Papağan Audio Management System
01General Features
The Papağan is an intelligent audio announcement system developed to provide voice notifications and guidance to the user, and it can be managed from an external memory card.
The device can play pre-defined audio files and has been designed with a flexible structure suitable for various usage scenarios. Thanks to its compact hardware design, it is easily integrated into different systems and devices.
Device
Receives commands from the control unit over CANBUS and plays the audio files on the SD card through an external speaker.
PapaganApp
The desktop application that manages the audio library — adding and deleting files and converting MP3 to WAV.

02Technical Specifications
The Papağan is a compact, intelligent audio module with a CANBUS communication infrastructure, capable of managing audio files from an external memory card.
Thanks to the SD card slot on the device, audio content can easily be uploaded, updated and managed through external storage. Supported audio files are played by the built-in playback system and delivered as voice notifications through the external speaker output.
The product can operate in integration with different control units over CANBUS communication. In this way, specific audio recordings can be triggered by predefined commands.
With its compact dimensions, mounting holes for secure installation and robust enclosure design, it ensures safe operation in confined spaces.
03Connection Points

| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| SD card slot | Used for storing audio files and reading them from the device. All audio content is managed from this card. |
| CANBUS LED | Shows the communication status visually. |
| XCB1 connector | The main connection interface of the device — the supply voltage and CANBUS lines are provided through this connector. |
| Speaker + / Speaker − | Used for connecting an external speaker. |
| ANN — announcement volume | Sets the volume level of announcement content. |
| MSC — music volume | Sets the volume level of music content. |
How to read the CANBUS LED
Blinking irregularly
There is no current data exchange, or communication has not been established.
Blinking steadily
The device is actively operating and data communication over CANBUS is working.
04Mounting Dimensions
The Papağan device is designed with compact dimensions and standard mounting holes to make installation easy in field applications.
- The mounting holes are 4 mm in diameter; fix the device to the surface with suitable screws and fastening elements.
- Place the device on a stable, flat and vibration-free surface.
- After installation, position the cables neatly and without tension.
- Leave sufficient space around the device for maintenance and servicing.
05SD Card Structure
All the audio files the system needs are stored on the SD card. Its contents are organised into a specific folder structure, and the device operates based on that structure.
SD card
├── ARABIC/ language folder
│ ├── FLOOR/ floor and door announcements
│ └── INFO/ informational and warning announcements
├── FARSI/
├── FRENCH/
├── RUSSIAN/
├── SPANISH/
├── TR/
├── 1/ active usage folder — the device reads only this one
└── PL/ music files

Language folders
Folders in the root directory such as ARABIC, FARSI, FRENCH, RUSSIAN,
SPANISH and TR contain the announcement audio for different languages. Each
language folder is divided into two subfolders:
| Subfolder | Contents |
|---|---|
FLOOR | Floor and door announcements — for example floor information, door opening direction |
INFO | Informational and warning announcements — for example "door opening", "emergency" |

Active usage folder — 1
The 1 folder on the SD card is the folder the system actively uses. While the
device is running, it reads only the audio files in this folder.

Music folder — PL
The PL folder holds the music files. Music files and announcement files are
kept separate, and the system operates with that distinction in mind.

General operating logic
| Folder | Role |
|---|---|
| Language folders | Predefined announcement archive |
1 | Announcements actively in use |
PL | Music files |
- All audio files must be in a format supported by the system — WAV.
- The file naming convention must be followed.
- The SD card structure must not be modified and folder names must be preserved.
- Safely removing the card after copying files is recommended.
06Changing the Announcement Language
You do not need to make a separate setting to change the language of the device — copying folders is enough.
Open the folder of the language you want the announcements in on the SD card
(for example TR or SPANISH).
Copy the FLOOR and INFO contents from that language folder into the 1
folder.
When copying is finished, eject the card safely and insert it into the device. The device will now play the announcements in the new language.
07What PapaganApp Is
The Papağan Audio Management Application is a desktop application developed for organising and managing the audio files on the SD card.
With the application you can:
- add audio files to the library,
- delete files,
- view file information,
- convert MP3 files to WAV format,
- save converted files to different folders.
The application consists of two main screens.
08Main Screen
The main screen is the primary control panel of the application. All operations are started from this screen.

Audio library
The audio library is the section where all audio files added to the application
are listed, and it is on the left side of the main screen. It represents the
Lib folder inside the application directory.
- Lists all audio files in the
Libfolder. - Supports
.mp3and.wavfile formats. - Long file names are automatically shortened for display.
- Details of the selected file are shown in the right panel.
- Converted files are marked in the list.
To add audio files to the list, use the Add Audio File button or drag and drop the files directly.
File details
This panel is on the right side of the main screen and its information is updated instantly for the selected file. When no file is selected, the area remains empty.
| Field | Information shown |
|---|---|
| File name | Name of the selected audio file |
| File path | Folder path where the file is located. After conversion it shows the target folder. |
| File format | .mp3 or .wav |
| File size | Size of the file on disk |
| File duration | Total duration of the audio file, in minutes and seconds |
| Sample rate | Sampling frequency in Hz — for example 44100 Hz |
| Channels | Mono or stereo |
| Bit | Bit rate or bit depth |
Adding, deleting and editing files

| # | Operation | How it is done |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | File adding | One or more files can be selected from the computer with the Add Audio File button. Drag and drop can also be used. |
| 02 | File deletion | The file selected in the list is removed from the Lib folder with the Delete Audio File button. Confirmation is required before deletion. |
| 03 | File editing | The selected file is transferred to the editing screen with the Edit button. |
Delete and Edit operations cannot be started without selecting a file.
09Editing Screen
This is where the conversion and renaming operations for the audio file selected on the main screen are performed.

| # | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | File name | Shows the name of the selected file according to the naming rules. A new name can be entered. |
| 02 | Format | The format the file will be converted to. .wav by default. |
| 03 | Target folder | Where the converted file will be saved. Set with the Select Folder button. |
| 04 | Save | Starts the conversion with the chosen settings. Progress is shown on the progress bar. |
File name editing
By default the name of the selected file is adjusted according to these rules:
- a maximum of 10 characters,
- Turkish characters converted to their English equivalents,
- spaces replaced with underscores (
_).
Format selection
The selected audio file is converted to .wav format; this option is set by
default.
The selected file must be in .mp3 format. Otherwise the application returns
an error when the file is added to the audio library.
Target folder selection
This sets where the .wav file will be saved after conversion. The converted
file does not appear in the Audio Library — only the location of the
converted file changes, while the files in the Lib folder remain unchanged.
Conversion process
Once the required settings are configured, pressing Save starts the conversion. When it is complete, the converted file is copied to the target folder and a check mark (✓) appears next to the file in the Audio Library.