Johnson Controls VCC-64 User manual

User Manual: VCC-64

1 Rev.0.3

PAVA System

VCC-64

Volume and Channel Controller VCC-64

document revision date and are subject to change without notice. Tyco Fire & Security GmbH, Victor von Bruns-

Strasse 21, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Please read carefully these safety instructions.

•Keep this User Manual for future reference.

•Unplug the equipment from the AC before cleaning.

•Do not use liquid or sprayed detergent for cleaning.

•Use a cloth for cleaning.

•Do not expose this equipment to humidity.

•Install this equipment on a safe surface. If the equipment is not in a safe surface, it may

fall and become damaged.

•The openings on the enclosure are for air convection. Do not allow it to overheat. DO

NOT COVER THE OPENINGS.

•Place the power cord where people will not step or stumble. Do not place objects on the

power cord.

•Always observe all warnings and precautions indicated on the equipment.

•If the equipment is not used for several days, disconnect the power supply to prevent

damage from overloading. Never pour liquid into the openings, this could cause fire or

electric shock.

•Never open the equipment. For safety reasons, the equipment should only be opened

by qualified personnel.

•Pay attention to connection polarity when operating the machine with a power supply

(DC). Reverse connection polarity may cause damage to the equipment, or to the power

supply.

•Let staff check the equipment if any of these situations occur:

oThe power cord or power plug is damaged.

oLiquid has penetrated inside the equipment.

oThe equipment has been exposed to moisture.

oThe equipment does not work well or does not work according to the instruction

manual.

oThe equipment was dropped and damaged.

oIf the equipment has obvious signs of damage.

•Disconnect the audio inputs and outputs while making connections. Be sure to use

the proper cables to make the connections.

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Contents

1DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................... 4

2FUNCTIONING................................................................................................................... 4

2.1.1 Rest Mode ............................................................................................................ 4

2.1.2 Active Mode .......................................................................................................... 5

2.1.3 Automatic Lock ..................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Connection to the System ............................................................................................ 6

2.2.1 Data Bus and Power Supply ................................................................................. 6

2.2.2 Bus Address ......................................................................................................... 7

2.2.3 Cabling ................................................................................................................. 7

3PROBLEM SOLVING:......................................................................................................... 8

3.1 Blank Screen ............................................................................................................... 8

3.2 The Number of Sources and Volume Does Not Appear on Screen .............................. 8

4MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ...................................................................................... 8

5TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................... 9

6LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ................................................................................................. 9

7LIST OF TABLES................................................................................................................ 9

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1 DESCRIPTION

The VCC-64 allows up to 64 programmable channels and volume control (0-9). Usually installed

in local zones and connected via bus to the system, it offers source selection, volume control

and lock function.

FEATURES:

•Source selection (1-64)

•Volume setting for the zone (0-9) – 10 steps per change

•Automatic lock function

•It shows the identifier of the music source routed to the zone

•It shows the volume level assigned to the zone

•Lock activated indicator

•Connection of devices by bus mode

2 FUNCTIONING

The VCC-64 has a 2x8 character alphanumeric display where it shows the information related to

the zone of the PA system that is assigned.

2.1.1 Rest Mode

During the rest mode, the display will indicate the music source assigned to the zone, the

volume level (0-9) and the lock indicator.

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2.1.2 Active Mode

To unlock the device, press CH+ and then CH-. The lock indicator will disappear from the

display.

Once unlocked, press VOL+ to raise the volume level of the zone and VOL- to lower it. The

following table of equivalence shows the relationship between the volume indicated in the VCC-

64 and the gain associated to the zone.

VOLUME

GAIN

0δΒ

−3δΒ

−6δΒ

−10δΒ

−15δΒ

−21δΒ

−28δΒ

−36δΒ

−45δΒ

−100δΒ

Table 1 - Active Mode

To change the audio source assigned to the zone, press the buttons CH+ and CH-. The display

will show the change in the number of the source. The number displayed corresponds to the

number of the source in the PA system.

The audio source in the zone of the VCC-64 can be assigned remotely from the main PA

system's management or locally from the VCC-64.

The VCC-64 can select from any of the audio sources available in the system, up to 64. By

pressing CH+ or CH- we move from one to the next in a cyclic order.

The information relative to the audio sources that the VCC-64 will show, can be seen in the

following table.

DISPLAY

DESCRIPTION

Chxx (01-64) BGM Audio source No.XX

assigned to the zone

MIC LOCAL

A microphone is

broadcasting to the zone

Table 2 - Active Mode Display

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2.1.3 Automatic Lock

The VCC-64 has an automatic lock that will be activated after 25 seconds from the last push of

a button. To activate the VCC-64 again, press CH+ and then CH-. The lock indicator will

disappear from the display.

2.2 Connection to the System

Figure 1 - Connections

2.2.1 Data Bus and Power Supply

The VCC-64 has two poles for data connection through RS-485 protocol. It has a power supply

input of 12V DC with a consumption of 1.2W (100mA). The connector is marked as J500. When

the equipment has a power supply, the LED indicator marked power will be on.

The maximum number of units connected to the same interface is 8. The maximum length

(considering all sections) is 1000 m.

The connection uses a female Eurobock type connector (included) of 4 pins and 3.81mm pitch.

The range of cable section for each pole of this connector is 0.14 →1.5mm2(30 →14 AWG)

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Mark

Description

Type

Signal

Activation

Reference for power supply

(negative pole) Input

Connect to the negative pole of the

power supply.

12V Continuous power supply

(positive pole) Input

Connect to the negative pole of the

power supply (max 100 mA / 1.2V

dc).

D-

Serial connection port for

integration RS-485. Terminal D-

Port D- Standard RS-485/9600/8/SPACE/1

D+

Serial connection port for

integration RS-485. Terminal D+

Port D+ Standard RS-485/9600/8/SPACE/1

Table 3 - Connections

2.2.2 Bus Address

The VCC-63 has a DIP-Switch to configure the address in the RS-485 bus. Every controller

assigned to the same zone should have the same address configuration. For different zones

different address should be assigned.

Address

DIP-SWITCH

Table 4 - Bus Addresses

2.2.3 Cabling

The VCC-64 is connected to the system's interface through bus mode, and every VCC-64 will

be connected to each other. Only one VCC-64 has to be connected to the system's interface.

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The unit located closest to the system will be connected to the interface, and to the next VCC-

64. The last VCC-64 in the bus will not have any connection to a consecutive device.

Figure 2 - Cabling

3 PROBLEM SOLVING:

3.1 Blank Screen

If the display is blank, check the power supply. Verify that the wiring has been connected

according to chapter 2.2.1. If the power indicator light is on, reboot the system by disconnecting

the power and reconnecting it again. If, after restarting the system, nothing appears in the

screen then contact Technical Support of LDA.

If the power indicator is off, the device is not receiving power and therefore will not work

properly.

3.2 The Number of Sources and Volume Does Not Appear on Screen

If the number of sources and volume does not appear on screen, this is an indication to the

system that there is no connection. Restart the device by disconnecting the power and

reconnecting it again. If the problem persists and is not resolved, check the wiring as described

in section 2.2.

If, after performing these tests the problem persists, contact the support service of LDA.

4 MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

Generally, the equipment requires a reduced periodical maintenance.

The frequency of maintenance should be adjusted depending on the installation conditions of

the system.

Warning:

•Use only a soft, lint-free cloth to clean the system.

•Disconnect the device from any external power source.

•Disconnect all external devices.

•Keep it away from any liquid.

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•Do not use aerosol sprays, solvents or abrasives.

•Do not spray any cleaning products directly on the device.

Operation:

•Wipe the system with a damp cloth.

5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model

VCC-64

Power supply

12V DC

Consumption

1.2W max (100mA)

Bus RS-485

Max. distance 1000m/ 3280,8 ft. (Max. 8 VCC-64 connected by

bus)

Address

Dip-switch 3 bit

Volume Buttons

VOL- / VOL+

Volume Steps

0-9

Source Buttons

CH+ / CH-

Channel Range

64 / 01 BGM + MIC LOCAL

Functioning Conditions

-5ºC to +45 ºC /23 ºF to 113 ªF

5% to 95% Relative Humidity (without condensation)

Finishing

ABS RAL 9016

Weight

110gr 3,88 oz

Drill Installation (HXWXD)

62mm x 70mmx 35mm / 2,44” x 2,75 x 1,38

Dimensions (HxWxD)

86mm x 86mm x45mm / 3,38 x 3,38 x 1,77

Table 5 - Technical Specification

6 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1 - Connections............................................................................................................... 6

Figure 2 - Cabling ...................................................................................................................... 8

7 LIST OF TABLES

Table 1 - Active Mode ................................................................................................................ 5

Table 2 - Active Mode Display.................................................................................................... 5

Table 3 - Connections................................................................................................................ 7

Table 4 - Bus Addresses............................................................................................................ 7

Table 5 - Technical Specification ............................................................................................... 9

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