3 FUNCTIONING DESCRIPTION:
The microphone A-1 functions as an “all-call” , press to talk, single button
microphone. It features light indicators to signal the state of the line/zone where the
page will be broadcasted.
3. 1 Functioning modes:
Depending on the selected configuration, the microphone has different ways of
acting in the system (see 4, Connection and configuration):
•PTT/LATCH MODE: Throughout the microphone selector, the behavior will be
different. When its position is OFF, the microphone will work in PUSH TO TALK
(PTT) mode, that is, the button should be pressed in order to make a page. In the
position ON, with the first push of the button the microphone will be fixed on the
“floor granted” to the user, and it will cease emitting once pushed again.
•0V/5V MODE: Using the operation selector, it is possible to configure the TTL
output line signal, to indicate the use of the audio line in the system. 0V is low level
signal and 5V is high level signal.
•ON/OFF CHIME: This position indicates if the chime tone is ON or OFF.
•TTL/RS-485 MODE: As a default, the functioning mode is TTL. Optionally, the A-1
can use the RS-485 protocol to communicate with LDA compatible units. In that
case, this option should be active and the “jumpers” situated in the correct position.
This option will always be activated by the technical team because a wrong
configuration could severely damage the A-1.
•BUSY=LED MODE: This selector configures the operating mode against a busy
line signal. On the one hand, if it is in the OFF position, the microphone will not
send audio or operation signals while the “BUSY LINE” signal is active. On the
other hand, in the ON position, the microphone will only operate over the
corresponding light indicator, sending signals of petition and audio. This mode
requires normally a microphone signal process.