ProDAB 1 Quick Start Guide

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1 ProDAB 1 Quick Start Guide Audio & Design

2 1 Initial Configuration Getting Started: ProDAB 1 Quick Start ProDAB1 takes approximately 45 seconds to boot up, during this time the power LED will flash. Press to select: DAB/DAB+ FM MP3 When the LCD display is not in screen saver mode DAB Mode: display the available DAB services OK, will select the currently displayed service. FM Mode: tune FM receiver in 100KHz steps OK, will tune to the currently displayed frequency. MP3 Mode: display the MP3 files available OK, will play the currently displayed file Unlocked Locked To Unlock front panel press and hold Unlock button until paddock symbol changes to Unlocked. This button will also jump out of Screen Saver or Main Menu to service display. When displaying currently selected service, station or track press to change displayed information. When ProDAB1 is shipped from the factory it will require a DAB Scan to find your local multiplexers. You will see a message No Stream Selected Press OK for Menu Press the OK button then select DAB Scan use the button to select the type of scan you require and to start scanning. ProDab1 will then select the first service alphabetically that it finds. Press to view all other found services & OK to select. Audio & Design 2

3 Press and hold Preset button to save currently selected service, station or MP3 track. Pressing whilst the preset directory is shown will cycle through the available presets Presets also store mode, so can be used as a quick way to switch between DAB, FM & MP3 Mono/Stereo selection will only change the audio output when in FM mode. The headphone output is suitable to drive headphones with a minimum impedance of 16Ω Audio & Design 3

4 2 Network set-up for web access Press OK then select Network with then OK. Set IP address mask & default gateway. Unit will need to be re-booted to use new IP address. Choose between Static & DHCP using keys If Static press to set IP address mask & default gateway. To edit any item press then use to select & to change then OK to save. Unit will need to be re-booted to use new IP address. The embedded web server can be accessed on the set IP address port 80. When displaying menus pressing or takes you to the next or previous menu item. OK is for selecting/accepting the desired action or parameter Audio & Design 4

5 username: admin password: Presets Allows web selection of up to 12 stored presets. Streams Enables setting of presets to DAB, FM or MP3 streams. Show Info Shows full information for the currently selected Service, Station or MP3 file Pressing P or p from the Main Menu takes you to the unit setup page. Audio & Design 5

6 Press to add to Preset selection page Press required Preset button then Apply or OK You can overwrite the currently configured selection if you wish. FM stream Either type in the required frequency or drag slider or use buttons. or Then press to assign to a Preset. Audio & Design 6

7 With FM mode you can also assign a separate description to the Preset. Preset Page Press c to display Clear Presets page. You can select multiple presets to be cleared then press Apply or OK. Audio & Design 7

8 3 Setup Pages Audio & Design 8

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10 Use the quick selector bar at the bottom of this screen to directly jump to any section Audio & Design 10

11 4 Typical DAB Show Info Page Audio & Design 11

12 5 Rear Panel Analogue balanced audio outputs, gain adjustable from 0dBU to +20dBU. Pin 1 = GND Pin 2 = + output Pin 3 = - output AES3 digital output, sampling rate adjustable via menu to 48Kbps or 96Kbps Pin 1 = GND Pin 2 = + output Pin 3 = - output Antenna input for DAB & FM F-Type female connector fitted to unit. GPIO allocation version 2.09 firmware Outputs Inputs: GPIO-0 (pin 18) Gnd to select preset 1 GPIO-1 (pin 17) Gnd to select preset 2 GPIO-2 (pin 16) Gnd to select preset 3 GPIO-3 (pin 15) Gnd to select preset 4 GPIO-4 (pin 14) Gnd to select preset 5 Outputs: GPO-0 (pin 23) GPO-1 (pin 22) GPO-2 (pin 21) GPO-3 (pin 20) GPO-4 (pin 10) Gnd when changeover in progress Not allocated Not allocated Not allocated Not allocated Common Grounds: pin 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 RS232 I/O ProDAB1 Production units allows access to operating system console at 115k baud. Pin 2 = Tx data Pin 3 = Rx data Pin 5 = GND Audio & Design 12

13 RJ45 LAN connector 10/100 auto negotiation MDX USB Can be used for additional MP3 storage. IEC Mains inlet Fuse T3.15A 90/240VAC Provison for IEC retaining clip and M4 Earth tag 6 FTP Access MP3 Files can be uploaded to the ProDAB with Username prodab3333 no password required.this allows direct access to the default MP3 sub-directory. The default IP address is Audio & Design 13

14 7 Menu Tree Version 0209 Firmware From Main Menu press OK to enter menu then or and OK to select item. Where there are various options within the menu use or to select then or to change menu items *=Factory Default Presets/Stations Left or Right to select Preset Factory Default Display Station/Profile Acton Wait for OK (safe) * Wait, then Jump Immediate Jump Volume/Fade Immediate * Fast Fade Slow Fade Info Msg Line (DAB) 0 = Ensemble * 1 = MUX Freq 2 = Stereo Info 3 = Service Name 4 = Last Preset nr 5 = Sig Levels 6 = Full Info 7 = Time 8 = IP Address 9 = Error Rates 10 = Ch/over info Display Brightness Full 15 <0..15> 15 Display time to Dim 5 (sec) 15 Display Brightness Dim 2 <0..15> 2 Revert time to Normal 30 (secs) 20 Stream Action KB delay 2 (secs) 2 LCD Scroll Rate 150 (msecs) 150 LCD Scroll Format Continuous Audio & Design 14 1

15 Station List ScreenSaver Timeout Overwrite with new No scroll Start/Stop * Mux Order Original Order Alphabetic Order * 120 (secs) (Disabled = 0) DAB Scan Scan all EU Muxes * Scan all UK Muxes Manual Tune Mux Delete Scan List Default Mux code Default Sid code Goto Default Stream Change Over Signal Silence Time 00 sec 0 = Change over disabled 0 Ch/over return lag time 00 sec 0 Play Preset on Ch/over Preset 1 1 MP3 Play Mode Shuffle Play once & stop 120 Repeat forever * RF RSSI threshold 30 dbuv 30 RF SNR threshold 50 db 50 AF threshold (L+R) 50 <0..100> 50 AF detector Attack 30 <0..100> 30 AF detector Decay 20 <0..100> 20 0 Audio & Design 15

16 System Ch/over basis (FM) 0=None (disabled) 0 1=AF quality 2=RF RSSI 3=RF SNR Ch/over basis (DAB) 0=None (disabled) 0 1=AF quality 2=RF RSSI 3=RF SNR Signal Level Histogram Plots * RSSI SNR AF MP3 dir path /home/mp3 Chover Stats AES (Digital) Rate 48/96Kbps 48Kbps FM Step Frequency 100KHz 100KHz SW Version Station LIst Mux Order # Pd: xxxx # Si: x.x.x Original Order Alphabetic Order * Unit Name ProDAB1 ProDAB1 Device Location UK UK Front Panel Lockout (0 = disabled) 0 MP3 Directory Path /home/mp3 Prog Start Preset Nr previous * Preset 1 to 14 Engineering Menu View Text File - /etc/rc.conf End Prog, back to OS Prog Restart (COLD) Reboot OS Test Tone 1033Hz LCD Test Change PIN number 0000 Audio & Design 16

17 0000 Not Used 0 USB mount cmd Bash Script Not Used 1 Not Used 2 OS Command Factory Reset Default INI values Reload INI Load Alt INI file Set DAB Wanted flag not used GPIO/SysLog Menu Syslog Server Address Statistics Menu Show Histograms Frequency Sweep Display Syslog Server port Syslog Enable Level (0=disabled) Syslog T i/val (0=disable) 0 Debug IP Address Debug UDP port Debug Enable level (0=disabled) SNMP Trap IP Address SNMP Flags (0=disabled) 0 SNMP T i/val (0=disabled) GPIO pins mask 1F (0=disabled) Clear All Stats Change Overs Stream Changes HW Faults On Stream Unavailable No Action * Keep re-trying F Audio & Design 17

18 Go to default Network IP address selection Static * DHCP My IP Address My Net Mask My Net Gateway SNTP Server SNTP call every 60 (mins) My UDP Listen port Remote UDP commands Enabled * Disabled DHCP Lease Req Audio & Design 18

19 Audio & Design Reading Ltd. Hereby confirm that the ProDAB1 conforms to the requirements of EN & EN60950 Provided it is used as described in this manual and in the sections below: To comply with the EMC Directive EN (generic), it is recommended that all-digital input and output cabling be of Belden type 1696A or its exact equivalent. All input/output connectors must be of good quality and be constructed with RF protected covers. All interconnections via cables must carry a full earth shield, which should be connected to the RF shielded covers at all times. Input/output cables must be terminated to comply with the AES/EBU and IEC958 digital audio standards protocol. This unit is wired so that a technical earth is connected to the chassis via the mains input socket. It is recommended that this connection be made to the mains earth system at all times to minimise the effects of radiated and conducted RF emissions. Low Voltage Directive EN60950: There are no serviceable parts within the unit. All repair work must be referred to a qualified electronic engineer or returned to the factory. In the case where the unit contains plug in modules, always switch off the unit before removing or replacing any module. Audio & Design Reading Ltd does not accept responsibility for non-compliance if the above criteria are not met in full. WARRANTY: All Audio & Design products are of the highest quality and designed to give long, trouble free service. Nevertheless they are fully guaranteed for one year from the date of purchase. Provided any faulty equipment is returned, post paid, to Audio & Design or its established Agent by the original purchaser during the relevant period we will repair, or at our opinion replace, entirely free of charge all breakdowns due to faulty workmanship or materials. In keeping with normal practice, breakdowns due to fair wear and tear, misuse, neglect or faulty adjustment by the user, are outside the scope of this warranty. Warning: Warranty repairs are subject to serial number checking. We reserve the right not to service any equipment whose serial number has in any way, been defaced or altered. WEEE Directive: The end user must excise due care when disposing of this product at the time it is deemed as waste material. RoHS: The current status of Audio & Design products can be obtained from Audio & Design Reading Ltd practices lead-free manufacturing processes. Lead free solder is used on the surface-mount PCB manufacturing processes and for hand soldering. Printed circuit boards used are immersion tin plated, and as such use no lead. The manufacturing processes include the assembly of purchased components from various sources. Our products are offered as RoHS compliant, or lead free, only after sufficient evidence is received from the component manufacturers that their components are RoHS compliant. Audio & Design Reading Ltd relies solely on the distributor, or manufacturer of the components for identification of RoHS compliance. Whilst every effort is made to ensure compliance, Audio & Design Reading Ltd makes no warranty, or certification, or declaration of compliance concerning said components. Audio & Design Reading Ltd defines Lead Free as pertaining to any product, which has been manufactured by Audio & Design Reading Ltd using components which have been declared by the manufacturers as Lead Free. All statements by Audio & Design Reading Ltd of RoHS compliance are based on component manufacturer documentation Audio & Design 19

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