Busy Mesia get Wezi ger Play Yalume Play Volume Dialer Caller_ID 18 e CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A Crestron CNXTA CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card NOTE All inputs listed in the following table require DIGITAL inputs unless noted otherwise CNXTA Symbol Input Descriptions DTMF_1 to 9 0 Generate standard DI MF O to 9 signals DTMF_ Generate standard DI MF star and pound signals DTMF_A D Generate specialized signals A to D Phone_en Enables the CNXTA telephone functions When active the CNXTA is toggled from the audio line functions Refer to Phone_F in the next table for related information Line_en Enables CNXTA audio line functions When active the CNXTA is toggled from telephone functions This input is active by default Audio_patch_on Patches or connects the CNXTA audio lines both audio in and audio out to the telephone line This allows bi directional linking to the telephone line Audio inputted to or recorded by the CNXTA may be played through
31. stem to remotely operate any device controlled by the system The CNXTA also recognizes caller ID CID and CID on call waiting The CNXTA uses audio messages as voice prompts and responses These files can be recorded as WAV files on a personal computer PC using Microsoft Windows Sound Recorder converted to PCM format and transferred to the CNXTA Pre recorded WAV message files can be downloaded from Crestron s website www crestron com A Cresnet system with the CNXTA may be programmed to respond to incoming telephone tones or sequence of tones For example pressing 1 or 12 from a telephone after connecting to the system may be used to activate an air conditioning system and the CNXTA would respond with Command accepted air conditioning is on The system may also be programmed to dial out and play a recorded message when a specific input such as from a security device is received By using CID information the system can be programmed to allow access only from a specific telephone or even limited access from other lines Physical Description The CNXTA shown on the next page is a circuit board fastened to an aluminum faceplate The card is installed into an unoccupied slot in a Crestron CNX Generation Control System The faceplate contains two audio ports and one telephone port that are described on the next page Operations amp Installation Guide DOC 8144A CNX Telephone Audio Interface Card CNXTA e 1 C N
32. the open telephone line Telephone audio may be sent to an external amplifier or be recorded by the CNXTA Refer to Audio_patch_on_F in the next table for related information Audio_patch_off Turns off the audio patch or disconnects the CNXTA audio lines both audio in and audio out from the telephone line Off_ hook While the CNXTA audio line functions are enabled this input sets the audio lines to On Line While the CNXTA telephone functions are enabled this input opens the telephone line to allow the CNXTA to dial out Refer to Off hook F in the next table for related information While the CNXTA audio line functions are enabled this input sets the audio lines to Off Line While the CNXTA telephone functions are enabled this input disconnects or hangs up the CNXTA from the telephone line Activates the playing of a selected message Refer to Play_F in the next table for related information Begins the recording of a new message from the audio input to the CNXTA Refer to Record _F in the next table for related information Stops the playing or the recording of a message Cuts off or mutes volume level to 0 the playback volume ofa message as it is being played Activates the CNXTA dial out function The telephone number that is dialed is received through the Dialer input described below Removes or erases a selected message This analog input is the storage location reference number of the CNXTA stored messages The CNXTA
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