Bell Control Technical Data 3700: Difference between revisions
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=== Module Address Switch === | === Module Address Switch === | ||
Module addresses are human readable (not binary). The switches are numbered 1 to 3 left to right at the top of each module. Set module 4 as 3 | Module addresses are human readable (not binary). The switches are numbered 1 to 3 left to right at the top of each module. Set module 4 as 1+3, module 5 as 2+3. | ||
==== Non-musical controls ==== | ==== Non-musical controls ==== | ||
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==== Chimes ==== | ==== Chimes ==== | ||
Single panel of up to | Single panel of up to four modules numbered left to right. | ||
Modules addressed from 0 up to | * Interface configuration Map switch 5 is ON. | ||
Modules addressed from 0 up to 3 | |||
* Up to 13 diatonic notes plus the leading tone, sharp 4th and flat 7th semitones | * Up to 13 diatonic notes plus the leading tone, sharp 4th and flat 7th semitones | ||
Modules addressed from 1 up to | Modules addressed from 1 up to 4 | ||
* Up to | * Up to 15 diatonic notes plus the flat 7th semitone | ||
If other semitones are needed, use a carillon configuration skipping outputs as not needed. | If other semitones are needed, use a carillon configuration skipping outputs as not needed. | ||
==== Carillon panels ==== | ==== Carillon panels ==== | ||
* Standard configuration Map switches 4&5 are OFF, 6 is ON. | |||
* Custom configurations (Interface module will have a label indicating the specials file number F''nnnnn'') for sub-bourdons and missing semitones Map switches 4&5 are ON, 6 is OFF. | |||
Notes given are for a non-transposed instrument. Transposition is set up in the controller if needed. | |||
===== Five output modules ===== | ===== Five output modules ===== | ||
Up to three 20 output panels support five octaves minus one semitone. Address the modules from 1 to 5: | |||
* Panel 1 skips first semitone for notes C to G# | * Panel 1 skips first semitone for notes C to G# | ||
* Panel 2 outputs notes A to E | * Panel 2 outputs notes A to E | ||
* Panel 3 outputs notes F to C | * Panel 3 outputs notes F to C | ||
===== Six output modules ===== | ===== Six output modules ===== | ||
Three 24 output panels support six octaves fully chromatic. Address the modules from 0 to 5: | Three 24 output panels support six octaves fully chromatic. Address the modules from 0 to 5: | ||
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===== Seven or eight output modules ===== | ===== Seven or eight output modules ===== | ||
From 25 to 32 fully chromatic outputs on a single panel. Address the modules from 0 to 7: | From 25 to 32 fully chromatic outputs on a single panel. Address the modules from 0 to 7: | ||
* Module 6: 1 | * Module 6: 1+2 ON | ||
* Module 7: 1 | * Module 7: 1+2+3 ON | ||
== Installation == | == Installation == | ||
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Four wires (two twisted pairs) are enough unless AX STATUS mode is used (not implemented at the time of this writing). | Four wires (two twisted pairs) are enough unless AX STATUS mode is used (not implemented at the time of this writing). | ||
# STAT+ ( | # STAT+ (not used) | ||
# STAT- | # STAT- | ||
# 12V+ (used to power the isolated inteface in the controller) | # 12V+ (used to power the isolated inteface in the controller) | ||
# 12V- (data | # 12V- (isolated data common and interface power - NOT Earth or cable shield) | ||
# DATA+ (control data from the controller) | # DATA+ (control data from the controller) | ||
# DATA- | # DATA- | ||
If shielded cable is used (recommended), connect the shield to the lower right mounting screw of the Interface Module. Do not connect the shield at the controller end. | If shielded cable is used (recommended), connect the shield to the lower right mounting screw of the Interface Module. Do not connect the shield at the controller end. | ||
===== AX Wall Mount Controller ===== | |||
The interface connector's 12V has insufficient current to power the AX Controller. In this case the tower panel will have a DIN rail mounted power supply to provide operating current for the controller. The data cable should have at least 18 AWG wires for lengths over 50 feet. | |||
==== AX Fiber optic cable ==== | ==== AX Fiber optic cable ==== | ||
Use [[Optical_fiber_interface|Multi-mode Duplex cable]] with two ST connectors at each end. Use care when installing the cable to prevent kinks and damage to the ends. The ends should be marked by color, number or with specification text on one channel of the 'zip' cord. Whichever channel is plugged into the left STATUS of the tower panel, also connects to the left STATUS connector on the rear of the AX touch screen controller. The opposite color should be plugged into the right DATA connectors at both ends. | |||
Fiber STATUS is required for the AX controller to see that the tower panel is ready. If only one fiber channel is available, request a '''BLIND FIBER''' interface for the controller. | |||
For | For multi-panel carillon installations, only Panel 1 will have the optical interface. Parallel the 485 DATA terminals of all tower panels. | ||
==== LX Systems ==== | ==== LX Systems ==== | ||
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This module supports up to three swinging bells. | This module supports up to three swinging bells. | ||
Connect low current swinging motor enable lines to the | Connect low current swinging motor enable lines to the 3721 Relay modules as follows: | ||
* intelliSwing motor panel '''L1 OUT''' (from logic circuit breaker) connects to 3721 '''FUSED INPUT''' terminal | * intelliSwing motor panel '''L1 OUT''' (from logic circuit breaker) connects to 3721 '''FUSED INPUT''' terminal | ||
* intelliSwing motor panel '''S1 IN''' (switch input) connects to | * intelliSwing motor panel '''S1 IN''' (switch input) connects to 3721 '''1 N.O.''' terminal | ||
** subsequent motors similarly connect to their respective outputs. | ** subsequent motors similarly connect to their respective outputs. | ||
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Interface module | Interface module | ||
[[File:BC-CIF-3703-TestButton.png|400px|thumb|right|Long press to enter self test mode]] | [[File:BC-CIF-3703-TestButton.png|400px|thumb|right|Long press to enter self test mode]] | ||
* ACTIVE: indicates the high voltage relays are enabled. Indicated from logic before drive transistor. | * '''ACTIVE''': indicates the high voltage relays are enabled. Indicated from logic before drive transistor. | ||
** Active only on when outputs are active. Resets at end of concert. | ** Active only on when outputs are active. Resets at end of concert. | ||
* POWER: 12VDC Power supply from Power Supply Module is on and 5V regulator is OK. | * '''POWER''': 12VDC Power supply from Power Supply Module is on and 5V regulator is OK. | ||
** Should be as bright as power light on Power module. | ** Should be as bright as power light on Power module. | ||
* TEST MODE: indicates self test is active. Inputs are ignored. | * '''TEST MODE''': indicates self test is active. Inputs are ignored. | ||
* SIGNAL: blinks with input data. | * '''SIGNAL''': blinks with input data. | ||
** Should never be constantly lit except dim glow in Bit Map mode. | ** Should never be constantly lit except dim glow in Bit Map mode. | ||
** Blinks brighter when receiving low Baud signal. | ** Blinks brighter when receiving low Baud signal. | ||
* INPUT: indicates that input data addressed to this panel, or | * '''INPUT''': indicates that input data addressed to this panel, or | ||
** Steady Blink if configuration switch error. | ** Steady Blink if configuration switch error. | ||
** Will not blink if incoming activation data is for this panel, but no module has been installed for it. | ** Will not blink if incoming activation data is for this panel, but no module has been installed for it. | ||
* OUTPUT: indicates that this panel is sending status back to the controller. | * '''OUTPUT''': indicates that this panel is sending status back to the controller. | ||
** Constant blinking (three per second) is normal. | |||
** Blinks brighter when set for low Baud. | ** Blinks brighter when set for low Baud. | ||
* 12V: DC-DC isolation converter is working - 12V available on 485 interface terminal | * '''12V''': DC-DC isolation converter is working - 12V available on 485 interface terminal | ||
** Should be as bright as power light on Power module. | ** Should be as bright as power light on Power module. | ||
* 5V: interface regulator is working (may be damaged by surges induced to data cable) | * '''5V''': interface regulator is working (may be damaged by surges induced to data cable) | ||
** Should be as bright as power light on Power module. | ** Should be as bright as power light on Power module. | ||
Power module | Power module | ||
* Power - 12VDC Power supply is working and AC input is within 100-240VAC | * '''Power''' - 12VDC Power supply is working and AC input is within 100-240VAC | ||
* Active - indicates the high voltage relays are enabled. Indicates Interface Module drive transistor is OK. | * '''Active''' - indicates the high voltage relays are enabled. Indicates Interface Module drive transistor is OK. | ||
Output modules | Output modules | ||
* Ready - indicates that interface module has enabled the outputs (not in sleep or reset mode). | * '''Ready''' - indicates that interface module has enabled the outputs (not in sleep or reset mode). | ||
* Active - indicates the high voltage relays are enabled. Indicates signal over cable is OK. | * '''Active''' - indicates the high voltage relays are enabled. Indicates signal over cable is OK. | ||
* ERR - indicates improper signal received for module (if input not blinking on Interface module). | * '''ERR''' - indicates improper signal received for module (if input not blinking on Interface module). | ||
=== Error lights === | === Error lights === | ||
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Configuration errors are indicated by blinking Input light on the interface board. If no error lights are lit on output modules then the problem is an invalid setting of the Panel Configuration switch on the interface board. If an error light is lit on an output module, its address switch is incorrectly set for that type of panel. | Configuration errors are indicated by blinking Input light on the interface board. If no error lights are lit on output modules then the problem is an invalid setting of the Panel Configuration switch on the interface board. If an error light is lit on an output module, its address switch is incorrectly set for that type of panel. | ||
Correctly configured modules will result in a self test that activates outputs from left to right | Correctly configured modules will result in a self test that activates outputs from left to right, unless a combo board for the largest bell is at the right end of the array. | ||
* Two modules error lights do not come on (other modules do) | * Two modules error lights do not come on (other modules do) | ||
** Modules at the same address must be the same module type - the modules with Err lights off are the problem | ** Modules at the same address must be the same module type - the modules with '''Err''' lights off are the problem | ||
* Modules have error lights regardless of switch setting | * Modules have error lights regardless of switch setting | ||
** Check that the ribbon cable connection on all modules is fully seated | ** Check that the ribbon cable connection on all modules is fully seated | ||
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If error lights occur on output modules, the following operational errors may be indicated: | If error lights occur on output modules, the following operational errors may be indicated: | ||
* All module's error light comes on and stays on. | * All module's error light comes on and stays on. | ||
** If Bit Map mode is selected, a constant input data stream is | ** If Bit Map mode is selected (Map configuration switches 4, 5 and 6 are all ON), a constant input data stream is required. Check connections between the panel and controller. The interface module's Signal light should be indicating presence of the input signal. Perhaps the controller has not been configured for Bit Map mode. | ||
* One module error light comes on. The error resets when the Active state comes on next time. | * One module error light comes on. The error resets when the Active state comes on next time. | ||
** This indicates that the output pulse exceeded the | ** This indicates that the output pulse exceeded the module's maximum allowed pulse time. Reduce the pulse time on the controller (AX or Bit Map modes). Factory technicians must adjust pulse times using Chime.Center. Make sure the system has [[Network_setup_AX|Internet connectivity]] before calling for service. | ||
=== Test buttons === | === Test buttons === | ||
Three buttons are mounted on the left vertical edge of the Interface Module. The top one is '''TEST''', the middle one is '''STEP''' and the bottom one is '''REPEAT'''. The test mode will time out to normal mode after three minutes of inactivity unless it is left in the ''repeat'' or ''scan'' modes. Those modes will operate continuously until canceled. | |||
* Quick Tests | * Quick Tests | ||
** Long Press | ** Long Press '''TEST''' - enters test mode from normal mode - exits test mode | ||
** Double Click | ** Double Click '''TEST''' - test reset to output 1 up direction | ||
*** doesn't fire output | *** doesn't fire output | ||
*** discards all output timing edits | *** discards all output timing edits | ||
** Click | ** Click '''TEST''' - cancel repeat/scan modes, reverse output step direction | ||
** Click | ** Click '''STEP''' - cancel repeat/scan, go to next available output and fire | ||
** Click | ** Click '''REPEAT''' - cancel repeat/scan, fire current output again | ||
* Leave panel in test mode for burn in or bell adjusting (CAUTION! No Time Out) | * Leave panel in test mode for burn in or bell adjusting (CAUTION! No Time Out) | ||
** Double Click | ** Double Click '''STEP''' - fire next, continue scan all outputs until cancel w/single click | ||
** Double Click | ** Double Click '''REPEAT''' - continue to fire current output - repeat until cancel w/single click | ||
==== Adjust output pulse time ==== | ==== Adjust output pulse time ==== | ||
Click the '''STEP''' button to get to desired bell output, then long press Step or Repeat until Input LED indicates new pulse width. | |||
* Long Press '''STEP''' - (up) lengthen output pulse | |||
* Long Press '''REPEAT''' - (down) shorten pulse | |||
* Click '''REPEAT''' - re-test using new pulse | |||
* Long Press '''TEST''' - saves newly selected timing for all bells before exiting self test | |||
** During save, '''Input''' LED blinks four times | |||
* Double click '''TEST''' - revert to last saved pulse times (losing any recent changes) | |||
These adjustments do not affect motor enable output relays for intelliSwing panels. | |||
Available striker pulse times (milliseconds - setting is indicated by blinking Input LED): | |||
:75 - one blink - only for very small bells in chimes and carillons for faster repeat | :75 - one blink - only for | ||
* very small bells in chimes and carillons for faster repeat | |||
* refurbished Deagan 67 actions with a [[DA3862 Deagan Solid State Action|solid state action control module]] | |||
:100 - two blinks - (Carillon panel 3 default) | :100 - two blinks - (Carillon panel 3 default) | ||
:150 - three blinks - (Carillon panel 2 default) | :150 - three blinks - (Carillon panel 2 default) | ||
:200 - four blinks - Default (most panels) | :200 - four blinks - Default (most panels) | ||
:300 - five blinks - Deagan 'O' type | Only use the following for Deagan or motorized tolling hammers | ||
:300 - five blinks - Deagan '67-O' type action with original relays | |||
:550 - six blinks - Deagan 'G' or 'L' type | :550 - six blinks - Deagan '67-G' or '67-L' type action with original relays | ||
:600 - seven blinks - Deagan 'F' type | :600 - seven blinks - Deagan '67-F' type action with original relays | ||
:650 - eight blinks | :650 - eight blinks - rarely used | ||
If you want to reset to default pulse times to factory defaults: | |||
* Change the module configuration as follows | |||
* | ** Power off the panel | ||
* | ** Unplug ribbon bus from one of the modules | ||
* | ** Power on, wait for two seconds and power back off | ||
* | ** Plug the ribbon bus back into the module | ||
* | ** Power on the panel | ||
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== Other applications == | == Other applications == | ||
=== Minute impulse clocks === | === Minute impulse clocks === | ||
This application requires a | This application requires a 3721 combo module with dry contacts to switch the voltage to the minute impulse clock movements. | ||
* set all three Panel address switches ON | * set all three Panel address switches ON | ||
* set high baud ON | * set map switch 4 ON | ||
* output | * set high baud ON if system plays music (speakers or bell clappers) | ||
* output | * output 2 N.O. is odd minutes | ||
* | * output 3 N.O. is even minutes | ||
* a single DC tolling hammer output is provided to optionally toll the hour | |||
=== Deagan Damper relay === | === Deagan Damper relay === | ||
This relay panel supports up to 32 Damper outputs to be used in conjunction with a striker panel for | This relay panel supports up to 32 Damper outputs to be used in conjunction with a striker panel for Deagan Tower Chimes. We have improved upon Deagan's model 72-74 mechanical relays in conjunction with our Libertas AX controller. | ||
* Harmonic bells supported with a sustain pedal that works like a piano during chord changes | * Harmonic bells supported with a sustain pedal that works like a piano during chord changes | ||
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** The voltage drop should be around 0.5 Volts - shorted outputs will be near 0 Volts (and fuse will be blown - do not replace) | ** The voltage drop should be around 0.5 Volts - shorted outputs will be near 0 Volts (and fuse will be blown - do not replace) | ||
** Return the module to Chime Master for replacement/rework if any measurement is less than 0.35 Volts | ** Return the module to Chime Master for replacement/rework if any measurement is less than 0.35 Volts | ||
=== Combo Module === | |||
To test the striker output of the Combo module, use the steps above as for the DC Striker Module. | |||
* Hold the red meter probe to the bottom of the striker fuse | |||
* Touch the black meter probe to the middle lead of Q1 | |||
** The voltage drop should be around 0.5 Volts - shorted outputs will be near 0 Volts (and fuse will be blown - do not replace) | |||
[[Category:Installation]] | [[Category:Installation]] | ||
[[Category:Troubleshooting]] | [[Category:Troubleshooting]] | ||