Lencore Spectra i.Net: Sound Manager Instrukcja Użytkownika

Sound Manager Manual

OPTIONAL STEP NOTE:If preferred, the site facility manager can request from its internal IT department an available IP address for the i.LON so that i

Click service button and log in. Username: ilon Password: ilon Once inside the i.Lon – CLICK the SET UP tab Click TCP/IP The information contained her

Click Submit to save the changes you have made to this Web page. Note that all fields marked with an asterisk require a reboot before the new values t

5. Spectra i.Net®Sound Manager Manually Adjust Screen All zone and group creation and changes for masking, paging and music as well as volume, con

6. Spectra i.Net®Sound Manager Timer Screen InthisareaoftheSoundManageryoucansetandpreprogramsoundmaskingsettingstoaccommodatebusine

7. Spectra i.Net®Sound Manager Diagnostics Screen InthisareaoftheSoundManageryoucanperforma1KHztonetestonthesystemandperformglobal

8. Upon exiting the Sound Manager if you need to reset your web settings, follow these instructions: 1. Start button 2. Click “connect to” or contro

9. Loading JAVA and the JAVA POLICY on your computer ONLY USE THIS PROCEDURE IF INSTRUCTED TO DO SO In order to view the i.LON you must have Java and

Click OK at the bottom. Close this screen and you will be returned to the screen that will allow you to now see the APPLICATION DATA folder. Note: If

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Table of Contents PART A – SETUP & CONFIGURATION 11. Spectra i.Net’s Web-Based Access and Tuning Capabilities22. Accessing the Online Sound Manage

1. Launching and Accessing the Sound Manager Program 1.1. Open your web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc.) and go to the address bar where th

1.6. You will now see the Sound Manager login screen as shown in Figure 3 below. Enter the following information. USERNA

2. Manual Adjustments 2.1. Refreshing the OPs/Channels list.1. Go to the area which says OPs/Channels as shown below and click on the circul

2.2.1.1. ADDING a Sound Masking Group 1. Click on the Sound Masking tab in the “Groups” section of the Manual Adjustments area. 2. Click on

Figure 8 2.2.1.2. EDITING/DELETING a Sound Masking Group 1. Click on to the group you would like to select and edit. The group clicked will be

4. To select the OPs and/or channels you would like to assign to the group, highlight and click the OP or individual channel(s). To de-select simply

Figure 11 6. When finished selecting OP/Channels or setting Volume/Contour, click the floppy disk symbol in the Groups area to save the group set

Figure 13 8. If you wish to delete a group at any time click on the group desired, and right click, then choose Delete as shown in Figure 14 below

2.2.2. Paging Groups 2.2.2.1. ADDING a Paging Group 1. Select the “Paging” tab in the Groups area as shown in Figure 15 below. Figure 1

3. Enter the Paging Group name and select a zone number for this Paging Group as shown in Figure 17 below. It is recommended to not have more than

2.3.1 Sound masking EQ Adjustments 302.3.1.2 Parametric EQ 312.3.2 Paging/Music EQ Adjustments 313. Timer Function 33 3.3 ADDING Timer Sch

2. Click on the Pad and Pencil symbol in the Groups section to Edit selected group as shown in Figure 19 below.  Figure 19 3. To select the OP(s)

and click “Submit Volume/Contour” to immediately send volume changes to the selected group as shown in Figure 21 below. The group has NOT been saved

7. The Group is now saved and the selected OPs channels that were highlighted have turned from Green to Yellow. This indicates that the group has bee

2.2.3. Music Groups 2.2.3.1. Adding, Editing, or Deleting Music Groups are done using the same methods as outlined for Paging with the exception of

3. Click “Submit Adjustments” to save settings as shown in Figure 27 below. Figure 27 2.3.1.2. Parametric EQ Settings–This section should onl

3. Click “Submit Adjustments” to save settings as shown in Figure 29 below. Figure 29 The information contained herein is proprieta

3. Timer Functions For Sound Masking 3.1. The Timer section applies to Sound Masking only, and is not used for Paging or Music settings. 1. Clic

2. Click on “Add new” at the top right portion of the Scheduler section as shown below in Figure 32 to Add new schedule. Figure 32 3. Enter the Sc

Figure 34 7. Click on the floppy disk symbol to “save” the Schedule created as shown in Figure 35 below. Figure 35NOTE: The timer function will

3.4. EDITING a Timer Schedule 3.4.1. Only the selected days to Run, Time of Day to Start, and Volume Levels can be edited. Once a Schedule is crea

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4. Diagnostics For Sound Masking 4.1. Click the Diagnostics tab and you will see the screen shown in figure 36. Figure 36 4.2. First, click t

Figure 37A Figure 37B 4.3. RESET FACTORY: The RESET FACTORY tab on the diagnostic page when clicked, re-sets the OP settings to the default setti

4.4. START TONE: The START TONE tab sends out a test tone to the selected OP. This function will help you locate the OP in the ceiling. 4.4.1.

Figure 39 4.5. RESET OP: The RESET OP tab sets the OP back to its last saved setting (see figure

Figure 40 4.6. PERFORM GLOBAL DIAGNOSTICS & REPORTING: Before running the diagnostics, check or uncheck the readings for Mask Attenuation, Mask

Figure 41 4.6.1. PERFORM GLOBAL DIAGNOSTICS : Once the selection of options is done, click ‘PEFORM GLOBAL DIAGNOSTICS’. You will be able to see the

Table: Diagnostic Table Table Title Description OP# Displays the OP number Status Displays the Status of the System. Note it should display “OK”. If

Figure 42 NOTE: The readings represented in the figure are for demonstration purpose only. These readings will differ. Also, the readings for Mask A

Figure 43 4.6.2. REPORTING: After performing Global Diagnostics, you can generate a simplified report to view all the settings/readings for masking

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1. Spectra i.Net’s Web-Based Access and Tuning Capabilities Using the Sound ManagerAlthough most installations do not require extensive changes or re

Channel A#dB Hz Q                     Channel B#dB Hz Q   

Channel A#dB Hz Q                     Channel B#dB Hz Q   

Channel A#dB Hz Q                     Channel B#dB Hz Q   

Channel A#dB Hz Q                     Channel B#dB Hz Q   

Music EQ OP# 3#dBHzQ                              Music EQ

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3. Using the Sound Manager On-Site (most common usage):Connect a computer to the i.LON’s 10/100 base T connector using a computer data cable with an

Windows Vistax Go to Control Panel x Under Network and Internet, click on “View Network Status and Tasks” x At left menu of next screen, click on “Man

4. Interfacing with the i.LON ServerWhat You Need:x An Internet browser on your computer (Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Netscape, etc.)x JAVA – If you

6. You will be asked… Do you want to keep blocking this program?Choose “unblock” Note: This screen may or may not appear. If not, proceed to s