HME TSP60 Drive Thru Intercom Zoom Nitro Timer Installation Guide
- August 27, 2024
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TSP60 Drive Thru Intercom Zoom Nitro Timer
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Specifications:
- Model: TSP60
- Manufacturer: HME
- Power Supply: DCIN
- Network Connectivity: Ethernet
- Display: HDMI compatible
Product Usage Instructions:
Installation:
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Check the packing list to ensure all items are received.
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Survey the installation premises with the store manager to
determine the optimal location. -
Remove the monitor base stand if attached.
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Mount the monitor bracket to the wall using the provided
screws. -
Attach the monitor to the faceplate with the provided
hardware. -
Attach the CU to the CU wallplate using the provided
hardware. -
Mount the CU on the wall using necessary hardware.
Connections:
Follow these steps for connecting cables:
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Connect the network cable to the network port.
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Connect a mouse (and keyboard if desired) to the USB port.
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Connect the HDMI cable for the primary monitor to HDMI port
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Connect the power adapter.
TSP60 Mounting:
Mount the TSP60 using the three mounting screws provided. Refer
to the manual for detailed instructions.
Base Station Connection:
Follow the wiring connections as specified in the manual when
connecting a base station.
FAQ:
Q: What should I do if I encounter issues during
installation?
A: If you face any difficulties during installation, please
contact our sales and service hotline at
1-800-848-4468 for
assistance.
Q: Can I connect additional devices to the TSP60?
A: Yes, additional devices can be connected to LOOP2, LOOP3, and
LOOP4 connectors on the TSP60. Please refer to the manual for
detailed instructions on connection.
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ZOOM Nitro® QUICK REFERENCE INSTALLATION GUIDE
InstallatIon:
Tools, Equipment, & Material Required: · General hand tools, screwdrivers,
etc. · Tape Measure, pencil/marker · Drill with drill bit set · Fish
sticks/tape for routing cables (if necessary) · Cable ties for bundling cables
and strain relief · Belden 8723 audio cable or equivalent · Protective
equipment such as safety glasses.
Fig. 1.1
11. Check the packing list! Verify you have received
everything listed.
22. Survey the premises with store manager to de-
termine the optimal mounting location for the ZOOM Nitro. Take into
consideration: · User accessibility · Appropriate space for mounting all
system
components · Proximity to a power outlet · Cable lengths required between
connections · Clearance from obstructions like electrical
and plumbing obstructions when drilling · Mount the system high enough on a
wall to
be out of the way but still visible/accessible.
33. Remove (if attached) and discard the monitor
base stand (see Fig1.2).
44. Mount the monitor bracket to the wall. To do this,
find an appropriate location (preferably along a stud if wall construction is
a wood stud frame). · Hold the wallplate level against the wall,
and mark the wall through the two mounting holes. · Drill holes at the marked
locations. · Mount the bracket to the wall using the necessary hardware
(screws and wall anchors or toggle bolts if necessary); see Fig. 1.3.
BRACKET attached to WALL with two screws
Fig. 1.3
55. Attach the monitor to the faceplate with the pro-
vided hardware (see Fig. 1.4).
BRACKET attached to MONITOR with four screws
66. Attach the CU to the CU wallplate using the pro-
vided hardware (see Fig. 1.5).
Attach wallplate at CU 60 rear
FOR SALES & SERVICE CALL: 1-800-848 4468
Fig. 1.5
77. Mount the CU on the wall.
· Hold the plated CU against the wall, and mark the wall through the four
outside mounting holes.
· Drill holes at the marked locations. · Mount the plated CU to the wall using
the
necessary hardware (screws and wall anchors if necessary); see Fig. 1.6 Note:
The HME Sales and Service sticker should be right side up.
Outer Mounting Holes (x4)
CU60 Sales & Service
Sticker
FOR SALES & SERVICE CALL: 1-800-848 4468
HDMI 1 HDMI 2
DCIN
88. Connect the cables (reference Fig. 1.7 for each
step): 1. Connect the network cable to the network
port (verify it is also connected at the network router end). 2. Connect a
mouse (and keyboard if desired) to the USB port (see all connections in the
following diagram). 3. Connect the HDMI cable for the primary monitor to the
port labeled HDMI 1. 4. Connect the power adapter. Note: HDMI 2 is for the
Drive-Thru Leaderboard display (if desired). Remove port cap to access.
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2
DCIN
HDMI 1 HDMI 2
4
1
Fig. 1.7
99. Connect the power cable and the HDMI cable to
the monitor (see Fig. 1.8). Connect the other end of the power cable to an
electrical outlet.
Fig. 1.6
Fig. 1.2 © 2024 HM Electronics, Inc. All rights reserved.
Fig. 1.4
POWER CABLE
HDMI CABLE
Fig. 1.8
PUB-00066 Rev D 05/10/24
1100. Mount the TSP60 using the three mounting
keyholes at the rear of the unit. The two lower keyholes can be accessed by
opening the lower front cover of the housing. The latch is magnetic, use the
finger tabs on both sides and pull back from the housing to open (see Fig.
2.1). · Use the TSP Template image on the last page
of this guide to punch through and mark all three mounting keyholes on the
wall (the top hole cannot be accessed through the TSP housing). · Drill three
holes at the marked locations. · Install the provided hardware (screws and
wall anchors if necessary) but do not tighten the screws. Leave a gap (~ ¹/8th
inch (3.2 mm)) between the screw heads and wall.
CLOSED
TSP60 SIDE VIEW
OPENED
SCREW ANCHOR
(x3)
(x3)
PULL To OPEN
FINGER TAB (both sides)
3″ (76.2 mm)
and Black wires. These may be connected in any order (see Fig. 2.4). Any additional loops after the menu point, such as a pickup window or a pull- forward spot, can be connected to LOOP2, 3, and 4 connectors (J5, J6, and J7), respectively. Note: Activation is required to use LOOP2 – 4.
1133. When connecting a base station, choose one of
the following steps: A, if connecting a NEXEO|H-
DXTM Base Station to the TSP, or B, if connecting an EOS|HD® Base Station to
the TSP. Also, refer
to Fig. 3.1 wiring connections on page 3.
AA For NEXEO®: Connect the Green and White
wires from J800-1&2 on the base station to the Greet1 terminals J1-1&2 on the
TSP (see Fig. 2.2). With polarized terminals, always connect +ve to +ve and
-ve to -ve. Connect the Shield wire to ground (pin 5 on J800 & J1). Connect
the remaining Red wire from J800-7 to J2-1 and Black wire from J800-6 to J2-2
(or any of the available detector inputs). For stores with another menu (e.g.,
a Y-Lane), repeat this step using J801 on the base station to Greet2 and
another detector input on the TSP.
J800 LANE 1 TIMER
8 7 6 54 3 21
J801 LANE 2 TIMER
8 7 6 54 3 21
Shield wire to ground on both ends. Connect the remaining Red wire from J1-4 to J2-1 and Black wire from J1-3 to J2-2 (or any of the available detector inputs). For stores with another menu (e.g., a Y-Lane), repeat this step (for Greet 2 and Menu 2) and connect to Greet2 and another detector input on the TSP.
J1 MENU DETECT OUTPUT
1 2 3 45 6 78
J6 MIC AND SPEAKER
1 2 3 45 6 78
EOS Base Station
ZOOM Nitro TSP60
1 2 3 45 6 78
1 2 3 45 6 78
J1 GREET INPUTS
J2 EXT. DETECTOR INPUTS
Fig. 2.3
1144. Connecting the USB cable:
Connect the USB type B end to the TSP60. Connect the other end to the Black
(bottom) USB port on the front panel of the CU60. The TSP60 turns on
automatically when the CU60 is powered on (see Fig. 2.4).
1166. Turn on the CU60 (if it was not turned on in step
14) and turn on the monitor using the power button.
1177. The ZOOM Nitro screen:
· When you first boot up the system, the Installation Wizard screen appears
(see Fig. 2.5).
· The Installation Wizard walks you through several screens. Fill in the
required information to progress to the next screen. For example, on the
second screen, you must scroll through and read EULA page and click on the
Agree button to advance to the next screen. When you reach the Network
Settings screen, enable “DHCP” to auto-populate the fields. Finally, a
Congratulations prompt completes the Installation Wizard; click Done to exit.
The Dashboard now appears.
· Click the menu icon in the Dashboard’s upper left corner, choose the
SECURITY option, and log in as the Installer.
· Use the CAR DETECTION SETTINGS option to configure system to the store’s
layout. Use the STORE and DASHBOARD SETTINGS options to customize the system
further based on the customer’s preference.
COM
WALL
Fig. 2.1
· Align the keyholes to the screw heads. · Mount the TSP60 over all three
screw heads
until flush against the wall, then slide down onto the screw shanks to secure
it in place.
1111. Route and terminate component cables to the
TSP60 through the opening on the rear housing. Refer to the TSP Wiring
Connections and Fig. 3.1 on page 3 while following these next few steps.
1122. Connecting Loop Detectors:
After the Base Station has been connected to the TSP, connect the first loop
detector cable to the LOOP1 connector (J4) of the TSP using Red
NEXEO Base Station
ZOOM Nitro TSP60
1 2 3 45 6 78
A B
TSP60 FRONT VIEW
SP60
12 3 4
5 67 8 ON-BOARD DETECTORS
POWER
1 2 3 45 6 78
LOOP5 LOOP6 LOOP7 LOOP8
J4
J5
J6
J7
POWER LED turns on When CU60 is powered on
LOOP DETECTOR
USB type A end
CU60 END VIEW
J1 GREET INPUTS
J2 EXT. DETECTOR INPUTS
Fig. 2.2
BB For EOS: Connect the Green and White
wires from J6-7&8 on the base station to the Greet1 terminals J1-1&2 on the
TSP (see Fig. 2.3). With polarized terminals, always connect +ve to +ve and
-ve to -ve. Connect the
USB type B end
Fig. 2.4
1155. Use cable ties and the strain relief holes on the
TSP60 rear housing to bundle and strain relief the cables exiting the unit at
the rear.
Fig. 2.5
1188. Your system is now ready for use.
· Refer to the ZOOM Nitro User’s Guide for details on how to use the system.
· If there are any installation issues, call HME Technical Support at
1.800.848.4468.
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tsP WIrIng ConneCtIons
J1 Greet Inputs
Pin # Label
1
GREET1+
2
GREET1-
3
GREET2+
Description/wire color
From NEXEO Base Station: J800-1 or EOS Base Station: J6-8, +ve Outside
Mic/Speaker wire. (Green wire)
From NEXEO Base Station: J800-2 or EOS Base Station: J6-7, -ve Outside
Mic/Speaker wire. (White wire)
4
GREET2-
5
GND
Ground/Shield wire from either Base Station
6
/ALT_GREET1
7
/ALT_GREET2
8
GND
J1 supports two greet signal inputs from the Base Station. Standard greet signals received from the audio lines (speakers) are terminated at GREET1 and GREET2 inputs. The ALT GREET 1 & 2 inputs are for digital inputs from other sources, such as using a headset button. Two greet signals is the maximum supported at the same time. Both can be from the same source or can be a combination of two sources such as GREET1 and ALT GREET2.
LED PANEL
HOLES for CABLE TIES/ STRAIN RELIEF
CONNECTOR LABELS
TSP60
FRONT VIEW BOTTOM HALF OPENED TO EXPOSE CONNECTORS
A
B
GREET
TSP60
1 2
3
4
EXTERNAL DETECTORS
5
6 7
8
ON-BOARD DETECTORS
POWER
LOOP5 LOOP6 LOOP7 LOOP8
J1 GREET J2 EXT. DET IN J3 DET OUT
J4
J5
J6
J7
USB type B
MAGNETIC LATCH
MOUNTING KEYHOLE OPENING for CABLE ROUTING
PCBA SN LABEL
J2 External Detector Inputs
Pin # Label
Description/wire color
1
EXT_IN1/RLY_NO From NEXEO Base Station: J800-7 or
EOS Base Station: J1-4, +ve Menu
Det. wire. (Red wire)
2
GND/RLY_COM From NEXEO Base Station: J800-6 or
EOS Base Station: J1-3, GND Menu
Det. wire. (Black wire)
3
EXT_IN2/RLY_NO
4
GND/RLY_COM
5
EXT_IN3/RLY_NO
6
GND/RLY_COM
7
EXT_IN4/RLY_NO
8
GND/RLY_COM
LED POWER GREET EXTERNAL DETECTORS
ON-BOARD DETECTORS
Fig. 3.1
LED state table Status/Description Solid Blue and always on if the CU is on
and connected to the TSP Solid Blue, only on when the host is speaking Solid
Blue, only on when a detector is connected, and a vehicle is detected at the
corresponding detection point Solid Blue, only on when a detector is
connected, and a vehicle is detected at the corresponding detection point
J2 supports four external detector inputs. These include both relay closure and logic-level signal inputs in support of non-HME, wireless or generic detectors, including positive polarity signal compatibility.
PCBA SN Label: This serial number identifies the TSP60 if more than one is used. It can be found under TSP SETTINGS>TSP60 on the ZOOM Nitro display (see Fig. 3.2).
Fig. 3.2
Reset
Remove
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J3 Vehicle Detection Output
Pin # Label
Description/wire color
1
VEH_DET_OUT1 Output signal from LOOP5 (at J4)
2
VEH_DET_OUT2 Output signal from LOOP6 (at J5)
3
VEH_DET_OUT3 Output signal from LOOP7 (at J6)
4
VEH_DET_OUT4 Output signal from LOOP8 (at J7)
5
GND
6
GND
J3 is for Vehicle Detection outputs to the Base Station to support menu detection in the absence of an external VDB. These outputs are from the four Onboard detectors.
J4, J5, J6, J7 Onboard Detector Inputs
Pin # Label
Description/wire color
J4-1 Loop 5 +ve Menu point/first detector loop in Lane
J4-2 Loop 5 -ve
J5-1 Loop 6 +ve Additional loop after first detection point
J5-2 Loop 6 -ve
J6-1 Loop 7 +ve Additional loop after first detection point
J6-2 Loop 7 -ve
J7-1 Loop 8 +ve Additional loop after first detection point
J7-2 Loop 8 -ve
J4 is the default available onboard VDB for a direct connection. Connect loop/wireless detector input here. In addition to accepting a direct detector connection, these inputs (J4 – J7) can also be configured to support both relay closure and logic-level signal inputs.
J5 – J7 requires activation to use (call HME at the phone number at the end of this guide for details).
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TSP60
TEMPLATE FOR MOUNTING HARDWARE This way up
Three mounting keyholes
6.00″ (152.4 mm)
.
3.00″ (76.2 mm)
Radio and Television Interference
FCC Regulation This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation
is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This
equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when
the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communication. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference, in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Industry Canada (IC)
This device complies with Industry Canada license exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. This
device complies with Health Canada’s Safety Code. The installer of this device
should ensure that RF radiation is not emitted in excess of the Health
Canada’s requirement. Information can be obtained at http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
/ewh-sem/pubs/radiation/radio_ guide-lignes_direct-eng.php “Changes or
modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance
could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.”
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equipment for recycling, please contact your local authority, your household
waste disposal service or the seller from whom you purchased the product.
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