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VA03-SD VOICE ANNOUNCER

0908001 - VA03-SD VOICE ANNOUNCER 2/9

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INDEX

1. INTRODUCTION _______________________________________________________ 2

1.1. Object _____________________________________________________________ 2

1.2. Tools and equipment _________________________________________________ 2

2. VA03-SD BOARD CONFIGURATION ________________________________________ 3

2.1. Version history ______________________________________________________ 3

2.2. SD card configuration _________________________________________________ 3

2.3. Audio file formats ____________________________________________________ 4

2.4. Folder structure _____________________________________________________ 4

2.4.1. Up to CPU version V3.50/V4.50 _____________________________________ 4

2.4.2. CPU version V3.60/V4.60 and later ___________________________________ 5

2.5. VA03-SD connections _________________________________________________ 7

3. EXT5.20 BOARD CONFIGURATION _________________________________________ 7

4. CONTROLLER ACTIVATION SOFTWARE _____________________________________ 7

5. APPENDICES __________________________________________________________ 8

1. INTRODUCTION

This document describes the materials and processes required to install commercial voice

synthesis (Hisselektronik).

1.1. Object

The commercial voice synthesis installation consists of an extension board EXT5.20, a VA03-

SD board (Hisselektronik board) and a P.C. Microphone/Speaker (code 5124321). In addition

to these boards, the installation also requires cables code 9460126 (board VA03-SD with

Microphone/Speaker) and code 5102436 (with EXT5.20 extension board with PDCC). To

connect board EXT5.20 and board VA03-SD follow diagram 0461257.

CONTROL

CPUEXT5.20

VA03-SD

SDBus CAN

1.2. Tools and equipment

In order that all the features referred to below can be carried out the following are necessary:

CPU software version V3.00 or later.


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ORONA CT with CT software version 7.0 or later. To check the CT software version go to

menu 2.8.1 CT Functions – Configuration – About CT). The number after “Soft” is the

software version.

A formatted Smart Media card Code ORONA 51 24413 containing the file for the device. In

this case for the door operator.

Commercial voice synthesis activation software code 5125020.

SD card (Secure Digital) with a capacity of between 128 MB and 2 GB.

2. VA03-SD BOARD CONFIGURATION

Voice synthesis is played back through voice announcer VA03-SD (Hisselektronik). This

announcer must have an SD card inserted containing the messages to be played back. The

messages are activated by the controller via an Extension 5 interface.

2.1. Version history

Up to CPU software version V3.50/V4.50 only two types of message could be played using

Hisselektronik VA03-SD voice announcer:

1. Floor Messages: messages played when doors open on arrival at the destination floor.

2. Messages that indicate direction: messages played when the lift starts travelling up or

down.

From version V3.60/V4.60 all voice announcer messages included with Autodialler board 2005

(code 5124342) can be played.

2.2. SD card configuration

SD card must be formatted before copying messages there. To format the card, the FAT file

system must be used rather than FAT32.

ATTENTION

SD card capacity must be between 128MB and 2GB.

A numbered folder structure must be created. A single message is to be saved in each folder

which is then replayed on activating the inputs on board VA03-SD which coincide with the

folder number (for example, on activating inputs 4 and 2 on board VA03-SD, the message

saved in folder 10, 001010 in binary is played back). Only one message in each folder is

played back.


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A card reader should be used to copy the folders from the PC to the SD card.

2.3. Audio file formats

RECORDING SPECIFICATIONS

File type *.wav (uncompressed format)

SAMPLING RATE 16 bit (Mono)

SAMPLING FREQUENCY 16 kHz

The audio messages can be recorded in any professional recording studio. In any event, there

are multiple commercial audio recording software titles (for example Adobe Audition) that

together with a Sound Card installed on the computer can be sufficient to make recordings.

2.4. Folder structure

2.4.1. Up to CPU version V3.50/V4.50

The structure is comprised of the following folders:

Folders nos. 10 and 11 for up and down messages (compulsory)

Folders nos. 14, 15, 16… up to 45 for the different building floors (up to 32).

Folder No. MESSAGE WHEN PLAYED COMPULSORY

10 Going up When the lift starts moving upwards YES

11 Going down When the lift starts moving downwards YES

14 Ground floor When opening doors on arrival at ground floor YES

15 1st Floor When opening doors on arrival at 1st floor YES

… … … See note

45 31st Floor When opening doors on arrival at 31st floor See note


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Notes:

“Ground floor”, “1st floor”, etc. messages can be replaced by “Reception”, “Pool”, etc.

type messages.

More or less floor message folders to be included depending on the number of floors at

a particular installation. A minimum installation is comprised of two floors, and

therefore folders 14 y 15 are compulsory.

Sample structure for a 5 floor installation:

2.4.2. CPU version V3.60/V4.60 and later

The structure is comprised of folders nos. 0 to 56 inclusive.


0 _ _ YES

1 Do not interrupt the doors When it is detected that the door has been interrupted for longer than permitted. Only with nudging close Annex.

NO

2 Evacuate car When a rescue is carried out, if users can exit the car. Only with rescue Annex.

NO

3 Awaiting start permission When awaiting permission to start from the

Master Generator. Only if generator group Annex present.

NO

4 Enter access code When a user enters a car, if an access code has to be entered prior to making car calls. Only if zone cancellation Annex present.

NO

5 Re-enter code If an incorrect access code is entered, the user is invited to enter another code. Only if zone cancellation Annex present.

NO

6 Wrong access code If wrong access code is entered. Only if zone cancellation Annex present.

NO

7 Code entry period has ended Upon expiry of the code entry period for car call permission attainment. Only if zone cancellation Annex present.

NO

8 Floor cancelled When making a car call for a cancelled floor. Only if zone cancellation or car call cancellation Annex present.

NO

9 Out of order When the lift is out of order. NO

10 Going up When the lift starts moving upwards YES

11 Going down When the lift starts moving downwards YES

12 Too many calls When it is detected that he number of car calls exceeds the permitted limit. Only if control is activated.

NO

13 Car overloaded On car overload detection. NO

14 Ground floor When opening doors on arrival at ground floor YES


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15 1st Floor When opening doors on arrival at 1st floor YES

… … See note

45 31st Floor When opening doors on arrival at 31st floor See note

46 Door closing When doors are closing NO

47 Lift faulty When a fault is detected NO

48 Press the alarm button When a fault is detected, to seek rescue. NO

49 Press open When a fault is detected, if the lift is opposite landing doors.

NO

50 Fire service When fire service mode is activated. Only if fire service Annex is present.

NO

51 Rescue in progress When automatic rescue is activated. Only if Automatic Rescue Annex present.

NO

52 Special service When VIP mode is activated. Only if VIP call Annex present.

NO

53 _ _ YES

54 “Don” (Up gong sound) At the end of door opening or when arriving at a floor with a call to go up.

NO

55 “Din Don” (Down gong sound) On arriving at a floor with a call to go down. NO

56 No telephone line On detection of absence of telephone line connection with Call Centre. Only if control is activated.

NO

Notes:

“Ground floor”, “1st floor”, etc. messages can be replaced by “Reception”, “Pool”, etc.

type messages.

Folders 0 and 53 are compulsory but must be empty.

More or less floor message folders to be included depending on the number of floors at

a particular installation. A minimum installation is comprised of two floors, and

therefore folders 14 y 15 are compulsory.

If you do not require the non-compulsory (or optional) messages, simply don’t create

the corresponding folders.

The inclusion of non-compulsory messages does not necessarily imply their

reproduction. Some messages are only reproduced if the installation contains the

corresponding annex. For example, an installation without the fire service annex cannot

play the message in folder 50.


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2.5. VA03-SD connections

3. EXT5.20 BOARD CONFIGURATION

For EXT5.20 board wiring, following electrical diagram 0461257. Ensuring always that dips 3

and 5 on switch SW3 are in the ON position.

4. CONTROLLER ACTIVATION SOFTWARE

In addition to boards and cabling and their configuration, controller activation software is also

necessary (code 5125020), which is run using the CT. This requires the Smart Media card be

inserted in the CT (code 5124413). The controller activation software is supplied on the Smart

Media card.

Dil-Switch:

5 ON = Configures input interface

as “binary”

e.g. Input 4+ Input 2 plays

message in folder 10 (001010)

Wide band speaker (4-16 Ohm)

Inputs 1-6 and common (from board EXT5.20)

Volume adjusted by potentiometer

20-30 V DC supply:

Common must be opposite to input

voltage.


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5. APPENDICES

1. Car electrical installation, commercial voice announcer appendix (code 0461257).

2. Car top box, commercial voice announcer appendix (code 9460578)


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3. Leak tight box Legrand 220x170x86 ref. 92186 (code 5123144)

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