DSA 6000 Installation 0203360 Bgto.gnresound.com/Academy1/AUDIOmaster/DSA6000/0203360... · 2019-11-18 · Document Title: Doc. #: Rev. #: DSA 6000 Installation 0203360 B Form 0007380

Document Title: Doc. #: Rev. #:

DSA 6000 Installation 0203360 B

Form 0007380 - Rev I GN ReSound Confidential Page 1 of 18 Corp Template

Not subject to issue control when printed

Printed Date: 17 November 2011

Lautrupbjerg 7 P.O. Box 130 DK-2750 Ballerup Denmark

Owner/Editor: Local Address, if applicable:

Johnny Hansen

Date:

15.10.2010

Table of Contents

PURPOSE .......................................................................................................................................................... 2

1. SCOPE .................................................................................................................................................... 2

2. OWNERSHIP .......................................................................................................................................... 2

3. DEFINITIONS/ACRONYMS .................................................................................................................... 2

4. REFERENCES/FORMS .......................................................................................................................... 2

5. PROCESS ............................................................................................................................................... 2

6. SPECIFICATION ................................................................................................................................... 18






PURPOSE

The purpose of this document is to describe how to unpack, install and activate a new DSA 6000 system when first delivered from GTO.

1. SCOPE This document applies for all part of GN ReSound Operations. These instructions should be followed unless special individual instructions are shipped with the system. The instructions only applied for delivery of new DSA 6000 test system

2. OWNERSHIP Director, GTO

3. DEFINITIONS/ACRONYMS DSA 6000 - Final Device Test System GTO – Global Technical Operation GTO web site : http://gto.gnresound.com

4. REFERENCES/FORMS Doc # 0202830 - Calibration and Validation of DSA 6000 Final Device Test System Doc # 0210740 – DSA 6000 Yearly Calibration instructions

5. PROCESS

Before the DSA 6000 final device test system can be used the following tasks needs to be performed:

5.1 Unpacking the test system.

5.2 Assembly and connecting to test chamber

5.3 Configuring the Windows system.

5.4 Activating pre-installed test software installations.

5.5 Install the TEST Framework software

5.6 Setting up System Users.

5.7 System calibration definitions.

5.8 Installing Calibration TPIx files.

5.8 Running Calibration TPIx

5.9 Starting to use the system.






5.1: Unpacking the system.

The DSA 6000 system is shipped in one shipment box. The weight of the box is approximately 15 kg. Then label on the end of the box shows the serial number of the system in the format shown: eks. 14A750F.

The box should contain the following items: 1 box with wide-screen monitor and stand 1 box with keyboard & mouse 1 box containing the DSA6000 units with pre- mounted cables and accessory box. 1 cardboard binder with calibration certificates.

Please make sure that these items are present.

Unpack the monitor and the monitor stand. Snap the monitor on the stand before attaching any cables.

Unpack the DSA 6000 unit. The unit is pre-mounted with cables for test chamber and monitor, but not for mouse and keyboard.

The accessory box will contain two power cables for DSA unit and monitor, antistatic shipping bags for eventual future shipping of unit modules, license agreements for pre-installed SW and a spare dust filter for cooling fan. [Diff for US systems]

Unpack the mouse and keyboard.






5.2: Assembly and connecting to test chamber.

The mouse and keyboard is to be connected to the DSA 6000 unit using a USB connection. All USB ports on the DSA 6000 are collected in a USB hub behind the front plate of the DSA unit. It is possible to slide the USB plugs from mouse and keyboard through the cable opening. Alternatively the front plate can be removed by losing the four finger screws on the front plate and carefully pull the front plate forwards. The USB hub will be mounted on the rear side of the plate.

Use USB port 1 and 2 for the mouse and keyboard. Port 3 and 4 will be used in the future for other purposes. Finally secure the mouse- and keyboard cable in the cable relief bridge by loosing screws.

Connect the cables to the ATC 4000 test chamber. Labels on each cable correspond to printing on the chamber for correct connection.

Lastly make sure the fan switch on the rear panel of the DSA 6000 unit is in position AUTO, attach the power cables to DSA unit and monitor and DSA 6000 system is now ready to switch on.

The On/Off switch is located on the right side of the DSA 6000 unit.






5.3: Configure Windows system.

Before using the system the Windows system must be configured 1: 2:

3: 4:

Configuration wizard will start automatically with a Welcome screen.

In the License Agreement screen select: “I accept this agreement”.

Click [Next]

In the Regional and Language Option screen do not change settings. Just accept the default and click [Next]

In the Personalize Your Software screen enter the following:

In the [Name] field: the serial number of your system. (eks. 14A750F)

In the [Organisation] field: GN ReSound.

Click [Next]






5: 6:

7: 8:

In the Computer Name and Password screen enter the following:

In the [Computer Name] field: DSA + the serial number of your system.

(eks. DSA14A750F)

Do not enter an Administrator word at this time

Click [Next]

In the Networking Settings screen select [Typical settings]

Click [Next]

In the Workgroup or Computer Domain screen select [No, this computer……….]

(The DSA 6000 system will be added to Hearing domain at a later date)

Click [Next]

In the Time and Date Settings screen set system to your local time.

Click [Next]






9: 10:

11:

Windows configuration is now finished and the system will run a batch file. It will take several minutes.

DO NOT close the black batch-file window.

Windows system is now ready for use.

When the batch file is done and the window disappears you can then set the correct screen format for the wide screen monitor.

Open the Display Properties window in the [Control Panel] and select [Settings] tab. Adjust slider to 1400 by 900 pixels.






5.4: Activating NI Test Software. About standard software on DSA 6000. There are two major standard software applications running on the DSA 6000. It is the TestStand and the Audiomaster test library, both are supplied from National Instruments, and both are license based applications. The licenses are linked to the hardware in the DSA 6000 system. TestStand is linked to the controller unit (the PC) and AudiomasterLibrary is linked to the DSP unit. This means that you cannot replace any of these two hardware units without reconfigure the license files. The AudiomasterLibrary is already activated on delivery of the system from GTO. TestStand is also installed, but before it can be used it must be activated. This is done with the National Instruments “NI License Manager”.






1: Before starting activation make sure you have received a activation key from GTO.

2: Open the NI License Manager as shown above on previous page.

3: In the NI License Manager locate TestStand 4.2 group and point to the Base Deployment Engine.

4: Right-click and select “Activate…

5: In the Activationg TestStand 4.2 Base Deplyment Engine window select the “Apply one or more….” option (shown in picture below)

Click [Next]






6: Key in the activation code received from GTO and click [Next]

7: You will receive a receipt for successful activation. DO NOT register the software as the system is not on the network at this time. SW is already registered by GTO. Click [Finish]






5.5: Installing the TEST Framework.

8: The bullet in the NI License Manager will now have turned to Green indication that the TestStand 4.2 Base Deployment Engine is active.

DSA 6000 system is now ready for installation of TEST Framework. This software is a GN ReSound developed software package and is not pre-installed from National Instruments. It is found on the GTO web site under Test&Software DSA 6000 system. The file placed on the GTO web site will always be in the current valid version.






As the DSA 6000 cannot be connected to the Network at this time, download the TEST Framework file to a USB memory stick using a PC connected to the internet. Follow the instructions on the web page.

5.6: System Users.

Before any test programs can be installed a System Administrator must be assigned.

Regulatory requirements demands that all test can be identified by the test operator. For ID of test system Operators the DSA 6000 system is equipped with a System User function. The System User are created and maintained in the System Configuration application.

TEST Framework ver. x.x INSTRUCTIONS:

Test Framework files are installed in the DSA 6000 controller using the normal Windows Installer application.

> Download the Test Framework ver. 1.1 file (.zip file) from the link above. > Create a temporary folder on the DSA 6000 controller > Copy the .zip file to the folder. > Unzip the files. > Remove any older versions of Test Framework using Add or Remove Programs Windows Control Panel > Run the Run the script “DSA6000 PreconditionScript.cmd” from the zip file. > Run the Setup_11.exe file

OBS! : DO NOT run the ReSound.DSA6000TestFramework.Installer.MSI file






System Configuration:

Select: System Users. This will open the System User window.

User Levels.

User system will operate with two user levels “Administrators” and “Operators”

Normal Test Operators should be created in the “Operator” group. Operators cannot access the Systems Configuration, cannot install and uninstall test programs and cannot create or delete users.

System managers should be created in the “Administrators” group. Administrators have full access to the users management system.

As a part of the Test Framework SW a System Configuration application will be installed. System users are created using the System Configuration. To create users open the System Configuration application from the icon on the Desktop. When system configuration is opened for the first time no password is required. When an Administrator is created password will be required every time the System Configuration is opened.

No Test Programs can be installed until an Administrator is created.






How to create a new System User:

System Users window will show all current users. When System Configuration is opened for the first time Users window will be empty. To create a new user:

Setting Test site (test system location)

Before any tests or calibration programs can be executed the system must have a Test site loca-

1. Select the desired group and type in the ID that you want to user for the user. 2 . Type in and repeat the Password and click Add

tion code. In the System Configuration menus select System Settings. This will open the System Settings window. In the Test Site field select the appropriate location code from the drop-down menu.






5.7: System calibrations definitions.

For the DSA 6000 system four calibration and verification processes are defined.

Yearly calibration. As a minimum this calibration must be performed once every 12 month. The yearly calibration is performed in accordance with Doc # 0210740. A Passed Yearly calibration will make a date stamp in the System Configuration SW and will be reflected on the Weekly & Daily

Weekly calibration. As a minimum this calibration must be performed every 7 days. This calibration is performed in accordance with Doc # 0202830. The system will have an internal check that this calibration is done within the calibration period. If the calibration date is passed, the system will be blocked until the weekly calibration process has been executed with a “Passed” result. Weekly calibration consists of two parts. First part is the actually system calibration and second part is the system verification.

Daily calibration. As a minimum this calibration must be performed every 24 hours. The daily calibration is in fact the verification part of the weekly calibration. This will ensure that the system has not change performance since the last weekly calibration. Likewise the weekly calibration the system will automatically block until a Passed daily calibration is done. 5.8: Installing calibration TPIx files. Before running any test programs the DSA 6000 system must be calibrated. For calibration is performed by running the test program “Acoustical Calibration and Validation”. It is the equivalent to the Calibration Tool on the AUDIOmaster system. There is no Calibration Tool on the DSA 6000 system. The calibration TPIx file is found on the GTO web site in its current valid version and is installed like any other test TPI. Procedure is to download the TPI from the GTO web page “DSA 6000 utility software” found under Test&Software > DSA 6000 software > DSA 6000 utility software.

Initial yearly calibration. When the system is delivered from NI the individual components are calibrated from the vendor of the system. This calibration is performed at delivery time to GN ReSound and will, in connection with a weekly calibration routine, cover the first yearly calibration. Storage time before final installation may shorten this period. At installation time for the system the due date for the next early calibration should be found by identifying the Certificates of Calibration in the cardboard bind. The date on this certificate indicates the due date for the next yearly calibration.

The documents must be stored for regulatory traceability purposes.






Download the TPIx file from the web page to a USB memory stick.

TPIx files are installed on DSA 6000 by double-click on the file.






5.9: Starting to use the system. 5.9.1 Installing Hearing Device TPIs.

When the necessary calibrations of the system are performed the system can be used for testing Hearing Devices. Before testing a hearing devices the TPI for this models must be downloaded from the GTO web site. This is done after the same procedure as the calibration TPI’s It is possible to install several TPIx files at the same time. Mark all TPI’s to be installed and right click on mouse. In the pop-up menu select: INSTALL.

An installation window will show the installation progress.

After the installation is finished the window will show the installation log.






5.9.2 Starting Test software. 5.9.3 Running a Hearing Instrument (HI) test.

6. SPECIFICATION

N/A

The test software is executed by starting up the Test Environment. This is done through the Icon on the Windows XP Desktop. During the workflow start up a number of initial preparations of the system will automatically take place. At the end of the Test Environment start up the Workflow is automatically started. The Work Flow is the software engine running through out the test system use.

The Work Flow will automatically open the Program Selection window. This window will have a list of all installed Test Programs on the system. The various HI will be organized in Family folders. These folders are automatically defined during the TPI installation. Select the appropriate Test Program and click Continue >>

Depending on the HI model selected additional Test parameters might have to be defined. If additional parameter for the device is needed window with these selections will automatically appear. This is controlled by the Test Program for the model. When all parameters are defined click Continue >>.

The test will run automatically and will end up with a PASS / FAIL indication and a Test Report will be available.

5.9.4 Advanced user instructions.

Instructions and user guides for advanced user functions on the DSA 6000 can be found on the Global Technical Operations web site:

http://gto.gnresound.con

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DSA 6000 Installation 0203360 Bgto.gnresound.com/Academy1/AUDIOmaster/DSA6000/0203360... · 2019-11-18 · Document Title: Doc. #: Rev. #: DSA 6000 Installation 0203360 B Form 0007380