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EVA16 System Controller Rel. 1.03.10 - startup guide, english, page - 1 / 017
P
RIORITIES
For audio signals, the following priority is fixed : ( the list starts by the highest priority )
Fire Mic1 (call) / Fire Mic2 (call) / Emergency EVA16 TER 2.0 (call) /
Alarm 1 / Alarm 2 / Alarm 3 / Alarm 4 / Aux1 / Text1 /
TER / SYS80 (call) / SYS 4 / SYS 2 /
chime / Aux2 / Text2 / Music 1 – 4
On terminals of type SYS 4 and SYS 2 an „OCCUPIED“ condition will be indicated by a fast blinking of the
„BUSY-LED“ , the terminal cannot give a call while this.
On terminals of type SYS-80 the BUSY-condition will be indicated by the word „BUSY“ in the display;
the terminal cannot give a call while this.
Emergency Call ( only TER ) or starting an ALARM will be possible accordingly to the priority list.
Chime, Aux2 and Text2 do not cause a busy indication on terminals.
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MESSAGES ON
S
YSTEM
EVA16
2.0
:
The EVA16 2.0 system notifies internal or external errors
- at the main unit by sounding an internal buzzer / by blinking of the error - LED
on the front panel / by switching the error-relay ( to forward a error
message for example to a central office ) / by giving an error message
to the display as described the following graphics )
At the microphone terminals of type - EVA16 TER 2.0 by sounding an internal buzzer / by blinking of the error – LED
The buzzer of the system controller may be reset as follows: After pressing the green [ PRG ] button,
first the following menu appears :
And after pressing button [ T2 = RESET ] , the following RESET - menu occurs:
ATTENTION : pressing button [ T1 ]
will mute the buzzer ; for the actual
error it cannot be restarted !
If an error-message occurs in system EVA16 2.0, you mandatory have to inform
the installation company or the maintenance company of the system!
Even the detaching of components ( f.e. speakers or microphone termina s ) wi cause an error
message in the system, that may not disappear when reconnecting the components.
SYSTEM_ERROR MASTER
T2= ZONE RELAIS
T3=PROG. T4=MP3 TEXT