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Msg gain and mic gain, Switch s1, Dip switch settings – Edwards Signaling ANS Audio Notification System User Manual

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Terminal

Description

TB3-5, -6

Matching EOLR for speaker supervisory circuit

TB3-7

General purpose output. Pulls to circuit negative on

fault conditions. 32 Vdc, 0.2 A max. Not for fire

protective signaling use. [1][3][5]

TB3-8

Trouble input. +24 Vdc, 5 mA. [1][3][5]

[1] Intended for connection to listed Class 2 or Class 3 (power-limited)

sources only

[2] Power-limited

[3] Unsupervised

[4] Supervised

[5] Terminating equipment must be installed in the same room as the

ANS

Figure 1: ANS features

MSG GAIN and MIC GAIN

The MSG GAIN (message gain) and MIC GAIN (microphone

gain) potentiometers are factory set and should only be

adjusted by trained technicians with the proper test equipment.
To increase the output of a speaker, change the speaker tap

connection or setting to a higher wattage.

Switch S1

Pressing switch S1 performs a hard reset of the ANS

microprocessor. This is not required during normal operation,

and should only be done at the request of our support

technicians.

DIP switch settings

Factory settings

Refer to Figure 1 for DIP switch locations. The following table

shows the factory settings and descriptions for the switches.

Table 4: Factory DIP switch settings
Switch

Setting Description

SN1-1

Off

8 second initial delay

SN1-2

On

SN1-3

Off

SN1-4

On

8 second repeat delay

SN1-5

Off

SN1-6

On

Message on

SN1-7

Off

Three repeats

SN1-8

On

SN2-1

Off

Temporal whoop signal

SN2-2

Off

SN2-3

Off

SN2-4

Off

Fault code lock off

SN2-5

Off

Factory set. Do not change.

SN2-6

Off

AC fault delay

SN2-7

On

Battery connected

SN2-8

On

Microphone connected

ON

OFF

DIP switch detail

A

B

TB1

TB3

MSG

GAIN

MIC

GAIN

FAULT (yellow)

NORMAL (green)

ALARM (red)

LED1

LED4

GND

FAULT

(yellow)

LED2

LED3

TB2

P2

U6

S1

SN2

SN1

1 2 3

J2

J5

J1

1

2

70V 25V

+

+

+

+

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

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