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DocumentDocumentSPEAKER SYSTEM VXC2P Reference Manual EN Contents Introduction 3 About this product................................................................................................................................3 Available utility software ......................................................................................................................3 Available manuals................................................................................................................................3 Product manuals ........................................................................................................................................... 3 Other related manuals .................................................................................................................................. 4 About this document............................................................................................................................4 Included items .....................................................................................................................................5 Separately sold items ..........................................................................................................................5 Items to prepare...................................................................................................................................5 Part names and functions 6 Part names ..........................................................................................................................................6 Setting the DIP switch..........................................................................................................................8 Connection diagram 10 Speaker installation 11 Controlling with software 15 Appendix 16 Updating the firmware .......................................................................................................................16 Initializing the unit ..............................................................................................................................17 Specifications ....................................................................................................................................18 VXC2P Reference Manual 2 Introduction About this product This is a speaker system used for audio amplification in conference rooms, etc. This speaker, one of the devices that make up the ADECIA solution, can be attached to the ceiling of an office conference room. Supports Dante and PoE (Power over Ethernet) This unit can be incorporated into digital audio network systems such as ADECIA. Suitable for remote conferences in large spaces Providing uniform, high sound quality and volume, this unit allows you to participate in meetings where the sound environment will not be affected by your seating position. Adaptable to varying room configurations This unit can adapt to various room configurations, whether one room is divided with movable partitions or multiple rooms share the same ADECIA devices and audio signals. Available utility software The following utility software can be used to set up this unit according to its use and environment. For information on what can be done with each software, refer to "Controlling with software" (page 15). RM-CR Web GUI Device Manager RM Device Finder ProVisionaire Kiosk ProVisionaire Control PLUS ProVisionaire Design This is software for controlling RM-CR as well as devices connected to RM-CR. This software runs on a Windows browser. This is Windows software for controlling ADECIA devices on the same network. It detects the ADECIA devices on the network, displays the Device Manager for each device, and updates firmware. This is software for controlling devices. It runs on a Windows computer or iPad/ iPhone. This is Windows software for designing ProVisionaire Kiosk controllers. This is Windows software for designing and managing an entire sound system made up of a processor with added peripheral devices. Available manuals The manuals for this product can be downloaded in the PDF format from the Yamaha website. Yamaha website (Downloads) https://download.yamaha.com/ Product manuals Owner's Manual (included) Installation/Dimensional diagrams (included) Safety Guide (included) Reference Manual (this document) Remote Control Protocol Specifications This provides details on using this unit. This contains an overview of the installation as well as dimensional diagrams for this unit. This contains the precautions for using this unit safely. This provides details on connecting and using this unit. This provides details on command information for acquiring and controlling information about this unit from external devices. VXC2P Reference Manual 3 Other related manuals RM-CR Reference Manual RM-CR RM-CG RM-TT Web GUI Device Manager Operation Guide RM Device Finder User Guide ProVisionaire Kiosk User Guide ProVisionaire Control PLUS User Guide ProVisionaire Design User Guide Introduction This provides details on setting up RM-CR and peripheral devices as well as on using RM-CR. This provides details on the Web GUI Device Manager for each RM-series device. This provides details on using RM Device Finder. It is included in the download file for the RM Device Finder software. This provides details on using ProVisionaire Kiosk. This provides details on using ProVisionaire Control PLUS. This provides details on using ProVisionaire Design. About this document This manual uses the following signal words for important information. WARNING This content indicates "risk of serious injury or death." CAUTION This content indicates "risk of injury." NOTICE Indicates content that you must observe in order to prevent the product from malfunctioning, being damaged, or operating incorrectly, and to avoid data loss. NOTE Indicates information that is related to operation and use. Read this for your reference. · The illustrations in this manual are for instructional purposes only. · The company names and product names in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. · Yamaha continuously makes improvements and updates to the software included in this product. You can download the latest software from the Yamaha website. · The contents of this manual apply to the latest specifications as of the publishing date. To obtain the latest manual, access the Yamaha website then download the manual file. VXC2P Reference Manual 4 Included items A Speaker B Grille C Safety wire 635 mm Introduction D Cutout template × 1 × 1 · Owner's Manual · Safety Guide · Installation/dimensional diagram * An Ethernet cable is not included. Separately sold items E Reinforcing Bracket Kit AB-C2 Included items Tile rails C-ring × 1 × 1 Screws (S-TITE M4 × 8 mm) × 2 × 1 × 2 * This document includes installation instructions for AB-C2. Items to prepare · PSE compliant with IEEE802.3at (PoE+) or IEEE802.3af (PoE) Used between this unit and a Dante device, such as a processor, in order to supply power to this unit. * PSE (power sourcing equipment): Generic term for PoE injector and PoE network switch · Ethernet cable Used between the Dante device and PSE, and between the PSE and this unit. NOTE · Prepare a CAT5e or higher Ethernet cable, which supports the maximum power supply voltage (57 V) of the IEEE802.3at standard. · Cables up to a maximum length of 100 m can be used. · In order to prevent electromagnetic interference, use STP (shielded twisted pair) cables. VXC2P Reference Manual 5 Part names and functions Part names 1 2 6 7 3 4 5 1 Power indicator This indicator shows the power supply status. Green Lit Power is properly supplied. Green Flashing quickly Initializing Green Flashing Responding to "Identify" from the utility software Unlit Unit is not turned on. Approximately 30 seconds have passed after startup. 2 Device setting DIP switch This switch is for specifying startup settings for this device. A label explaining the settings is attached below the DIP switch. Setting the DIP switch (page 8) 3 Dante/NETWORK port RJ-45 port for connecting Dante devices. (The illustration shows the device with the port cover removed.) NOTE Do not connect any device here other than a Dante-compatible device or a device (including a computer) that supports Gigabit Ethernet. VXC2P Reference Manual 6 4 SYNC indicator This indicator shows the operating status of the Dante network. Part names and functions Green Lit Unit is synchronized as a clock follower device. Green Flashing Unit is synchronized as a clock leader device. Orange Flashing Incorrect word clock settings between Dante networks. Set the clock leader and sampling frequency correctly with Dante Controller. 5 LINK/ACT indicator This indicator shows the communication status of the Dante/NETWORK port. Green Flashing quickly Ethernet cable is correctly connected. 6 Clamp Holds the C-ring against the ceiling to secure the speaker when attaching it to the ceiling. Installing the A speaker in the ceiling. (page 13) 7 Safety wire mount Attach the safety wire to this and a sturdy steel beam, etc. Attaching the C safety wire to the ceiling. (page 12) VXC2P Reference Manual 7 Setting the DIP switch Set the seven switches to configure this unit. DIP switch arrangement 678 1 23 Part names and functions Switch Description Switch is up. (default) Switch is down. 1 DIP switches 1 to 4 2 DIP switch 6 3 DIP switches 7 and 8 UNIT ID IP SETTING START UP MODE Individual ID (specify to avoid duplicates on the same network) Specifies IP address Specifies startup mode NOTE · Before changing settings, turn off the PSE (power sourcing equipment). · Even if the settings are changed while the unit is on, the changes will not be applied until it has been turned off. 1 DIP switches 1 to 4 (UNIT ID) Specify the [UNIT ID] (individual ID) setting for this unit. [UNIT ID] can be set to a number between 101 and 115 (hexadecimal: 65 to 73), which is the value set with DIP switches 1 to 4 plus 100. UNIT ID DIP switch 1 2 3 4 UNIT ID 1 DIP switch 2 3 4 101 109 102 110 103 111 104 112 105 113 106 114 107 115 108 RESERVED NOTE When multiple VXC2P are connected to the same network, make sure that their [UNIT ID] settings are not the same. By setting the DIP switch to "RESERVED", [UNIT ID] can be set to a value other than 101 to 115. For details, refer to the following manuals for the corresponding product. · Remote Control Protocol Specifications · ProVisionaire Design User Guide · RM-CR RM-CG RM-TT Web GUI Device Manager Operation Guide VXC2P Reference Manual 8 2 DIP switch 6 (IP SETTING) Select the method for setting the IP address for communicating with external devices. Part names and functions Setting UNIT ID PC DIP switch 6 Description The [UNIT ID] setting is part of the IP address. The IP address will be set as follows. 192.168.0.<UNIT ID> The IP address is automatically set by the DHCP server. (If there is no DHCP server, a link-local address is automatically set.) In addition, if ProVisionaire Design or the remote control protocol is being used, it is possible to set any fixed IP address that does not include [UNIT ID]. For details, refer to the following manuals for the corresponding product. · Remote Control Protocol Specifications · ProVisionaire Design User Guide · RM-CR RM-CG RM-TT Web GUI Device Manager Operation Guide 3 DIP switches 7 and 8 (START UP MODE) Select the startup mode. Setting RESUME INITIALIZE DIP switch 7 8 Description This is the normal operating mode. When the unit is turned on, it starts up in the condition it was in just before it was turned off. The unit is initialized and restored to its factory default settings. Initializing the unit (page 17) VXC2P Reference Manual 9 Connection diagram The following is a connection diagram for combining ADECIA ceiling solution devices. Refer to the diagram below to connect this unit to peripheral devices by using Ethernet cables. Sample setup for an ADECIA ceiling solution VXC2P RM-CG VXC2P Dante Dante Dante SWR2311P-10G PC Dante RM-CR Dante Ethernet cable USB cable Connecting to peripheral devices CAUTION · When disconnecting the Ethernet cable from the Dante/PoE port, wait at least 5 seconds before reconnecting the cable. Otherwise, damage or malfunctions may result. · With a Dante network, do not use the EEE function* of the network switch. The EEE function may degrade clock synchronization performance and interrupt the audio. Therefore, please note the following. - When using managed switches, turn off the EEE function on all ports used for Dante. Do not use a switch that does not allow the EEE function to be turned off. - When using unmanaged switches, do not use switches that support the EEE function. In such switches, the EEE function cannot be turned off. * EEE (Energy-Efficient Ethernet) function: Technology that reduces the power consumption of Ethernet devices during periods of low network traffic; also known as Green Ethernet or IEEE802.3az VXC2P Reference Manual 10 Speaker installation While referring to the illustrations under "Installation" in the included leaflet, follow the steps below to install the speaker. Before installation, confirm that the installation locations for the speaker and safety wire are strong enough. WARNING 1 Making a hole in the ceiling. 1. Place the included D cutout template on the ceiling and trace it to draw a line for the hole. · Be sure to use the cutout template since the speaker cannot be installed if the hole does not have the correct diameter. · When using a hole cutter, make sure that its diameter matches the cutout template. D 2. Cut along the line to make a hole. Be careful not to get debris or dust in your eyes when cutting holes. CAUTION 2 If applicable, install the separately sold E reinforcing bracket kit AB-C2. 1. Insert the two tile rails through the cut hole and place them on the ceiling surface within your reach. Adjust their length and be sure that each of the tile rails are oriented as shown right. Tile rail 2. Use the opening in the C-ring to slide one section of the C-Ring into the cut hole, continuing to slide it around until the C-ring is completely inside the ceiling. C-ring 3. Secure the C-ring and tile rails with the supplied two screws through either slot of both C-ring brackets. VXC2P Reference Manual 11 C-ring Tile rail 3 Attaching the C safety wire to the ceiling. C Attach one end of the safety wire to a structure above the ceiling. C Safety wire Speaker installation Make sure the safety wire is securely attached to a structure, and then attach the other end to the safety wire A mount on the speaker. A Safety wire mount WARNING Be sure to take measures to prevent the unit from falling. If the attached safety wire is not long enough, consider the weight of the unit and the installation location when preparing a wire of appropriate length and strength. If the wire is too long, kinetic energy will be applied to the wire when the unit falls, possibly causing the wire to break and the unit to fall. 4 Connecting the Ethernet cable to the Dante/NETWORK port. The Ethernet cable from the PSE (power sourcing equipment) connects to the Dante/NETWORK port. 1. Loosen the port cover screws, and then remove the port cover from the unit. Port cover A 2. Pass the Ethernet cable through the hole in the port cover. * If the port cover will not be used, leave it off and proceed to connecting the Ethernet cable. [U.S.A., Canada and Mexico models] If the port cover will not be used, the plenum rating will not be met. VXC2P Reference Manual 12 3. Connect the Ethernet cable to the Dante/ NETWORK port. * If the port cover will be used, install it. C Speaker installation × 2 A When connecting the Ethernet cable, be careful not to fall or cause the unit or surrounding structures to be dropped or damaged. CAUTION 5 Installing the A speaker in the ceiling. The speaker fits into the ceiling. Start by feeding the cables through the hole in the ceiling. While being careful not to pinch the cables, carrying band or safety wire between the ceiling and the speaker, slowly push the speaker up into the hole in the ceiling in a rotating motion. A VXC2P Reference Manual 13 Securing the speaker 1. While holding the speaker up, turn the three mounting screws clockwise with a Phillips screwdriver to tighten them. 2. The first turn opens the clamp. With each turn of the screw, the clamp is lowered, pressing the C-ring against the ceiling. If it is difficult to open the clamp, turn the screw counterclockwise half a turn to make it easier for the clamp to open. Speaker installation Clamp × 3 A Mounting screw NOTE Do not overtighten the mounting screws, otherwise they or the clamp may break. Do not turn any screws other than the mounting screws. Otherwise, the speaker may fall or malfunction. CAUTION 6 Attaching the B grille. 1. Attach the string on the B grille to the speaker. 2. Place the grille onto the four magnets on the front of the speaker. Make sure that the grille fits snugly against the speaker and that it is not misaligned. B Incorrectly positioned grille Correctly installed If the grille is incorrectly positioned, it may fall after installation. Make sure that the grille is correctly installed. CAUTION VXC2P Reference Manual 14 Controlling with software This unit can be configured and operated by using the following software. The software can be downloaded from the Yamaha website. Yamaha website (Downloads) https://download.yamaha.com/ 1 RM-CR Web GUI Device Manager Controls RM-CR as well as devices connected to RM-CR. This software runs on a Windows browser. Easy setup (AUTO SETUP)/manual registration of ADECIA devices Viewing device information Setting/controlling audio parameters Saving/recalling presets Updating the firmware For details, refer to the following manuals. · For setup as well as starting the Device Manager: RM-CR Reference Manual · For using the Device Manager: RM-CR RM-CG RM-TT Web GUI Device Manager Operation Guide 2 RM Device Finder This is Windows software for detecting and managing ADECIA devices on the network. Detecting devices/displaying device information Updating the firmware Specifying divide/combine settings for multiple rooms and selecting a preset For details, refer to the RM Device Finder User Guide. (It is included in the download file for the RM Device Finder software.) 3 ProVisionaire Kiosk This is software for controlling devices. It runs on a Windows computer or iPad/iPhone. Controlling or remotely controlling devices Controlling operating privileges by specifying role settings For details, refer to the ProVisionaire Kiosk User Guide. 4 ProVisionaire Control PLUS This is Windows software for designing ProVisionaire Kiosk controllers. When installing it, ProVisionaire Kiosk is also installed. Creating controllers Centralized management of controllers for the entire building or facility For details, refer to the ProVisionaire Control PLUS User Guide. 5 ProVisionaire Design This is Windows software for designing and managing an entire sound system made up of a processor with added peripheral devices. Detecting/Registering devices Setting/controlling audio parameters Updating the firmware For details, refer to the ProVisionaire Design User Guide. VXC2P Reference Manual 15 Appendix Updating the firmware Firmware can be updated in any of the following ways. 1 Using RM-CR Device Manager 2 Using RM Device Finder 3 Using ProVisionaire Design The firmware files can be downloaded from the Yamaha website. Yamaha website (Downloads) https://download.yamaha.com/ Firmware files ADECIA Firmware: This contains all firmware files for ADECIA compatible devices. VXC2P Firmware: This is the firmware file for VXC2P. 1 Using RM-CR Device Manager 1. Download the firmware file. 2. Update using RM-CR Device Manager. [TOOLS] menu > [Update] screen > [FIRMWARE UPDATE] For operating procedures, refer to the Web GUI Device Manager Operation Guide. 2 Using RM Device Finder 1. Download the firmware file. 2. Update using RM Device Finder. [RM Device Finder] main screen > [Firmware Update] screen. For operating procedures, refer to the RM Device Finder Operation Guide. 3 Using ProVisionaire Design For operating procedures, refer to the ProVisionaire Design User Guide. VXC2P Reference Manual 16 Initializing the unit To return the unit's settings to their factory defaults (initialize), perform the following steps. 1 Turn off the PSE (power sourcing equipment). 2 Set the DIP switch to "INITIALIZE". On the device setting DIP switch, set switch 7 down and switch 8 up. Setting 7 8 INITIALIZE 3 Turn on the PSE. Initialization begins. The power indicator shows the initialization status. Initialization status shown by power indicator Indicator Color/lighting status Green Flashing quickly Green Flashing slowly Unlit Initializing Initialization finished Initialization failed Description Initialization is finished when the power indicator flashes slowly. Do not turn off the PSE during initialization. Otherwise, damage may result. NOTE 4 Turn off the PSE. After initialization is finished, turn off the PSE. 5 Set the DIP switch to "RESUME". On the device setting DIP switch, set both switches 7 and 8 up. Setting 7 8 RESUME 6 Turn on the PSE. The unit starts up with its factory default settings. Appendix VXC2P Reference Manual 17 Specifications Appendix Product specifications System Type Dimensions (× D) Weight Power requirements Maximum Power Consumption Idle Power Consumption 1/8 Power Consumption In Operation Temperature Humidity Storage Temperature Humidity Cooling method Accessories Options Color Product Protection circuit Amplifier Power supply Component Configuration Enclosure Cabinet Material Specifications Baffle Material Material Grille Specifications Input/Output Terminal Operator Indicator Finish Installation Method Maximum device number with RM-CR Dust And Water Resistance Magnetically Shielded Eco Products Frequency Range (-10 dB) *1 Coverage Angle (-6 dB, 14 kHz Average) Maximum SPL (Peak) *1, *2 Plenum Rating Certifications Full range, Powered Speaker, Bass reflex 225 mm× D133 mm (including grille) U.S.A., Canada and Mexico models: 1.9 kg (including grille) Other countries models: 1.8 kg (including grille) PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at), PoE (IEEE 802.3af) 25.5 W (PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)), 13 W (PoE (IEEE 802.3af)) 4.0 W 6.2 W (PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)), 4.9 W (PoE (IEEE 802.3af)) 0 °C40 °C 30%90% (No condensation) -20 °C60 °C 20%90% (No condensation) Natural convection Grille, Cutout template, Safety wire, Owner's Manual, Safety Guide, Installation/Dimensional diagram Reinforcing Bracket Kit AB-C2 White Over temperature protection, Over power output protection, Over voltage protection Over temperature protection, Over current shutdown, DC detect protection, Over voltage protection, Under voltage lockout, Clock detection protection Over load protection, Thermal shutdown 2.5" (6.4 cm) Full range unit Steel 1.0 mm Black PP (HB) 5 mm Black Metal grille: Powder coated perforated steel 0.6mm Aperture rate: 51% Trim Ring: ABS (V-0) White painting (approximate value: Munsell 9.3) RJ-45 (PoE/Dante) × 1 DIP switch 8P × 1 Power (Front), SYNC (RJ-45), LINK/ACT (RJ-45) Ceiling Mount Cutout size: 186 mm Required celling board thickness: 5 mm to 24 mm Conduit Tube: JIS C8350 Flexible conduit connector: 24-25/24-22 Terminal Cover Knockout diameter: 27.6 mm 16 No No No 80 Hz20 kHz 160° conical 97 dB SPL UL2043 (with Terminal cover) * U.S.A., Canada and Mexico models only VCCI *1: Half-space (2) *2: Measured at 2 m; value converted to 1 m is shown (frequency range: 100 Hz10 kHz) VXC2P Reference Manual 18 Electrical specifications Amplifier Type Power Rating Dynamic Continuous Sampling Rate Signal Processing Network specifications Ethernet Cable requirements Appendix Class-D 15 W (PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)), 6 W (PoE (IEEE 802.3af)) 15 W (PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at)), 6 W (PoE (IEEE 802.3af)) 48 kHz EQ/Enhancer, Volume, PEQ, Ducker (Noise gate), MIXER, Delay, Speaker EQ (6 band) Dante Audio/Dante Control, Remote Control, WebUI, PoE CAT5e or higher (STP) VXC2P Reference Manual 19 SIGNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM ©2024 Yamaha Corporation Published 04/2025 IP-B0 Dante Dante IN 1, 2 GR Meter Meter Out Meter GR Meter Out Meter Dante IN 1 (Conference) SRC Gain Comp Meter Dante IN 2 (Music) SRC Gain Enhancer Level PEQ 3band Trigger DUCKER With Noise Gate Enhancer Level PEQ 3band PinkNoise Generator DSP Meter Room EQ 10Band Matrix MIXER Delay Speaker EQ M Vol. Speaker Processing Protection Over TemperatureProtection Over Power Output Protection Clip Limiting Integral Power Protection AMP Speakers Amplifier Protection Over Temperature Protection Over Current Shutdown DC Detect Protection Over Voltage Protection Under Voltage Lockout Clock Detection Protection Power Supply Protection Over Load Protection Over Voltage Protection Thermal Shutdown Under Voltage Lockout Amp Protection Hardware Power Supply Controllable processing