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Quantity Component: 7.6.2 Memory Card
Quantity Component: 7.6.2 Memory Card
Quantity Component
A System controller
B x2 C x2 D x8
Notice!
In a live system, do not remove the SD memory card while the system controller is accessing
the card; this is indicated by the green busy-indicator.
Removal of the card while busy may corrupt the card’s file system.
For IP30 ingress protection compliance, the system controller is delivered with a plastic
dummy SD card in the memory card slot. The dummy card must be removed before a real SD
memory card can be inserted. If no SD memory card is used, leave the dummy SD card in
place.
D
+ +
PRA-MPSx
C
Follow the connection procedure below:
1. Crimp ferrules D onto the ends of the electrical wires of cable C to provide a solid and
reliable electrical connection. Use a dedicated crimping tool.
2. Insert each wire into the appropriate slot of the connector B, observing polarity. Wiring
color convention: red for + and black for -. Use a flat blade screwdriver to tighten each
connection.
3. Insert the cable into the 24 to 48 V input A, cut the cable to length and mount the
connector of the powering device to the other end of the cable, again observing polarity.
Insert this connector into output A of the powering device (e.g. the 24 V output of the
PRA-MPS3).
4. For redundancy, repeat these steps for a second cable to connect output B of the
powering device to input B of the system controller.
5. Alternatives:
– Instead of using the A/B outputs of a PRAESENSA powering device, also two
separate power supplies can be used. The maximum current rating of the supply
connectors is 8 A; only use a 24 - 48 V power supply that is current limited to < 8 A,
also in overload condition.
– When no power supply redundancy is required, a single power supply can be used.
PRA-...
1. Use shielded Gb-Ethernet cables (preferably CAT6A F/UTP) with RJ45 connectors to
connect the system controller to a network.
2. Connect to any of the five switch ports of the system controller.
– The system controller supports Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP) to enable the
use of multiple connections simultaneously for cable redundancy, e.g. to daisy‑chain
devices in a loop, with a maximum of 21 devices in a loop.
– RSTP can be disabled in the system configuration in case a (corporate) network does
not allow for this.
3. Port assignments:
– For general purpose Public Address systems all ports 1‑5 can be used.
– For Voice Alarm systems use ports 1‑4 for (redundant) connections to the Voice
Alarm network part, including all other PRAESENSA devices. Use port 5 for auxiliary
connections, not related to the Voice Alarm function, like to a background music
server.
– The PRAESENSA system controller can be set up to work on two completely separate
networks simultaneously for fail‑over redundancy, supporting Dante glitch‑free audio
switching between both networks for continuous and uninterrupted audio
distribution in case of a network failure of one of the networks. In this mode, use
ports 1‑4 for the primary network (with RSTP) and port 5 for the secondary network.
All PRAESENSA devices are on the primary network, the secondary network is only
for network redundancy of Dante devices. Also see section Network redundancy, page
29.
– To configure the system, access to the webserver of the system controller is needed,
using a web browser and the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of the system
controller. The URL is printed on the product label and for a PRA-SCL it has the
following format: https://PRASCL‑xxxxxx‑ctrl.local, with xxxxxx being the last 6
hexadecimal digits of the device MAC‑address. Configuration of the system and its
devices is described in the PRAESENSA configuration manual.
Warning!
Keep lithium coin batteries out of the reach of small children; coin cell batteries can be
! accidentally ingested. If ingested, these batteries may leak harmful contents causing chemical
burns, perforation of soft tissue, and in severe cases may cause death. Lithium coin batteries
must be removed immediately if swallowed. Seek medical attention immediately.
7.7 Approvals
Emergency standard certifications
Europe EN 54‑16
International ISO 7240‑16
Regulatory areas
Immunity EN 55024
EN 55103‑2 (E1, E2, E3)
EN 50130‑4
Emissions EN 55032
EN 61000‑6‑3
ICES‑003
ANSI C63.4
FCC‑47 part 15B class A
Conformity declarations
Europe CE/CPR
Environment RoHS
Control