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EVACU ELITE

INSTALLATION, COMMISSIONING AND USER MANUAL

To Disable Zone 1, activate the

control on the Zones screen.

On the Zone Settings screen, activate

the control

Zone setting screen updated to show

the disable

5.4.5.2 To view the disabled emergency zones

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Table of Contents2
Certification Information8
Purpose9
Scope9
References9
Evacu ELITE System Manuals9
Australian Standards9
System Overview10
General10
Access Levels10
Emergency Warning Control and Indicating Equipment11
Emergency Intercom Control and Indicating Equipment12
System Description13
General13
Figure 4-1 - Evacu13
System Components14
Universal Rack14
Elite Plus14
Figure 4-2 - All-Purpose Back Plane Board15
Figure 4-3 Front View of the Universal Rack15
Power Supply16
Figure 4-4 Side View of the Universal Rack16
Figure 4-5 Power Supply Module17
Figure 4-6 Primary Power Supply Labelling17
Figure 4-7 Secondary Power Supply Labelling18
Figure 4-8 Power Supply Distribution Board19
Figure 4-9 Three Power Supply Modules Connected to the Power Supply Distribution Board20
Figure 4-10 Power Supply - Showing the Primary Power Supply Module20
Graphical User Interface21
Figure 4-11 Main GUI and LED Membrane21
Universal Rack Cards22
Figure 4-12 Graphical User Interface22
Figure 4-13 Distribution CPU23
Figure 4-14 Multi-Purpose Output Card23
Figure 4-15 Multi-Purpose Interface Card24
Figure 4-16 Dual 25-Watt Amplifier25
Figure 4-17 50-Watt Amplifier25
Figure 4-18 150-Way Amplifier26
Figure 4-19 Quad Radial EIS Line Card27
Figure 4-20 Dual Loop EIS Line Card27
Networking28
Figure 4-21 Network Interface Card28
Figure 4-22 Detail on Fitting the SFP Module to the NIC for VDSL Connection (2 Core Copper)29
EWCIE and EICIE Operation30
Front Control Panel30
General30
Status Line (EWS and EIS)30
Automatic / Manual Mode Control and Indication (EWS)30
Figure 5-1 Front Control Panel30
Test Condition Control (EWS)31
Silence Warning Control and Indicator (EWS)31
Reset Control (EWS)32
All Controls and Indicators (EWS)32
Silence Buzzer Control (EWS and EIS)33
Delay Override (EWS)33
All Call Control and Indicator (EIS)34
Menu Control (EWS and EIS)34
Individual EWS Controls and Indicators34
Figure 5-2 Front Control Panel with Individual EWS Controls and Indicators Highlighted34
Figure 5-3 Emergency Zone with Indicators Highlighted34
Individual EIS Controls and Indicators35
Figure 5-4 Emergency Zone with Controls Highlighted35
Figure 5-5 Front Control Panel with the Individual EIS Controls and Indicators Highlighted35
Remote Control Indicator36
Network Fault Indicator36
Figure 5-6 WIP Handset with Controls Highlighted36
Figure 5-7 WIP Handset with Indicators Highlighted36
Talk Indicator37
EICIE in Control Indicator37
Additional Front Panels37
Led Indicators37
Power37
Power Fault37
Fault37
System Fault37
Delays37
Figure 5-8 LED Indicators37
Earth Fault38
Disabled38
Alarm38
Test38
EWS Operation38
General38
Live Speech38
Automatic Operation38
Manual Operation39
Disabling Emergency Zones40
Activating the Test Tone42
Test Condition44
EIS Operation45
General45
Establish a Call from the EICIE Handset to a WIP Handset45
Establish a Call from the WIP Handset to the EICIE Handset45
Establishing a Multi-Party Conference Call46
All Call Broadcast46
Networked EICIE47
Ring, on Hold and Confidence Tones47
Remote Paging Console48
Menu System49
General49
Access Levels49
Figure 6-1 Main Menu Screen49
Nodes50
Figure 6-2 Access Level Screen50
Distribution CPU Card52
Figure 6-3 Distribution CPU Card Status Screen52
Network Interface Card53
Figure 6-4 Distribution CPU Card Status53
Figure 6-5 Input Status53
Figure 6-6 Distribution CPU Card Status - Showing the Outputs53
Multi-Purpose Interface Card54
Figure 6-7 Network Interface Card Status Screen54
Figure 6-8 Network Interface Card Status54
Figure 6-9 Multi-Purpose Interface Card Status Screen55
Figure 6-10 Multi-Purpose Interface Card Status55
Multi-Purpose Output Card56
Figure 6-11 Multi-Purpose Interface Card Showing the Outputs56
Figure 6-12 Multi-Purpose Output Card Status Screen56
Quad Radial EIS Line Card57
Figu4Re 6-13 Multi-Purpose Output Card Status57
Figure 6-14 Output Status57
Figure 6-15 Quad Radial EIS Line Card Status Screen58
Figure 6-16 Quad Radial EIS Line Card Status58
Figure 6-17 Handset Status58
Dual Loop EIS Line Card59
Figure 6-18 Quad Radial EIS Card Status Showing the Inputs59
Figure 6-19 Dual Loop EIS Line Card Status Screen59
Figure 6-20 Dual Loop EIS Line Card Status60
Figure 6-21 Handset Status60
Figure 6-22 Dual Loop EIS Line Card Input Status Screen60
Dual 25-Watt Amplifier Card61
Figure 6-23 Dual Loop EIS Line Card Output Status Screen61
Figure 6-24 Dual 25-Watt Amplifier Card Status Screen62
Figure 6-25 Dual 25-Watt Amplifier Card Status62
Figure 6-26 Amplifier Status62
50Watt Amplifier Card63
Graphical User Interface63
Figure 6-27 50-Watt Amplifier Card Status Screen63
Power Supply64
Figure 6-28 Graphical User Interface Status Screen64
Figure 6-29 Graphical User Interface Status64
Figure 6-30 Power Supply Status Screen65
Figure 6-31 Power Supply Status65
Figure 6-32 Power Supply Module Status65
Zones66
Figure 6-33 Battery Status66
Wips67
Alarms68
Faults68
Disables70
Logs70
Date and Time71
Sequencing73
Zone Delay Off/On75
Access Level76
FAD Retrigger77
Installation79
Unpacking and Inspection79
Ant-Static Precautions79
Working on the System79
Cabinet Installation79
Figure 7-1 24U Cabinet - Front and Side View80
Figure 7-2 24U Cabinet - Rear View Showing Mounting Points81
Figure 7-3 24U Cabinet - Top View Showing the Gland Plate and Cable Entry81
Figure 7-4 13U Cabinet - Front and Side View82
Figure 7-5 13U Cabinet - Rear View Showing Mounting Points82
Mains Termination83
Figure 7-6 13U Cabinet - Top View Showing Gland Plate and Cable Entry83
Figure 7-7 13U Cabinet Showing the Mains Isolator, Earth Point and Battery Isolator83
Fitting Cards to the Universal Racks84
Connecting the Batteries84
Figure 7-8 24U Cabinet Showing the Mains Isolator, Earth Point and Battery Isolator84
Recommended Batteries85
Connecting to the Evacu86
General86
Distribution CPU86
Connections86
Figure 8-1 Label 3203 Detailing Terminations for each Card Type86
Indications87
Multi-Purpose Output Card (MOC)87
Connections87
Indicators89
Field Wiring89
Figure 8-2 MIC Wiring - Standard90
Figure 8-3 MIC Wiring - Voltage Reversal91
Multi-Purpose Interface Card (MIC)92
Connections92
Indications92
Dual 25Watt Amplifier93
Connections93
Indicators95
Field Wiring95
Figure 8-4 Dual 25Watt Amplifier Wiring96
50Watt Amplifier97
Connections97
Indicators98
Field Wiring99
Figure 8-5 50Watt Amplifier Wiring99
150Watt Amplifier100
Field Wiring101
Figure 8-6 50Watt Amplifier Wiring101
Quad Radial EIS Line Card102
Connections102
Indicators103
Field Wiring104
Figure 8-7 Quad Radial EIS Wiring104
Dual Loop EIS Line Card105
Connections105
Indicators105
Field Wiring - Use of Ferrites on each Loop WIP Card106
Figure 8-8 Dual Loop EIS Wiring107
Network Interface Card108
Connectors108
Indications108
Setting the Node Address109
Field Wiring110
Figure 8-9 Network Wiring - Side by Side Cabinets110
Figure 8-10 Network Wiring - 2 Core Copper111
Figure 8-11 Network Wiring - Single Mode, Single Fibre112
Figure 8-12 Network Wiring - Single Mode, Dual Fibre113
Figure 8-13 Network Wiring - Multi Mode Dual Fibre114
Figure 8-14 Network Wiring - Mixed - Fibre115
Figure 8-15 Networking Wiring - Mixed - UTP116
Cable Terminations and Routing117
Figure 8-16 Correct Speaker Wiring Termination117
Figure 8-17 Incorrect Speaker Wiring Termination118
Figure 8-18 Cable Routing - Left Hand Side119
Figure 8-19 Cable Routing - Right Hand Side120
Maintenance121
Specification122
General122
Graphical User Interface122
Dual 25Watt Amplifier Card122
50Watt Amplifier Card123
Multi-Purpose Output Card123
Multi-Purpose Interface Card124
Distribution CPU Card124
Quad Radial EIS Line Card125
Dual Loop EIS Line Card125
Network Interface Card125
Universal Rack Frame126
Power Supply126
Glossary of Terms127

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