Before you request a repair, Specifications – PATLITE BD User Manual

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Author 11:New Funky Sueyoshi 12･17:Yumi Matsutoya 13:Ami Ozaki 14:Tetsuji Hayashi 15:Tatsuro Yamashita

16:Kazumasa Oda 18:Maria Takeuchi 19:HILL MILDRED J 20:CHURCHILL FRANK E

21･22･27･29･30･31･32:TRADITIONAL 23:Nobuyoshi Koshibe 24:Takeshi Shibuya 25:SCHUBERT FRANZ
26:MARKS JOHN D 28:American folk song

ＣＨ１

ＣＨ２

ＣＨ３

ＣＨ４

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Group

Runner

Mamotte Agetai

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Ｂ

Doyoubino Koibito

Saafu Tengoku Sukii Tengoku

Oribiao Kikinagara

Akino Kehai

A September

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Ｄ

Hi Ho

Bear Song

Iro Howaitoburendo

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Ｆ

Runner

Doyoubino Koibito

Oh My Darling Clementine

Mamotte Agetai

Yankee doodle

Oribiao Kikinagara

A September

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Ｉ

Konnako Irukana

Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer

Mamotte Agetai

Runner

A September

Oribiao Kikinagara

Akino Kehai

Doyoubino Koibito

Iro Howaitoburendo

17 Saafu Tengoku Sukii Tengoku

Hi Ho

Bear Song

Happy Birthday

21 I've been working on the Railroad

Konnako Irukana

Toys Go Cha Cha Cha

26 Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer

Wiegenlied

28 Oh My Darling Clementine

27 She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

Yankee doodle

Yellow Rose of Texas

Londonderry Air

31 When the Saints Go Marching In

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Happy Birthday

Hi Ho

Akino Kehai

Saafu Tengoku Sukii Tengoku

Bear Song

Iro Howaitoburendo

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She Wore a Yellow Ribbon

When the Saints Go Marching In

Toys Go Cha Cha Cha

Oh My Darling Clementine

Konnako Irukana

Yellow Rose of Texas

Wiegenlied

Yankee doodle

Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer

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Ｍ

Londonderry Air

Runner

Mamotte Agetai

HIHO

Yankee doodle

When the Saints Go Marching In

Ｐ

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Sound groups

●Sound Chart type D (BD-□D)

Sound List

6-3.How to Combine Sounds

When the sound group P is selected, sounds can be chosen from
the 32 sounds and combined freely using an SD card.

●Items prepared by customers

SD card (Type: SDV-2GP Sold separately), Personal computer, SD card Reader/Writer

1.Creating the sound combination data

By using a personal computer, data consisting of different sounds is created

①Connect SD card Reader/Writer to PC, and then insert an SD card.

6-4.Adjusting the Sound Volume

The sound volume can be adjusted using the
volume control. Use a flat-blade screwdriver
with the blade thickness of 1.0mm or thinner
for turning the volume control.

●Turn the volume control lightly. It may be damaged if a torque of 0.3N・m or more is applied.

●When the volume is set to high, the sound may be distorted in some sounds.
●In some cases the volume may not be zero even if the volume control is set to the minimum.

2.Transferring the sound combination data

The sound combination data created in "1. Creating the sound combination data" is transferred to this product.

① Turn off the power of this product.
② Open the front cover, and insert the SD card, in which the data created in "1. Creating the sound combination
data" is stored, into the card slot.
③ Turn on the power of this product.
④ When transferring the sound data is completed, you will hear a high-pitched tone. After hearing the
sound, pull out the SD card.

* The writing completes in 1 second or less. When you hear the high-pitched tone repeatedly or hear no sound at all,

it means that the writing was unsuccessful. Confirm the descriptions for the procedures 1 and 2.
But take note that if the volume control is set to the minimum, you will not hear the sound of completion.
⑤ Set the sound group selection switch to P, and confirm the sound of each channel .

Card slot

SD card

● As for the SD card, use the type SDV-2GP sold separately. Operation is not guaranteed if an SD card of any
other type is used.
● When formatting the SD card, do it in either FAT12 or FAT16.
● When inserting the SD card, pay attention to the orientation of the SD card. And do not forcibly insert the
SD card into the card slot. Doing so may cause damage to the SD card and/or the product.
● Pay attention that no foreign object enter into the card slot.

Volume
larger

Volume
smaller

1mm

6-5.How to Play Sounds

When the COM terminal and the terminal CH 1 - CH 4 are short-circuited after turning on the power, the sound of the
channel of the selected group is played.
●Sound is played while the terminals are short-circuited.
●When 2 or more CH terminals are short-circuited to the COM terminal, the sound of the channel with a larger number
will be played.

Priority order for the channels CH 4＞CH 3＞CH 2＞CH 1

●When this product is operated by turning on the power, it takes about 1 second to play a sound.
●Refer to the table below for the time chart when this product is operated by the CH terminals.

●Pop noise may be generated when the power is turned on or off, or at the beginning

of playing a sound. But it is normal.

Sound

CH signal input time chart

CH 4

CH 3

CH 2

CH 1

CH 2 CH 3

170ms or less

50ms or less

CH 4 CH 3

●If the product does not operate correctly even after it is properly installed and handled,

contact a branch office or the technical support printed on the last page.

Symptom

Points to be checked

Coping strategies

Is the power supplied?
Are the COM terminal and CH terminal short-circuited correctly?

Are the COM terminal and CH terminal short-circuited correctly?

Is the volume control not set to the minimum?

Is the power supplied?

It is correctly selected with the tone color group selection switch?

Confirm the wiring.
Confirm the wiring.
Adjust the volume.

Is the volume control not set to the minimum?

Adjust the volume.

Confirm the tone color group selection switch.

Confirm the wiring.

Confirm the location of the stored file.

No sound is played

Is there a text document stored in the SD card?

Is the SD card correctly inserted?

Confirm the orientation of the insertion.
Create a text document in the SD card.

It does not read SD card

Is the data not placed in a folder?

Is the extension of text document “.txt”?

Are the file name and the content of the text document correct?

Confirm the file name and the content of the text document.
Confirm the extension of document file name.

A sound of a different

channel is played

7. Before You Request a Repair

● Please note that we will not be held responsible for the failure or damage caused by handling the product in ways

not observing the warnings or cautions contained in this document.

● Please note also that the contents in this document may be changed for improvement without notification

in advance.

(*1) Please use the power-supply voltage with DC24V in case you use in quiet place.

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8. Specifications

【External view】(mm)

17.2

Mounting hardware

(Extended length with cover open)

④Change the file name of the created text document to

【　OTO-LIST.txt　】

* Use half-size upper- or lowercase letters for the file name.

If the extension ".txt" is not displayed when the text document is created, change the file
name to [ OTO-LIST ].

Enter the number of the sound (see 6-2. Sound List) you want to combine into the text
document created in ④ and store it in the SD card. * Enter the sound number with
half-size numbers of 8 digits.

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Example

When a combination of the following sounds are to be created with the type BD-□A.

CH 1: Beep CH 2: Amaryllis CH 3: Synthesized Piano CH 4: Grandfather's Clock
Enter the number shown below into the text document, and save the file.

【 01250731 】

Sound number of CH 4

Sound number of CH 3

Sound number of CH 2

Sound number of CH 1

SD card Reader/Writer

SD card

Personal computer

I've been working on the Railroad

T-06B0152

T-0710139

T-0710140

Stutter (rapid intermittent horn)

Beep (slow intermittent horn)

Yelp (rapid siren)

Bell (clear highpitched bell)

Melody Chime

Rapid Hi-Lo

Synthesized Bell

Synthesized Piano

Call Sign

Chime

Beep (slow intermittent horn)

Rapid Hi-Lo

Stutter (rapid intermittent horn)

Bell (clear highpitched bell)

Yelp (rapid siren)

Melody Chime

Chime

Synthesized Piano

Call Sign

Synthesized Bell

Chime

Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign

Other Precautions

Information

Model

BD-24□

BD-100□

Rated Voltage

Power Consumption

12-24V DC(*1)　

100V AC / 220V AC 50/60Hz

Voltage Range

10.8-26.4V DC

100V±10% AC / 220V±10% AC

4W / Standby power consumption 0.5W

5W / Standby power consumption 1.1W

Mass

205g±10%

325g±10%

Sound Pressure Level

Max. :90dB (at a distance of 1m when the panel is attached)Volume adjustment is possible.

* The sound pressure level may be lower depending on the tone color, usage environment, and supplied voltage.

Bit input

Level hold input (Sound is played while COM terminal and CH terminal are short-circuited.))

Operation by turning on the power: 1s or less Operation by CH signal: 170ms or less

4 channels

CH4＞CH3＞CH2＞CH1

-20 ～ 55 ℃

RH 85% or lower (no condensation)

Indoor use only: * Normal, * reverse, and * lateral
direction are possible (Normal direction only in
places where water may be splashed on it).

Indoor : * Normal, * reverse, and * lateral direction
are possible (Normal direction only in places where
water may be splashed on it).
Outdoor:*Normal direction only.

CH Input

Input Method
Starting Time

Number of Channels

Priority Order for the Channels
Operating Temperature Range

Relative Humidity

Mounting Direction

IP54 (When the panel is mounted in normal direction; Front only)

Protection Level

19.6m/s

Resistance to Vibration

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ＣＨ４

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Group

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Ｂ

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Ｄ

Ｇ

Ｆ

Ｊ

Ｉ

Call sign

Chime

Galloping Hi-Lo

Train Ride

Falling Crystals

Alien Chatter

Garactic Motor

Two Tone

Ringing Hi-Lo

Inverted Reveille

Ringing Phone

Alarm Clock

Fur Elise

Two Tone

Minuet

Ringing Phone

Alarm Clock

Fur Elise

Ringing Hi-Lo

26 London bridge is falling down

London bridge is falling down

Annie Laurie

28 The camptown Races

The camptown Races

27 Mary had a little Lamb

Mary had a little Lamb

Symphony No.40

Amaryllis

Grandfather’s Clock

Ave Maria

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Ｌ

Ｋ

Ｎ

Ｍ

Ｐ

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Sound groups

●Sound Chart type E(BD-□E)

Sound List

T-06B0152

T-0710139

T-0710140

Stutter (rapid intermittent horn)

Beep (slow intermittent horn)

Yelp (rapid siren)

Bell (clear highpitched bell)

Melody Chime

Rapid Hi-Lo

Synthesized Bell

Synthesized Piano

Synthesized Melody Chime

Stutter+Bell

Beep (slow intermittent horn)

Rapid Hi-Lo

Stutter (rapid intermittent horn)

Bell (clear highpitched bell)

Melody Chime

Chime

Synthesized Piano

Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign
Call Sign
Call Sign
Call Sign
Call Sign
Call Sign
Call Sign

Chime

Call Sign

　②In the My Computer of the PC, open the drive into which the SD card is inserted.

　③Within the window opened, click with the right mouse button, and point New Document
and then choose Text Document.

* The name may vary such as notepad depending on the OS and its version.

Chime

Chime
Chime

Chime

C95100106

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