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EMERGENCY POWER

CONTROLLER

User Manual

NVS-AC10002PC

Caution

corresponding instructions.

This symbol indicates "compulsory content"

Please make sure that the

power wire is NOT damaged.

Do NOT unplug the equipment

by pulling the power wire;

otherwise it may cause electric

shock, short circuit or fire.

When the equipment is in use, DO NOT block the air

outlet which should be kept clear, in order to avoid

overheat.

Do NOT store this

equipment in any

place with heavy dust

or vibration, or where

it is extremely cold or

hot.

Please do NOT place any heavy article on this

equipment. Please operate

switches, buttons or

external audio source

carefully.

Please prevent foreign matters (such as paper, metal

etc.) entering the equipment through the gaps or

opening, in such cases, please cut off the power supply

immediately.

Do NOT attempt to remove any internal component

from the equipment, or to

modify the equipment in

whatever manner.

In case that sound is suddenly off or there is

abnormal odor or smoke, please unplug the equipment

from the power socket to avoid potential electric

shock, fire or other accident. The equipment should be

inspected by professional personnel.

Smell of scorching

If the equipment is not in use for a long period, please

unplug it from the AC power socket to realize zero energy

consumption.

Smell of scorching

PROFESSIONAL PERIPHERAL

DEVICE

Emergency Power System

MAG2122E

POW E

OUTPUT VOLTAGE

Contents

FEATURES ...............................................................................................................................................……1

II.

APPEARANCE FUNCTION INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................1

2.1. FRANT PANEL INTRODUCTION………………………..……………………………………………………………………………1

2.2. REAR PANEL INTRODUCTION………………………………………………………………………………………………..…….2

2.3. SYSTEM CONNECTION…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………3

SPECIFICATION ...................................................................................................................................................3

CAUTION ............................................................................................................................................................ .4

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Content

About the Manual 1

1. System Overview 2

1.1 Overview 2

1.2 Features 2

2. NVS-50010508EV Host/ NVS-50020508EV Extended Host 3

2.1 Product display 3

2.2 Features 3

2.3 Front panel 4

2.4 Rear panel 7

3. NVS-5003PM16EV / NVS-5007EX16EV (Remote paging MIC/ Extended keyboard) 11

3.1 Product display 11

3.2 Features 11

3.3 Front panel 12

3.4 Rear panel 13

4. NVS-5004FM04EV Fireman MIC 15

4.1 Product display 15

4.2 Features 15

4.3 Front & Rear panel 16

5. System structure 19

5.1 System structure 19

5.2 System connection diagram 20

5.3 Host and extended host connection diagram 21

6. Operation instructions 22

6.1 Manual playback host input audio 22

6.2 Manual playback EVAC voice 22

6.3 Automatic trigger EVAC voice 22

6.4 Emergency MIC paging operation 23

6.5 NVS-5003PM16EV paging MIC operation 23

1) Grouping settings 32

2) Control settings 34

3) Running status 36

4) Timing settings 38

5) Log settings 39

6) System settings 40

9. Installation 51

9.1 NVS-5004FM04EV Fireman MIC installation dimension 51

9.2 Installation steps 51

10. Packing list 53

Schedule: Zone Address and Dial Code Setting Comparison Table 55

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PROFESSIONAL PERIPHERAL

DEVICE

OUTPUT VOLTAGE

POW E

Ⅰ. Features



The maximum of output power is no less than 2 kW.



Support 1 KW equipment emergency operation up to 1 hour or more.



Built-in automatic battery charger with overcharge and over discharge protection.



Digital battery voltmeter, real-time display battery voltage.



Accepts PC remote monitoring function.

Ⅱ. Function Introduction

2.1 Front Panel Introduction

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. Switch : Press 1 to turn on the power and press 0 to turn off the power.

2. Power indicator : The indicator light is on when the power is turned on and the indicator

goes off when the power is turned off.

3. Digital battery voltmeter : Display of the output voltage value.

4. DC24V output indicator : The indicator lights up when the 24V DC voltage is output, to put

it in another way, the indicator will light up when the equipment is working.

5. Power charging indicator : This indicator is on when the device is being charged. When this

device is turned on, this indicator is off.

6. Protection indicator : When the charger’s voltage inside the device is lower than 24V, this

indicator flashes when the voltage is 20V-21V and the internal alarm beep is intermittent. When

the voltage is 20V, the indicator light is on and the alarm buzzer will be buzzing for a long time.

7. Cooling air inlet : It is a cooling window.

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About the Manual

installation and use.

NVS-50010508EV (System host)

NVS-50020508EV (Extended host)

NVS-5003PM16EV (Remote paging MIC)

NVS-5007EX16EV (Extended keyboard for remote paging MIC)

NVS-5004FM04EV (Fireman MIC)

PROFESSIONAL PERIPHERAL

DEVICE

OUTPUT VOLTAGE

POW E

Ⅰ. Features



The maximum of output power is no less than 2 kW.



Support 1 KW equipment emergency operation up to 1 hour or more.



Built-in automatic battery charger with overcharge and over discharge protection.



Digital battery voltmeter, real-time display battery voltage.



Accepts PC remote monitoring function.

Ⅱ. Function Introduction

2.1 Front Panel Introduction

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

1. Switch : Press 1 to turn on the power and press 0 to turn off the power.

2. Power indicator : The indicator light is on when the power is turned on and the indicator

goes off when the power is turned off.

3. Digital battery voltmeter : Display of the output voltage value.

4. DC24V output indicator : The indicator lights up when the 24V DC voltage is output, to put

it in another way, the indicator will light up when the equipment is working.

5. Power charging indicator : This indicator is on when the device is being charged. When this

device is turned on, this indicator is off.

6. Protection indicator : When the charger’s voltage inside the device is lower than 24V, this

indicator flashes when the voltage is 20V-21V and the internal alarm beep is intermittent. When

the voltage is 20V, the indicator light is on and the alarm buzzer will be buzzing for a long time.

7. Cooling air inlet : It is a cooling window.

FUSE

RATING

F2AL

~110-

115V

~220-

230V

OUT1

OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

OUT5

+24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A

+24V/20A

+24

~115V-230V/50Hz-

60Hz/300W

CAUTIO

RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO NOT

OPEN

DATA

OUT

2.2 Rear Panel Introduction

1 2 4 5 6 7 8

Remote control input

Connect to the remote control output interface of the previous device.

Remote control output

Connect to the remote control signal input of the next device.

OUT1～OUT5 DC24V output

24V emergency voltage output .

Positive pole input

Battery NVS-AC10002PC positive terminal input.

Negative pole input

Battery NVS-AC10002PC negative terminal input.

Cooling fan

Used for heat dissipation.

Power supply fuse

Used to fix the AC power fuse. If the fuse is broken, replace it by a fuse with the

same specifications.continuous fuse-broken indicates the device is in fault.

AC power cable

Plug the AC power cable into this outlet.

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NVS Voice Evacuation System supports timing programming and manual oper

exhibition halls.

1.2 Features

•Meet the European Voice Alarm Control and Indicating Equipment Standards and 3CF

•

in emergencies;

•

status;

•

operation;

•

•Support emergency broadcast dual-audio output and background broadcast without

•

system;

•With dry contacts and override plug-in power output to provide trigger signal sources

•

zones

•

etc.;

•With 6 external audio inputs and 1 XLR output;

FUSE

RATING

F2AL

~110-

115V

~220-

230V

OUT1

OUT2

OUT3

OUT4

OUT5

+24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A

+24V/20A

+24

~115V-230V/50Hz-

60Hz/300W

CAUTIO

RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK

DO NOT

OPEN

DATA

OUT

2.2 Rear Panel Introduction

1 2 4 5 6 7 8

Remote control input

Connect to the remote control output interface of the previous device.

Remote control output

Connect to the remote control signal input of the next device.

OUT1～OUT5 DC24V output

24V emergency voltage output .

Positive pole input

Battery NVS-AC10002PC positive terminal input.

Negative pole input

Battery NVS-AC10002PC negative terminal input.

Cooling fan

Used for heat dissipation.

Power supply fuse

Used to fix the AC power fuse. If the fuse is broken, replace it by a fuse with the

same specifications.continuous fuse-broken indicates the device is in fault.

AC power cable

Plug the AC power cable into this outlet.

2.3 System connection

Specification

Maximum output power 2000VA，5 parallel channels are divided equally

output voltage DC24V

Maximum support time 1kW×1 hour

Battery input 24V

Switch time 0.5 seconds

Protection AC fuse（F2AL）Overcharge, over discharge

power supply AC110V-250V/50-60Hz

Package size（mm）（Long* wide*high）555×455×185

Machine size（mm）（Long* wide*high）484×349.5×88

Gross weight 8.2kg

Net weight 6.5kg

Performance specifications are subject to change without notice.

FUSE RATING

F2AL~110-115V

~220-230V

Peripherals

OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5

+24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A

+24V

~115V-230V/50Hz-60Hz/300W

GND

CAUTION!

RISK OF EL ECTRIC S HOCK

DO NOT OPEN

DATA IN

DATA OUT

Interface

connected

with NVS-AC10003BC

GND

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2.1 Product display

NVS-50010508EV Host

NVS-50020508EV Extended Host

2.2 Features

•

inemergencies;

•

music playback; 1-channel output to connect extender or backup records;

•

•8 trigger inputs (dry contacts and electrical level optional); 8 dry contacts trigger

•

record view and impedance testing parameters setting;

2.3 System connection

Specification

Maximum output power

2000VA，5 parallel channels are divided equally

output voltage

DC24V

Maximum support time

1kW×1 hour

Battery input

24V

Switch time

0.5 seconds

Protection

AC fuse（F2AL）Overcharge, over discharge

power supply

AC110V-250V/50-60Hz

Package size（mm）

（Long* wide*high）555×455×185

Machine size（mm）

（Long* wide*high）484×349.5×88

Gross weight

8.2kg

Net weight

6.5kg

Performance specifications are subject to change without notice.

FUSE RATING

F2AL~110-115V

~220-230V

Peripherals

OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 OUT4 OUT5

+24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A +24V/20A

+24V

~115V-230V/50Hz-60Hz/300W

GND

CAUTION!

RISK OF EL ECTRIC S HOCK

DO NOT OPEN

DATA IN

DATA OUT

Interface

connected

with NVS-AC10003BC

GND

Cautions

Note for Security



Do not insert the power plug of the unit into the grid before connecting the system cable.



Ensure that the voltage input to the device is exactly the same as the voltage requirements of this

equipment,otherwise there is a risk of burning equipment.



There is a dangerous voltage inside the machine; the voltage is enough to cause electric shock; do

not open the case in order to avoid the risk of electric shock.



When the power supply of this equipment is off, the machine is not completely disconnected from the

powersupply. For safety reasons, please unplug the power plug from the outlet when the device is not

in use.



Do not place the device in a sub-cooled or overheated place.



To ensure that the working environment of the equipment is well ventilated to avoid heat at work

and the temperature is too high to cause damage to the equipment.



Unplug the power plug in noisy weather or for long time.



Before removing or reassembling any parts of the equipment, disconnect or re-connect any electrical

other plugs or connections to the equipment; be sure to unplug the power plug to ensure that the

equipment is completely disconnected from the grid.



When the equipment is faulty, non-professionals without permission please do not open the cabinet to

repair, in order to avoid accidents or increase the degree of damage to equipment.



Do not place any corrosive chemicals close to the equipment.

After-sale service note



Since the date of purchase from the date of installation and use of the provisions of the normal use

within the scope of quality problems, the company will provide three years of free warranty (including

free replacement parts) services.



The user must show a warranty card, receipt and the sales invoice as a certificate.



The following conditions are excluded from the scope of free warranty：

1.Damage caused by improper installation, use or handling；

2.Damage caused by unusual circumstances (such as excessive power supply voltage or ambient

humidity,etc).

3.Product damage caused by natural disasters and other accidents；

4. The product body number is converted, altered or removed；

5.The product has been repaired or modified by not authorized person of the company；

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2.3 Front panel

•

main powersupply;

•

calibration modeling;

•

• Equipment working status display: work/ fault /normal;

• External SD card interface, which can expand 8G storage space; external audio source,

recording, log, built-in EVAC voice, etc.;

• With monitoring function, built-in recording function, built-in timing programming function,

which can regularly program dry contacts to control power sequencer switch ;

• Can output dual audio simultaneously to ensure background playback is not aected by

emergency or business broadcast;

NVS-50010508EV Host

NVS-50020508EV Extended Host

Cautions

Note for Security



Do not insert the power plug of the unit into the grid before connecting the system cable.



Ensure that the voltage input to the device is exactly the same as the voltage requirements of this

equipment,otherwise there is a risk of burning equipment.



There is a dangerous voltage inside the machine; the voltage is enough to cause electric shock; do

not open the case in order to avoid the risk of electric shock.



When the power supply of this equipment is off, the machine is not completely disconnected from the

powersupply. For safety reasons, please unplug the power plug from the outlet when the device is not

in use.



Do not place the device in a sub-cooled or overheated place.



To ensure that the working environment of the equipment is well ventilated to avoid heat at work

and the temperature is too high to cause damage to the equipment.



Unplug the power plug in noisy weather or for long time.



Before removing or reassembling any parts of the equipment, disconnect or re-connect any electrical

other plugs or connections to the equipment; be sure to unplug the power plug to ensure that the

equipment is completely disconnected from the grid.



When the equipment is faulty, non-professionals without permission please do not open the cabinet to

repair, in order to avoid accidents or increase the degree of damage to equipment.



Do not place any corrosive chemicals close to the equipment.

After-sale service note



Since the date of purchase from the date of installation and use of the provisions of the normal use

within the scope of quality problems, the company will provide three years of free warranty (including

free replacement parts) services.



The user must show a warranty card, receipt and the sales invoice as a certificate.



The following conditions are excluded from the scope of free warranty：

1.Damage caused by improper installation, use or handling；

2.Damage caused by unusual circumstances (such as excessive power supply voltage or ambient

humidity,etc).

3.Product damage caused by natural disasters and other accidents；

4. The product body number is converted, altered or removed；

5.The product has been repaired or modified by not authorized person of the company；



Please keep the manual and warranty card.



Please contact your dealer or visit our website at www.nordencommunication.com, if you have any

questions orprecautions which are not mentioned in this manual.



If you encounter a malfunction during the warranty period, please contact our after-sale staff (or

dealer) for repair;

if the self-demolition or maintenance by non-company technical staff,

NVS-AC10002PC

will not bear the

responsibility of free warranty.

CAUTION



When the power switch of this equipment is in the "off" state, the machine is not completely disconnected

from the power supply. For the sake of safety, please unplug the power cord from the outlet.



The device can not withstand water droplets or water splashes and can not place items such as vases filled

with water on the device.



Do not open the machine cover to prevent electric shock. If necessary, by a professional certificate of

professional staff to repair.



The terminals marked with the symbol in the equipment indicate hazardous, and the operation of

connecting these terminals shall be carried out by the instructed person.



The device is connected through the power cord and the power grid. When the equipment fails or is

dangerous, unplug the power cord and disconnect the device from the power grid. Therefore, it is necessary

to place the power.



Please keep the manual and warranty card.



Please contact your dealer or visit our website at www.nordencommunication.com, if you have any

questions orprecautions which are not mentioned in this manual.



If you encounter a malfunction during the warranty period, please contact our after-sale staff (or

dealer) for repair;

if the self-demolition or maintenance by non-company technical staff,

NVS-AC10002PC

will not bear the

responsibility of free warranty.

CAUTION



When the power switch of this equipment is in the "off" state, the machine is not completely disconnected

from the power supply. For the sake of safety, please unplug the power cord from the outlet.



The device can not withstand water droplets or water splashes and can not place items such as vases filled

with water on the device.



Do not open the machine cover to prevent electric shock. If necessary, by a professional certificate of

professional staff to repair.



The terminals marked with the symbol in the equipment indicate hazardous, and the operation of

connecting these terminals shall be carried out by the instructed person.



The device is connected through the power cord and the power grid. When the equipment fails or is

dangerous, unplug the power cord and disconnect the device from the power grid. Therefore, it is necessary

to place the power.

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