BSV-24-W18 PATLITE | Alldatasheet
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Model: BSV-24□□□-□ Rev. H SPECIFICATIONS Drawing No. BSV-24-W18 Page
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- Model Number Configuration BSV – 24 N L M – W ■Transistor Type N : NPN P : PNP ■Rated Voltage 24: 12 - 24VDC ■Front Cover Color W : off white D : dark gray ■Recorded Messages M : Pre-recorded Messages Blank: No Messages (15 Built-in Alarms) ■Memory Blank: 4Mbit L : 32Mbit
2.Specifications 2-1 General Specifications Item Specification Rated Voltage 12 to 24V DC VoltageRange 10.8 to 26.4V DC Rated Power Consumption 3.5W (1*) Operating TemperatureRange -10oC to 50oC StorageTemperatureRange -20oC to 60oC Relative Humidity Less than 85% (No condensation) Installation Method Side View Side View Panel Mount Wall Mount Direction: Upright, Sideways, Inverted Direction: Upright, Sideways, Inverted Indoor and Outdoor (Upright Only) Indoor Use Only (Not for Outdoor Use) Upright Inverted Sideways Protection Rating Panel Mount: IP54 (For Upright Installation Only, Self -Declaration based on IEC 60529) Wall Mount: IP20(Self-Declaration based on IEC 60529) Insulation Resistance More than 1MÙ at 500VDC between the terminals and the chassis Withstand Voltage 500VAC applied for 1min between terminals and chassis without breaking insulation Vibration Resistance 70.0m/s2 (In the X, Y and Z directions for 2 hrs. each at 30Hz) Inrush Current Max.7A Mass (Tolerance ±10%) 100g Compliances EMC Directive:EN 61000-6-4, EN 61000-6-2 RoHS Directive: EN IEC 63000 UL Recognized Component (UL464 File No.S24210 ) FCC Part15 SubpartB Class A (1*) Tested with 24VDC supply at maximum volume and with channels 1 through 4 e ntered and data playback with a 1kHz Sine Wave at -6dB.
2-2 Performance Specifications Item Specification Sound Pressure Level Max. 87 dB or more (for Panel Mount) Max. 85 dB or more (for Wall Mount) Measurement Conditions: The product is attached to the center of a 300x300mm board with a 1kHz sine wave played back at -6dB, and the decibel meter is set 1 meter away from the front of the product. * The sound pressure level will vary upon the surrounding environment and message contents. Volume Control Volume Adjustment: Minimum to Maximum Sound Reduction Function: -1dB to -50dB (CH4 is designated as the sound reduction input) Number of Playback Messages Bit Input: 4 (3) / Binary Input: 15 (7) * The brackets indicate channels available when the sound reduction function is activated. Initial Registered Alarm Data The following alarm data is loaded when no set messages are ordered No. 6 Rapid Hi Lo No. 7 Melody Chime No. 8 Synthesized Piano No. 9 Synthesized Bell No.10 Stutter + Bell No.11 Synthesized Melody No.12 Call Sign No.13 Inverted Reveille No.14 Galactic Motor No.15 Two Tone Audio File Format MPEG1-Audio Layer Ⅲ (MP3) Bit Rate 32kbit/s, 64kbit/s (Standard Rate) Audio Startup Time About 300ms after a signal or power supply input is activated Unit Memory Size *1 Compatible Memory Card SD Card Recommended Part ：SDV-2GP (Sold Separate) SD Card Format FAT16 Applicable Software Patlite Playlist Editor Mode Change Selectable for a file name with an empty text file. Item Specification BSV-24□ BSV-24□L Playback Time Total of 63 seconds (at standard bit rate) Total of 520 seconds (at standard bit rate) Internal Memory 508KB(Total MP3 data) 4090KB (Total MP3 data)
2-3 Signal Input Specifications Item Specification BSV-24N BSV-24P Input Method Pulse Input (Pulse Width: 100msec or more, not including the hold input mode) Channel Priority CH4 > CH3 > CH2 > CH1 (For bit input mode only) Signal Input Voltage N/A DC 12 to 24V Open Circuit Voltage Same as Input Voltage N/A Input Current 5mA±1mA (power supply/input voltage at 12VDC) 10mA±1mA (power supply/input voltage at 24VDC) Relay Input (Circuit Diagram) Non-voltage Contact Input Voltage Contact Input Transistor Input (Circuit Diagram) NPN Transistor Circuit PNP Transistor Circuit
- Wiring Diagram ■BSV-24N ■BSV-24P
- Functions 4-1 Volume Adjustment The volume control is located inside the front cover and is adjustable. 4-2 Operating Mode There are eight operation modes selectable from “A" through “H” which, in combination with commands, can select the various functions. Operating Mode Mode Function Mode Function A Bit Input / Normal Playback E Binary Input / Normal Playback B Bit Input / Input Priority Playback F Binary Input / Input Priority Playback C Bit Input / Hold Playback G Binary Input / Hold Playback D Bit Input / Memory Playback H Binary Input / Memory Playback ※ Factory default settings Model Mp3 Data Registration Operating Mode BSV-24□-□ No specified messages (Initial Registered Alarm Data) Binary Input / Normal Playback BSV-24□M-□ Four or less message specified Binary Input / Input Priority Playback Five or more message specified Binary Input / Hold Playback Although there are 15 sounds registered, when using all 15. It is necessary to change The operational mode into the Binary input mode. 4-2-1 Mode A: Bit Input/ Normal Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 4 channels. Playback is through a pulse input. Playback is repeated when an input is held. Any input is invalid during an MP3 message playback
4-2-2 Mode B: Bit Input/ Input Priority Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 4 channels. During an MP3 message playback, the message will stop when a different channel input is entered and the message will continue after the previous channel's message has ended. Even if an input is held, playback is only played once. The wavy line in the pulse train indicates a message stopped during playback and the message in conjunction with the input channel is played. 4-2-3 Mode C: Bit Input/ Hold Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 4 channels. The message will only play back while the input is held on, and the message will stop when the input is removed. While the input is held on, the message playback will be repeated. The wavy line in the pulse train indicates a m essage stopped during playback and the message in conjunction with the input channel is played.
4-2-4 Mode D: Bit Input/ Memory Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 4 channels. When the channel is entered once, the memory of t he corresponding channel will playback when the current message is completed. The input channel is invalid after entering it once into memory. When two or more inputs are simultaneously entered, playback is based on the channel with the higher priority. Even if an input is held, playback is only played once. 4-2-5 Mode E: Binary Input/ Normal Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 15 channels. (Refer to 4 -3. “Binary Input Table”) Playback is through a pulse input. Playback is repeat ed when an input is held. Any input is invalid during an MP3 message playback.
4-2-6 Mode F: Binary Input/ Input Priority Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 15 channels. (Refer to 4 -3. “Binary Input Table”) During an MP3 message playback, the message will stop when a different channel input is entered and the message will continue after the previous channel's message has ended. Even if an input is held, playback is only played once. The wavy line in the pulse train indicates a message stopped during playback and the message in conjunction with the input channel is played. 4-2-7 Mode G: Binary Input/ Hold Playback CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 15 channels. (Refer to 4 -3. “Binary Input Table”) The message will only play back while the input is held on, and the message will stop when the input is removed. While the input is held on, the message playback will be repeated. The wavy line in the pulse train indicates a message stopped during playback and the message in conjunction with the input channel is played.
4-2-8 Mode H: Binary Input/ Memory Playback Mode CH1 to CH4 are used for a maximum playback of 15 channels. When the channel is entered once, the memory of the corresponding channel will playback whe n the current message is completed. The input channel is invalid after entering it once into memory. Even if an input is held, playback is only played once. 4-3 Binary Input Table Playback Message CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 Playback Message CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 No. 1 ● No. 9 ● ● No. 2 ● No. 10 ● ● No. 4 ● No. 12 ● ● No. 8 ● The “●“ refers to the channel input. 4-4 Sound Reduction Function When the sound reduction function is activated, if CH4 is entered while an MP3 message is in playback, the sound level of the message being played back can be reduced. The sound pressure for the sound reduction can be preset. (Refer to "4-6. Operation Mode Data Setup" for details.)
4-5 Changing the Voice Message Data SD card (SDV-2GP sold separately) can be used for rewriting messages. It is recommended to use the SDV-2GP SD card. There is no guarantee in operation when using other SD cards. 4-5-1 When using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2 Using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2, the combination of MP3 files can be freely edited. For details, please refer to the help menu in PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2. PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2 is free with the purchase of a PATLITE MP3 product. 1. Please save the created data onto an SD Card data for PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2. For creating, saving and other functions related to PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2, please refer to the help menu in the respective software. 4-5-2 When not using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2 A voice message can be changed by just changing the MP3 file name, without even using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2. 1. The MP3 file is designated as entering the playback message number (three significant digits) for the file name. Example: Message No. File Name Operation Mode Bit Input Binary Input 2 002.mp3 CH2 CH2 6 006.mp3 Playback Impossible CH2, CH3
- Please save the created file on an SD card. 4-6 Changing the Operation Mode Data SD card (SDV-2GP sold separately) can be used for saving changes to different operation modes. It is recommended to use the SDV-2GP SD card. There is no guarantee in operation when using another SD card. 1. Refer to the following table to create the operational mode text file. Read the file name to change the mode. The data inside the text file is not read. Operation Mode File Name Operation Mode File Name A Bit Input/ Normal Playback mode-a.txt E Binary Input/ Normal Playback mode-e.txt B Bit Input/ Input Priority Playback mode-b.txt F Binary Input/ Input Priority Playback mode-f.txt C Bit Input/ Hold Playback mode-c.txt G Binary Input/ Hold Playback mode-g.txt D Bit Input/ Memory Playback mode-d.txt H Binary Input/ Memory Playback mode-h.txt Refer to the following for the "". In order to activate the sound reduction function (function which drops the sound pressure of the MP3 data to be played back), enter two significant digits in the range of 01 to 50 where the "" indicates the value for sound reduction. The function becomes invalid when "00" or no integer is entered. An empty space (Null) will become an error. Sound Reduction Level Two significant digits to enter No Reduction Empty space or “00” -7 db Reduction 07 -20dB Reduction 20
- Save the created file on an SD card. An error occurs when a file of two or more operational modes is saved on an SD card. 4-7 Data Transfer The data saved on SD card by "4-5. Changing the Voice Message Data", and "4-6. Changing the Operation Mode Data" can be transmitted to a product. When the data of both "4-5. Changing the Voice Message Data" and "4-6. Changing the Operational Mode Data" is saved on an SD card; data transfer can be performed simultaneously. When saving data onto the SD Card using both the "4-5-1. When using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor 2” and the "4-5-2. When not using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor2", the data from the "4-5-1. When using PATLITE’s Playlist Editor2" is given priority. 1. Please check that the products power source is turned on. 2. Please insert the SD card with the saved data into the SD card slot. 3. The sound of a high-low beep will indicate that the data transfer is started. During the upload of the data from the SD card, any signal inputs will be ignored. When the SD card is inserted during a voice message playback, the data transfer will start after the end of the message playback. 4. When the sound of a short beep is heard to indicate that the data transfer has successfully been completed, please extract the SD card. Uploading should be completed within 60 seconds (In the case of BSV-24□L, within 360 seconds). When a short intermittent beep or long intermittent beep is heard, or if nothing occurs at all, the data transfer was not successfully completed. As a caution, please be sure the volume is adjusted to a nominal level, or the indicating beep will not be heard. 5. After data has been uploaded, verify the message contents and operation of the product is programmed as expected. * All MP3 registered messages for the BSV-24□□M-□ will be erased if written over.
5.Outer Dimensions (Unit: mm)