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P-SBS Smart Booth Solution

P-SBS Installation Manual v1.4 Sept 2018 | 27

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5.1.1 Projectors ...................................................................................................................... 12

5.1.2 Servers / IMB ................................................................................................................. 12

5.1.3 Sound processors .......................................................................................................... 13

5.1.4 Automation adaptors .................................................................................................... 13

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P-SBS is an automation system for your booth. It will allow you to monitor and remotely control your

DCI projector, server, sound devices, Air Conditioning, auditorium lights and more.

P-SBS provides you with a single button per screen to do these actions with one single click:

Sound:

• Reset the Sound Processor

• Change the preset in Sound processor

• Turn up and down the volume

• Check if Sound processor is online

• Turn on and off the power supply in sound rack Projector:

• Check if projector is on line

• Check current macro

• Check lamps hours

• Power it on/off Server:

• Check if it is playing/disconnected/paused

• Check the movie being played

• Check duration, remaining time, end time

• Power it on/off Power:

• Power on/off any room independently

• Power on/off all rooms in one shot. Lights

Call lighting scenes: movie, intermission, cleaning

ONCE THE P-SBS IS UP AND RUNNING, NO MANUAL POWER ON OR POWER

OFF OR STANDBY MODE MUST BE DONE OVER THE DEVICES CONTROLLED BY

THE P-SBS. THIS COULD LEAD THE P-SBS SYSTEM TO WORK UNPROPERLY.



The hardware components of the P-SBS solution are:

The P-SBS Touch Screen and Controller:

This device includes a 7” touch screen which will be the user’s main interface and a computer at the

back of the screen with the P-SBS software.

The P-SBS Power Module:

This is a 19” rack format module including the electrical contactors and the cabling to link this

contactors with the PAA20+

The PAA20+ the Automation Adapter:

This is a 19” rack format automation adapter interfacing the Touch Screen and Controller with each

Power module in every single room booth.



The idea behind of the P-SBS is to power up and down your equipment remotely using the contactors

included in every P-SBS Power Module installed in your theatre.

The contactors should be connected between the main supply circuit breakers and the mains supply

input of the equipment, one contactor for every circuit you want to manage. These contactors are

controlled from the P-SBS Touch Screen and Controller using the PAA20+ as interface.

The outputs and inputs of the PAA20+ not used for the contactor management could be used for

other purposes as Fire Alarm System, room lights, curtains, etc.

In addition, the P-SBS Touch Screen and Controller can be configured to monitor or control some

functions of most used Digital Cinema equipment.

An example of the P-SBS system connection is given in this schematic:

In this schematic, it is possible to distinguish between three types of connections:

• Power connections: Main supply of the cinema booth devices as projector, server, sound

rack, lights, air conditioning, etc. These lines are the ones we are going switch using the

contactors, to power up and down the equipment in the booth.



• Ethernet connections: Communication layer between the P-SBS Controller and any PAA20+,

in the example given we use the Ethernet Control Network present in almost all Digital

Cinema booths. The P-SBS Controller should be connected to the same subnet than the

PAA20+.

• Control cable: Communication between PAA20+ and Power Module, these cables are

supplied with P-SBS Power Module:

o Control cables: Connected to the output relay contacts of the PAA20+. They transmit

the open/close orders from the PAA20+ to the contactors in the P-SBS Power

Module, to open/close the main supply of each device and power down/up them.

o Monitor cables: Connected to the inputs of the PAA20+. Senses the state and the

presence of main supply voltage at each contactor of the P-SBS Power Module.



Main supply of every device which powering on and off you want to control, should be pass through

a contactor of the P-SBS Power Module.

Depending of the type of mains supply, monophasic or three phases, the connection of the contactor

shall be different.

MONO-PHASIC LINES:

• Connect the Neutral line input (the one coming from the circuit breaker in the panel) in the

terminal number 1 at the top of the contactor, taking care to keep connected the existing

blue cable linking terminal 1 with terminal A1 also at the top of the contactor in front of

terminal 1.

• Connect the Neutral line output (the one going to the de device you want to power on and

off) in the terminal number 2 at the bottom of the contactor

• Connect the Phase line input (the one coming from the circuit breaker in the panel) in the

terminal number 3 at the top of the contactor, taking care to keep the existing brown cable

connected from this terminal to the PAA20+ output connector.

• Connect the Phase line output (the one going to the de device you want to power on and off)

in the terminal number 4 at the bottom of the contactor.

Monophasic connection



THREE-PHASIC LINES WITH NEUTRAL:

• Connect the Neutral line input (the one coming from the circuit breaker in the panel) in the

neutral terminal located beside the contactor, taking care to keep connected the existing

blue cable from this neutral terminal to the A1 terminal.

• Connect the Neutral line output (the one going to the de device you want to power on and

off) in the neutral terminal located beside the contactor.

• Connect the Phase input lines (coming from the circuit breaker in the panel) in the terminals

number 1, 3 and 5 of the contactor, taking care to keep connected the existing brown cable

from the terminal 1 to the PAA20+ output connector.

• Connect the Phase output lines (going to the de device you want to power on and off) in the

terminals number 2, 4 and 6 of the contactor.

Three-phasic with neutral connection



THREE-PHASIC LINES WITHOUT NEUTRAL:

• Connect the Phase input lines (coming from the circuit breaker in the panel) in the terminals

number 1, 3 and 5 of the contactor, taking care to keep connected the existing brown cable

from this neutral terminal to the A1 terminal and the existing black cable connected from

this terminal to the PAA20+ output connector.

• Connect the Phase output lines (going to the de device you want to power on and off) in the

terminals number 2, 4 and 6 of the contactor.

Three-phasic without neutral connection

• Connect the P-SBS Controller to control network using the RJ-45 socket of the embedded PC.

• Connect all PAA20+ devices to control network using the RJ-45 socket of the PAA20+.

• Configure the Network of the Controller and PAA20+ devices to be sure that all they are in

the same subnet.

• Connect the control cable supplied with every P-SBS Power Module to the Input and Output

connectors of its corresponding PAA20+.



Some server models, as Doremi ShowVault, DCP2000, DCP2K4 and GDC SX2001, SX2000A and

SX2000AR, need an extra configuration in the “Power Up” section of the BIOS system.

The “Power Up” option of the BIOS must be modified to set it in such a way that the server boots up

every time the server is powered. With this setting, the server will boot up when its P-SBS contactor

main supplies it.

In the next picture, you can see how to modify the “Poser Loss Control” option of the “Boot features”

page for a Doremi Show Vault:

As a reminder please bear in mind all the servers are running at least a DCI compliance. In case of

GDC SX2001, SX2000A and SX2000AR the P-SBS control by serial is not possible in non-DCI versions.



Control of the HVAC machines is meant to be limited to ON/OFF commands. No temperature nor

programing functions are available.

The goal of this simple control is to ensure that the HVAC is turned on and off properly, in the right

order to avoid peaks of energy and to avoid leaving the machines working when not needed.

Most If the HVAC split machines boot up automatically after powering up, keeping the last status

they had when they were powered down. In these cases, the control of HVAC is as simple as

switching the power through one of the contactors available.

In case of HVAC providing a RS-232/422/485 interface, the commands can be sent using the RS-232

port in the PAA20+. To achieve that, please provide Cinemanext Spain with the specific

communication protocol data.

ONCE THE P-SBS IS UP AND RUNNING, NO MANUAL POWER ON OR POWER

OFF OR STANDBY MODE MUST BE DONE OVER THE DEVICES CONTROLLED BY

THE P-SBS. THIS COULD LEAD THE P-SBS SYSTEM TO WORK UNPROPERLY.

The P-SBS software is already installed in the system you purchased. If you fulfilled the P-SBS

Preparation Form the P-SBS computer will be configured with the IP you ordered. Bear in mind it

should be preconfigured also each output ended with PS, they will be executed as part of power on /

shut down room (as a contactor)



5.1.1 Projectors

Brand Series

NEC Series I

Series II

BARCO Series I

Series II

SONY Series II

CHRISTIE Series I

Series II

5.1.2 Servers / IMB Brand Type Model

DOLBY Server DSP-100, DSS-200

Server + IMB DSS-200 + CAT No. 720

Server + IMB DSS-220

DOREMI Server DCP-2000, DCP-2K4

Server + IMB

IMS

ShowVault / IMB

IMS1000, IMS2000

CHRISTIE IMB CHRISTIE IMB

SONY Server SRX-R515

BARCO ICMP Barco Alchemy

GDC Server SX-2001A

Server + IMB

IMS

SX-2000 with IMB, SX-2000AR/TR

SX-3000



5.1.3 Sound processors

Brand Model

DOLBY CP650, CP750, CP850

DATASAT AP20

5.1.4 Automation adaptors Brand Model

PROYECSON PAA20+

SCHNEIDER SMARTLINK ETH

JNIOR 410, 412, 414

Login

Application managed by users’ roles. Technician user allows to config the different devices and

options.

User Password

Technician 123



5.2.1 Main

Easily power on or off all the rooms by clicking in the two buttons on the main screen. In a quick

view, all the states of the rooms can be watched, it shows if the server is up and playing, and

connected or disconnected. By clicking in the number of the room, a new screen will appear with

more info



5.2.2 Description In this section of the program, you can observe and control the status of every room configured in

the PAA20 Central Screen.

Image 1. Room supervision.

# Description

1 Show title.

2 Room id.

3 Current mode.

4 Show duration.

5 Remaining time.

6 End time.

7 Player status.

8 Current clip title.

A colour code is used to identify the status of the server.

Status Colour Description

DISCONNECTED Gray The server is disconnected.

PAUSED Yellow The server is paused.

PLAYING / CONNECTED Green The server is connected and/or the playlist is in progress.

(2)

(3)

(1)

(4)

(5)

(6) (7)

(8)



5.2.3 Room details

Image

5. Supervision Individual. Room details

Left-to-Right:

• State of the PAA20+ inputs, green if power supply (PS) is present. Automation adapter

mapped to the outputs of the PAA20+. Button to access PSBOX Watcher if is configured in

Actions.

• State of the projector, server and sound processor, by clicking in the projector box, it turns to

standby or power on if is available.

• Sound processor to manage the volume and the formats.



This tab allows the configuration of the auto power on or auto shut down of all rooms.

Enable Schedule permits to allow/disallow the exectuion of these automations even if is

already scheduled by clicking on this checkbox.

• By clicking in Add ON Schedule after choosing the proper time, you will create an

automation to power on all rooms when Ok is clicked.



• By clicking in Add OFF Schedule after choosing the proper time, you will create an

automation to shut down all rooms when Ok is clicked.

Then, you can modify or delete the schedules by clicking in the boxes ON (1) and OFF (2) inside the

schedule bar:

(2) (1)



This tab allows the creation, edition and delete of rooms. It is important to remark that to be able to

configure the other elements (projectors, servers, sound processors and automation adaptors) the

room that will be linked, to must be created first.

Image 7. Rooms tab general view.

In the Room name field, you will usually introduce a number or a letter which identifies the room.

The Description field allows to add any relevant note.

ADD ROOM: Click on New. Introduce the name and description of the room and finally click on

Apply.

EDIT ROOM: Select the room in the room list and click on Edit. This allows the edition of name and

description fields. To finish, click on Apply.

DELETE ROOM: select the room from the rooms list and click on Remove.

PSBOX: To add the IP of the PS-BOX Boothless to overview fans, temperatures …



This tab allows adding, editing and deleting projectors from a room.

Image 8. Projectors tab general view.

In the field Room name there are all the rooms that are configured in the application. The field brand

allows selecting among a series of available projector brands.

The field IP allows to introduce the IP of the projector.

The field 3D allows the user to select if the projector is able to play 3D content or not.

ADD PROJECTOR: Click on New. Add a room, the brand, the IP and finally click on Apply.

EDIT PROJECTOR: Select it from the rooms list – projectors and click Edit. This allows the edition of

every field: room, brand and IP. To finish, click on Apply.

REMOVE PROJECTOR: Select in in the rooms list – projectors and click on Remove.



This tab allows the addition, edition and delete of servers from a room.

Image 9. Servers tab general view.

The field Room name allows selecting a room among the ones defined in the application.

The field Brand allows to select a series of available brands of digital servers.

The field IP allows the user to introduce the ip of the digital Server.

The field MAC allows introducing the MAC address of the digital Server.

ADD SERVER: Click on New. Fulfil all the fields in the panel and click on Apply.

EDIT SERVER: Select the desired Server in the servers list and click on Edit. After finishing all the

changes, click on Apply.

REMOVE SERVER: Select the Server from the servers list and click on Remove.



This tab allows the addition, edition and delete of sound processors from a room.

Image 10. Sound processors tab general view.

In the field Room name there are all the rooms configured in the application. The field Brand allows

the user to select among a series of compatible sound processors.

The field IP allows the user to introduce the IP of the sound processor.

ADD PROCESSOR: Click on New. Add a room, brand and the IP. Finally click on Apply.

EDIT PROCESSOR: Select the desired processor from the list of sound processors and click on Edit.

This allows the user to edit all the fields: room, brand and IP. To finish, click on Apply.

DELETE PROCESSOR: Select the desired processor from the list of sound processors and click on

Remove.



This tab allows the addition, edition and delete of automations adaptors from a room.

Image 11. Automation tab general view.

In the field Room name there are all the rooms configured in the application. The field Brand allows

the user to select among a series of available automation adaptor brands

The field IP allows the user to introduce the IP of automation adaptor

ADD AUTOMATION ADAPTOR: Click on New. Fulfill all the fields that appear on the panel and finally

click on Apply.

EDIT AUTOMATION ADAPTOR: Select the desired adaptor from the list and click on Edit. After making

all the changes click on Apply.

DELETE AUTOMATION ADAPTOR: Select the desired adaptor from the list and click on Remove.



This tab allows the user to configure the automations (CUES) of the automation adaptor and map the

outputs as a pulse if is needed.

Image 12. Automation cue tab general view.

To add a CUE, click on New. Select the adaptor which you want to configure the action for and

introduce the name of the action and its attached code. Besides, you must also indicate the properly

carriage return. To confirm, click on Apply.

To modify a CUE, select it from the list and click on Edit. This allows the user to edit every field.

To delete a CUE, select it from the list and click on Remove.



This tab allows the user to configure the labels of the inputs and outputs of the automation device.

By default, OutputN and InputN will be shown being N the number of the inputs/outputs

Image 13. Automation label names tab view.

To add a label name, click on New. Select the adaptor which you want to configure the action for and

introduce the name of the action and its attached code. Besides, you must also indicate the adequate

carriage return. To confirm, click on Apply.

To modify a CUE, select it from the list and click on Edit. This allows the user to edit every field.

To delete a CUE, select it from the list and click on Remove.



In this tab, you can administrate the different users that can have access to the application. There are

different levels of access, so you can configure different users with different roles.

Level of access Description

SuperUser Access to the entire application. In the ACTIONS section can only manage users.

Manager Access to the entire application apart from the ACTIONS section.

Projectionist Can only access to the SUPERVISION section. Can control everything related with the playlist.

Image 14. Users tab general view.

ADD USER: Click on New. Select the desired level and introduce name and password. Finally click on

Apply.

EDIT USER: To modify a user, select it from the list and click on Edit. It will allow you to edit all the

fields. To confirm the changes, click on Apply.

DELETE USER: To remove a user, select it from the list and click on Remove.



Whenever you want, it is possible to save the PAA20 Central Screen configuration. To do so, go to the

ACTIONS section and click on the Save configuration button. The program will save the current

configuration in a XML file. A dialog box will appear to confirm that the configuration has been saved

correctly. The file will be placed in the working folder of the PAA20 Central Screen so it will be easy to

find it.

Image 15. Confirmation dialog box.

If you want to load a config file, go to the ACTIONS section and click the Load configuration button. A

dialog box will appear. You must locate the file to be loaded and select it. Once it is done, the

configuration will be loaded and a dialog box will appear, thus confirming that the load has been

completed.

Image 16. Load completed dialog box.

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