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SPNTWB

LECTROSONICS, INC.

10

380 Ohms 

Pro gr amma b le Output Pi n 

380 Ohms 

Programmable Output Pin

1N4001 
or equi v . 

Exte r na l 
DC  V oltag e
Source 
(<40VDC) 

Rel a y Coi l 

Coil current <100mA 

Pro gr amma b le Output Pi n 

Relay is on when the programmable output is active

+5VDC

+5VDC

GND

LED is ON when the programmable output is active

GND

LED is OFF when the programmable output is active

Note:  The diagram above shows an external DC source pow-

ering the relay coil.  This is necessary whenever coil voltages 

exceed 5 volts.

LED

380 TO 

500 OHM

10K 
LINEAR 
POT

CW

CCW

IN 1

IN 3

ON

OFF

LOGIC OUTPUTS

GROUND
5VDC

LOGIC INPUTS

LOGIC 

OUT 7

LOGIC IN 3

ANODE

CATHODE

V

R

Anode

Cathode

Cathode

Anode

ASPEN RS-232 Port Wiring Diagram

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

DCD
RX
TX
DTR
GND
DSR
RTS
CTS
RI

TX

RX

GND

Host 

Serial 

Port 

(PC)

ASPEN 
RS-232 

Port

Wiring Diagram

ASPEN Device to PC

DTE pin 

functions

Female 

connector

Male 

connector

DCE pin 

functions

Female 

jack

Male jack

Crestron

®

 and AMX

®

 Port Wiring Diagram

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

RX
TX

GND

TX

RX

GND

Crestron 

RS-232 

Port

ASPEN 
RS-232 

Port

Wiring Diagram

Female 

connector

Male 

connector

Female jack

Male jack

Cabling Of Stacked Units

In a stacked configuration, ASPEN processors must 

be interconnected as shown here. Each Slave unit in 

a stack gathers data and audio signals from the unit 

below it, adds its own signals and passes the total on to 

the unit above it. At the top of the stack, the Master unit 

gathers all signals from below, adds its own and then 

sends the total back down the bus to all Slave units 

below it. In this manner, all Slave units have access to 

all inputs on any unit in the stack.
Each circuit board has an upper and a lower CAT-5 con-

nector. Since there are two circuit boards in a 2RU unit, 

the circuit boards are connected in the same manner as 

if they were in separate chassis. The ASPEN bus is bi-

directional, handling data and audio signal forward and 

back propagation through a single cable connection.

1RU SPN 

Processor 

configured as 

Master

2RU SPN 

Processor 

configured as 

intermediate 

Slave

1RU SPN 

Processor 

configured 

as lowermost 

Slave

ASPEN PORT

The processors automatically configure themselves for 

Master and Slave status as determined by the cabling. 

If a unit is connected to another unit above it through 

the upper connector, it is automatically configured as 

a Slave. If there is no unit above it, then it becomes a 

Master.

Summary of Contents for SPNTWB

Page 1: ...NTWB Trio Conference Interface Wideband Bridging INSTALLATION and STARTUP GUIDE Software and Hardware Installation and Setup IMPORTANT See page 14 for Minimum Setup Requirements Visit the ASPEN Suppor...

Page 2: ...SPNTWB LECTROSONICS INC 2...

Page 3: ...ed use caution when moving the cart appa ratus combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time Important Safety Instr...

Page 4: ...rease even with brief signal peaks from the far end and convergence will never be lost with any type of signal or in double talk situations Signals from the far ends of the conference are routed to th...

Page 5: ...agram 10 Crestron and AMX Port Wiring Diagram 10 Cabling Of Stacked Units 10 Software Installation 11 Refer to the Help Files 11 Creating an ASPEN Installer Disk 11 Software and Firmware Updates 12 Fi...

Page 6: ...dure to update the firmware in the processor See the section on Firmware Update Pro cedure for details Status LEDs Comm LED blinks to indicate USB RS 232 and ethernet communication Alert LED blinks to...

Page 7: ...ed differential type Channels 1 through 8 on each board are nominal line level outputs with gain adjustment from 60 to 20 dB Channels 9 through 12 on each board are also line level outputs with switch...

Page 8: ...damage to the front panel s finish when tightening the mounting screws All ASPEN processors have internal switching power supplies that can tolerate voltages ranging from 100 to 240 VAC Use an approve...

Page 9: ...imum usable voltage for the pro grammable outputs is 40 V and they will safely conduct up to 100 mA DC continuous Both LEDs and 5V relay coils can be powered by the 5 V DC pins on the programmable inp...

Page 10: ...connector Male connector Female jack Male jack Cabling Of Stacked Units In a stacked configuration ASPEN processors must be interconnected as shown here Each Slave unit in a stack gathers data and au...

Page 11: ...lation It is best to check all three boxes so the the USB driver Control Panel and Help utility will all be installed Follow the on screen prompts to complete the installa tion On the last screen clic...

Page 12: ...on your local drive The result ing filename will indicate the model number and ver sion followed by the extension update Firmware Update Procedure Update Procedure 1 It is assumed that the USB driver...

Page 13: ...bernation or sleep mode during the update process NOTE If the procedure is interrupted see the next section on recovery 9 When the update is complete click Finish to exit the Update Wizard 10 Cycle th...

Page 14: ...for several minutes It is good practice to turn all units on simul taneously or turn on Slave units before turning on the Master unit The available processors will appear in a stack in the control pan...

Page 15: ...encing settings define the behavior of the Codec and Telephone inter faces Conferencing screen Telephone Interface setup selected Select Telephone CODEC and AEC setup screens Acoustic Echo Canceller C...

Page 16: ...entire signal chain Double left click and single right click actions open setup and status dialogue boxes The view may be panned or zoomed as needed Hold down the CTRL key and press to zoom in Hold d...

Page 17: ...llation and Startup Guide Rio Rancho NM 17 Unused crosspoint columns can be hidden and unhid den by highlighting a range of Mixes across the top followed by a right click and selection of the desired...

Page 18: ...y Mute panic button Pressing the UP and DOWN buttons together will mute all outputs to remedy situations such as runaway feedback Restore Default Settings Master Reset Hold in the LEFT and UP buttons...

Page 19: ...LED will light up to indicate power ON and a ready status Navigating Individual Settings The following example illustrates the structure of the LCD screens used to set up the processor Select a catego...

Page 20: ...p EQ Filter Setup Output Group Setup RPC Rear Panel Control Prog Input Setup Virt Prog Input Setup slave unit triggers from Prog Input activity on Master unit Prog Output Setup RP Input Gain Setup RP...

Page 21: ...t take effect until the processor power is cycled off and back on again Web Browser Interface A simple interface is provided to communicate directly with the processor through a network using the HTTP...

Page 22: ...turning Units for Repair For timely service please follow the steps below A DO NOT return equipment to the factory for repair without first contacting us by e mail or by phone We need to know the natu...

Page 23: ...scontinuance of service may be required If advance notice isn t practical the telephone company will notify the customer as soon as possible Also you will be advised of your right the file a complaint...

Page 24: ...rosonics Inc will pay for the cost of returning your equipment to you This warranty applies only to items returned to Lectrosonics Inc or an authorized dealer shipping costs prepaid within three years...

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