• Description

X-DCS2000/EN Digital Integrated System Manager (abbr. DCS) is the basic unit of X-618 Public Address and Voice Alarm System. DCS integrates plentiful functions such as zone expansion, multiple audio sources support, audio file storage, net audio, broadcasting, zone control, monitoring, fault diagnosis etc. The supplied X-SMART management software allows users to easily and efficiently manage and control the system.

• Features

◆ Supports the manual selection of sound source files, zone buttons, and can be directly operated.
◆ Supports emergency microphone input for emergency broadcasting in the event of, for example, a fire evacuation.
◆ Includes different indicator lights that identify system running states.
◆ Performs remote paging and broadcasting operation through the NPM (Configurable Network Paging Console).
◆ Includes 8 zone outputs. The number of zones can be configured through the software.
◆ 4 auxiliary inputs that can connect to external sound source equipment such as a CD player or tuner
◆ 4 noise detector input ports that can set the phantom power supply and gain of each input.
◆ Automatically detects loudspeaker circuit short circuits and open circuits.
◆ A fuse protects the main power supply. In the case of a power supply short circuit within the DCS, the system automatically disconnects the main power supply.
◆ Built-in loudspeaker that can monitor the zones and sound sources, as well as monitor the network audio through the NPM.
◆ Contains 1GB of built-in flash memory that can store recorded voice files so as to fulfill functions such as voice information broadcasting and voice synthesis.
◆ Can simultaneously broadcast four types of sound sources, such as voice audio sources and external input or network audio sources.
◆ Can automatically record operation and fault logs, and can store up to 10,000 logs of each log type (operation and fault log types).
◆ Supports switching between the main and backup power amplifiers, and is capable of configuring the standby mode.
◆ Contains a self-test function.
◆ Supports automatic fault diagnosis.
◆ Supports adjusting the broadcasting volume.
◆ Can define the zone and sound source names. Button function description labels are also easy to install.
◆ An audio matrix enables broadcasting any audio source in any zone.
◆ Supports setting the fire emergency broadcasting mode as required so as to improve personnel evacuation efficiency in case of an emergency.
◆ Supports broadcasting designated recorded voice audio at a designated time so as to allow for unattended broadcasting.
◆ Capable of system expansion through an Ethernet network.

• Tehnical Specification
  
  

  Parameter	Value
  Power Supply
  Main power supply	~100 - 240 V,50/60 Hz
  Backup power supply	DC 21.5 V - 28.5 V
  DC power output	DC24V/1A
  Max. input power	120W
  Rated power	50W
  Audio Input
  Auxiliary input	1V(0dBV)
  Input impedance	20 kΩ
  Frequency response	60 Hz - 16 kHz
  SNR	> 85 dB
  Audio Output
  Audio output channels	4
  Output signal	1.2V(1.6dBV)
  Record output	1V(0dBV)
  AVC Input
  Channels	4
  Input signal	14mV(-37dBV) or 330mV (-9.6dBV), configured by switch
  Input impedance	20 kΩ
  Phantom power	DC 24V, configured by switch
  Frequency response	60 Hz - 16 kHz
  SNR	> 65 dB
  Loudspeaker Circuit
  Output channels	8, with circuit fault detection function
  Max. output load	500 W (If the line supervision is used, the load shall be less than 250W)
  Trigger Input / Output
  Trigger input ports	8
  Trigger output ports	8 (NO, NC and COM)
  8 (NO, NC and COM)	AC 250 V / DC 30 V
  Max. working current	2.5 A
  Others
  Monitoring loudspeaker	10W / 8Ω
  Ethernet speed	10 M / 100 M
  Ethernet interface number	4
  Storage space	1 G
  Work Condition
  Humidity	< 95 %, non condensing
  Operating temperature	-10 °C ~ +55 °C
  Storage temperature	-40 °C ~ +70 °C
  Specification
  Dimension (W×H×D)	482 × 88× 420 mm
  Mount dimension (W×H×D)	580 × 235 × 552 mm
  Net weight	9.3 Kg
  Gross weight	12.5 Kg

• Side view

• Rear view

• System connection drawing
   

• Datasheet_X-DCS2000EN(EN54)_EN1.1.pdf