Opvimus DC-700ETH User manual

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Table of contents
1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. FRONT VIEW.......................................................................................................................................................................... 6
3. REAR VIEW ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7
4. CONNECTIONS....................................................................................................................................................................... 8
4.1. Primary power supply ...................................................................................................................................................8
4.2. Secondary power supply ...............................................................................................................................................8
4.3. Ethernet connection......................................................................................................................................................8
4.4. Connection in installations with a redundant Ethernet network ..................................................................................9
4.5. Connection of a music source to the paging desk .........................................................................................................9
4.6. OUT recording connection ............................................................................................................................................9
5. PLACEMENT OF THE BATTERY.............................................................................................................................................. 10
6. DISPLAY, GENERAL VIEW ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
7. NAVIGATING THROUGH THE MENUS................................................................................................................................... 12
8. STRUCTURE OF THE MENUS................................................................................................................................................. 13
9. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT................................................................................................................................................. 14
9.1. Configuration of the DC-700ETH network addresses ..................................................................................................14
9.1.1. Changing the IP address ...................................................................................................................................14
9.1.2. Changing the Netmask .....................................................................................................................................14
9.1.3. Changing the Gateway .....................................................................................................................................14
10. TRANSFER OF PRE-RECORDED MESSAGES TO THE DC-700ETH ............................................................................................. 15
11. GENERAL OPERATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................ 15
11.1. User levels and changes ..............................................................................................................................................15
11.2. Changing the language of the menu ...........................................................................................................................16
11.3. Display contrast adjustment........................................................................................................................................16
12. OPERATIONS IN NORMAL MODE ......................................................................................................................................... 16
12.1. Sending a live voice announcement ............................................................................................................................16
12.2. Sending a pre-recorded message to one or several zones or group ...........................................................................16
12.3. Sending a general live voice announcement ...............................................................................................................17
12.4. Sending a general pre-recorded message ...................................................................................................................17
12.5. Repeat function...........................................................................................................................................................17
12.6. Recording an adhoc message ......................................................................................................................................17
12.7. Sending an adhoc message .........................................................................................................................................17
12.8. Play a remote pre-recorded message housed in the audio matrix .............................................................................17
12.9. Volume zones adjustment...........................................................................................................................................18
12.10. Stop or activate all the music channels of the area................................................................................................19
12.11. Stop or activate a specific music channel...............................................................................................................19
12.12. Configure music channels.......................................................................................................................................19

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13. OPERATIONS IN EMERGENCY MODE.................................................................................................................................... 20
13.1. Enter the EMERGENCY MODE .....................................................................................................................................20
13.2. Activate a WARNING message ....................................................................................................................................20
13.3. Activate an EVACUATION message .............................................................................................................................20
13.4. Sending a live voice message in EMERGENCY MODE ..................................................................................................20
13.5. Exiting the EMERGENCY MODE ...................................................................................................................................20
13.6. Systems with more than one DC-700ETH paging desk ...............................................................................................20
14. ALARMS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 22
15. DIMENSIONS ....................................................................................................................................................................... 24
16. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS ............................................................................................................................................. 24
17. NETWORK SPECIFICATIONS IN A COMPACT SYSTEM............................................................................................................ 25
18. SOFTWARE AND FIRMWARE VERSIONS ............................................................................................................................... 28
19. DOCUMENT VERSION TRACKING ......................................................................................................................................... 29
20. GUARANTEE ........................................................................................................................................................................ 30
WARNING. This is a Class A unit. In a domestic environment this unit may cause radio interferences. In this case the user
must take the necessary precautions.

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1. INTRODUCTION
Control centre and microphone paging desktop unit with Ethernet connection for COMPACT system.
Allows broadcasting announcements and music through an IP network in streaming as well as unit control and configuration data.
Main characteristics:
Digital audio and control data via an IP connection.
Dual Ethernet connection for installations with redundant
network systems.
2 Power supplies (one primary and one secondary) for
redundant installations.
Monitoring the operation of the unit via Call Point
software and/or basic TELNET functions.
Configuration of the IP address in Flash memory via
software.
Constant notification (IP) of the status of the equipment
via a Heart Beat signal.
Sending of announcements to zones and/or groups.
Activation of pre-recorded messages.
Key for repeating the last live voice message.
Announcements with or without a pre-announcement
tone (Gong).
Gong that can be personalised.
Allows connecting a music source, sending the music
programme via IP.
Pre-recorded messages residing in the paging desk.
Recording and sending adhoc messages.
Control of the volume of zones.
Management of the musical channels of the system.
Emergency desk functions, with live messages, pre-
recorded evacuation messages and pre-recorded warning
messages.
Warning and evacuation message activation push-
buttons.
Different operating modes: Zones Selection mode and
Emergency mode.
Zone status display (zone busy).
System alarms display.
Monitoring of capsule.
Monitoring the internal status.
Monitoring of the primary and secondary power supplies.
LED alarm indicator.
Monitor speaker.
POE (under special order).
Configurable input contacts (under special order).
Fire fighting paging desk in accordance with EN 54-16.

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2. FRONT VIEW
(1) Microphone
(2) EMERGENCY push-button
Emergency Mode push-button. The push-button remains
lit while the system is in Emergency Mode.
(3) WARNING push-button
Activate the pre-evacuation message. Operates only
when the system is in Emergency Mode. Incorporates a
push-button ON indicator light.
(4) EVACUATION push-button
Activates the evacuation message. Operates only when
the system is in Emergency Mode. Incorporates a push-
button ON indicator light.
(5) RESET push-button
The Emergency Mode is turned off.
(6) Navigation keys and OK/CANCEL selection
(7) Buzzer (internal)
Acoustic indicator. Indicates the system has received an
alarm.
(8) Monitor speaker
Allows monitoring the pre-recorded messages.
(9) Numeric keypad for selecting zones, groups and
messages
(10) GONG+TALK key
Is used to send live voice announcement preceded by a
gong. First the zones and groups you wish to reach with
the message must be selected. It must remain pressed
while talking.
(11) TALK key
Is used to send live voice announcements. First the
zones and groups you wish to reach with the message
must be selected. It must remain pressed while talking.
(12) REP key
Key for repeating the last live voice message that was
sent. First the zones and groups you wish to reach with
the message must be selected.
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(13) PLAY key
Is used to send pre-recorded messages. First you must
select the message as well as the zones and groups you
wish to reach must be selected.
(14) TALK indicator
It illuminates after pressing TALK or GONG+TALK to
indicate that you can begin talking.
(15) PLAY/REP./GONG indicator
Indicates that pre-recorded messages that are being
played or that the paging desk is generating the pre-
announce tone (Gong).
(16) CPU FAULT indicator
Internal error indicator of the application.
(17) POWER indicator
Indicates that power is applied to the paging desk.
(18) GENERIC FAULT indicator
Alarm indicator in the system.
(19) BUSY indicator
When lit, it indicates that the system is busy.
(20) Display
3. REAR VIEW
(1) Ground connection
(2) 24 VDC secondary
1
power supply
Use a Power Jack IEC 60130-10 Type A
connector (outer diameter = 5.5 mm,
inner diameter = 2.1 mm).
(3) 24 VDC primary power supply
(4) RESET push-button
Resets the unit back to its factory
settings.
(5) CONSOLE connector
Mini USB connector. Allows monitoring
the system. Only specialised personnel.
(6) Connector ETH A
Is used to connect the paging desk to the
IP network.
(6a) SPEED indicator (yellow LED):
Speed of the network. Indicates a speed
of 100 Mbps when lit. The light
extinguished indicates a network speed
of 10 Mbps (it is highly recommended to
use a transmission speed of 100 Mbps).
(6b) LINK/ACTIVITY indicator (green LED):
When lit indicates it is connected to the network. When flashing it indicates that data is being sent or received.
(7) Connector ETH B
Is used in a redundant network as a secondary connection to the IP network.
(8) Connectors IN “L”and IN “R”
RCA type connectors. Allow connecting a music source using the DC-700ETH as a way to input analogue audio and send this
music programme via IP through the ETH connectors. To connect follow section 4.5.
Through the Call Point software, the "R" connector can be converted into a 0dB recording output to record, in an external
system, the live voice announcements, repetitions and pre-recorded messages sent from the desk. To connect it follow the
section 4.6.
1
The power supply inputs have been doubled; therefore, if required by the safety standards, two independent power supplies may
be connected.
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4. CONNECTIONS
4.1.Primary power supply
4.2.Secondary power supply
4.3.Ethernet connection
Connection to the
Ethernet switch
24V DC
Power supply
I924UP
(Not included)
24V DC
Power supply
I924K25
(Not included)
POWER JACK PLUG CONNECTOR
IEC 60130-10 Type A,
outer diameter = 5.5mm,
inner diameter = 2.1mm

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4.4.Connection in installations with a redundant Ethernet network
4.5.Connection of a music source to the paging desk
4.6.OUT recording connection
Ethernet connection
to switch 1
Music source
Ethernet connection
to switch 2
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5. PLACEMENT OF THE BATTERY
For the management and maintenance of files, the equipment incorporates an RTC (Real-time clock) whose function is to maintain
the current time. To keep the RTC powered even if the equipment is turned off, we must place a 3V lithium battery type CR2032
supplied with the equipment
It is advisable to replace the equipment battery at least every 5 years.
Battery placement procedure:
Disconnect the equipment and remove the1)
four fixing screws from the bottom.
Handling batteries properly:
•Warning! Improper use of battery may lead to explosion. Replace the batteries with the same or equivalent type only.
•Batteries may endanger life if swallowed. If a battery is swallowed, seek medical assistance immediately.
•Before inserting the batteries, check whether the contacts in the device and batteries are clean and, if necessary, clean
them.
•Only use new batteries.
•Do not use rechargeable batteries.
•Never try to recharge normal batteries. There is a risk of explosion!
•Never expose batteries to heat sources (e.g. radiators) or direct sunlight. There is an increased risk of leakage!
•Never short-circuit the batteries.
•Never throw batteries into a fire.
•Do not disassemble or deform batteries.
•If the equipment is not going to be used for long periods, remove the battery.
•Remove leaking batteries from the device immediately. If battery acid leaks out it is essential to avoid contact with the skin,
eyes and mucous membranes! If the acid does come into contact with skin, immediately rinse the affected areas with
plenty of clear water and consult a doctor immediately. There is a risk of acid poisoning and acid burns!
•Remove exhausted rechargeable battery from the device immediately! There is an increased risk of leakage.
•Do not throw used batteries into the household waste. The batteries must be deposited in a collection point for used
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Remove the side covers and carefully separate the upper case from the lower2)
case, lifting it about 10 cm and allowing access to the battery holder.
Insert the battery respecting the polarity indicated in the attached drawing.3)
Assemble and reconnect the equipment.4)

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6. DISPLAY, GENERAL VIEW
In standby, the DC-700ETH displays the following information:
Name: Name, identifier of the unit in the installation
Version: Version of the unit firmware
4 tabs identified by icons are displayed at the top of the screen:
EMERGENCY
This menu allows viewing the units as well as the zones that are
in emergency mode. The following information is displayed by
the tab:
SYSTEM ALARMS
Enables to display the alarms in the system, showing the unit generating the alarm and the type of alarm.
SELECTION OF ZONES / GROUPS / MESSAGES
Allows selecting zones, groups and pre-recorded messages.
SETTINGS
Allows modifying certain parameters of the DC-700ETH (language, passwords, etc).
ATTENTION: In installations with a PC Server, modifications of the settings made from the DC-700ETH are temporary,
excepting the change of the volume of the zones and the assignment of the musical channels. In order for the changes
to be saved, they must be made from the PC Server via the Call Point application.
7. NAVIGATING THROUGH THE MENUS
Using the navigation buttons you can access the different menus and configurations of the DC-700ETH.
Basic navigation through the menus:
-Enter the selected menu
-Confirm a data entry
-Confirm a chosen option
-Move between tabs (next tab)
-Move between tabs
(previous tab)
-Return to the top level menu
-Move between options in a menu
(previous item)
-Move between options in a menu
(next item)
Number of zones in Emergency Mode
that are making announcements
Total number of zones
in the installation
Total number of zones
in the installation
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8. STRUCTURE OF THE MENUS
SETTINGS MENU
ALARMS
SELECTION OF ZONES,
GROUPS AND MESSAGES
(UMX-2SA)
(UMX-MC6)
(UMX-2SB)
(Values between 0 and 5)
(Values between -80 and +4dB)
(Values between -80 and +4dB)
(Values between -80 and +4dB)
Press
Press
Press
Operator or Administrator user level is required
Administrator user level is required
Zone in
Emergency
Mode
Zone
playing
audio
Alarms
in zone
EMERGENCY
(Values between 0 and 30)
(*) Emergency volume
requires administrator
user
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9. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT
To commission the paging desk we must send configurations to it via an Ethernet connection. Accomplishing this requires a PC
equipped with a network card and connected to the DC-700ETH unit through a switch or directly using a network cable. The PC
must have the configuration software installed.
1. Place the battery (see section 5. PLACEMENT OF THE BATTERY) and make the connections between units.
2. Apply power to the units.
3. Via the software, configure the parameters of the DC-700ETH and send the settings to the unit.
9.1.Configuration of the DC-700ETH network addresses
In order to be able to send configurations, the network addresses established from the configuration software and those of the unit
must match.
The network configurations of the unit may be modified directly from the paging desk itself if an Administrator user access level is
available. To change the access level follow section 11.1. User levels and changes.
9.1.1. Changing the IP address
1. Use the / navigation keys to select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select ADVANCED and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select IP ADDRESS (10.1.1.1) and
press OK.
4. Enter the IP address using the numeric keypad. Separate
each octet using the enter key.
For example, to enter address
10.1.1.23, press
1 0 1 1 23
5. To finish press OK.
9.1.2. Changing the Netmask
1. Use the / navigation keys to select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select ADVANCED and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select NETMASK (255.0.0.0) and
press OK.
4. Enter the IP address using the numeric keypad. Separate
each octet using the enter key.
5. To finish press OK.
9.1.3. Changing the Gateway
1. Use the / navigation keys to select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select ADVANCED and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select GATEWAY (0.0.0.0) and press
OK.
4. Enter the IP address using the numeric keypad. Separate
each octet using the enter key.
5. To finish press OK.
WARNING,
To send configurations to the unit requires having the unit and the PC within the same IP address range. The unit's
network addresses and those set via the configuration software must match.
By default, the network configurations of the unit are the following:
IP ADDRESS: 10.1.1.1
NETMASK: 255.0.0.0
GATETEWAY: 0.0.0.0 (without Gateway)
If you wish to assign a different network address to the paging desk, other than the one established by default, refer to
the following section 9.1. Configuration of the DC-700ETH network addresses.

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10. TRANSFER OF PRE-RECORDED MESSAGES TO THE DC-700ETH
The paging desk incorporates an internal Micro SD memory with a capacity of 15 GB to store audio files to be used as pre-recorded
messages.
To save files in this internal memory requires a PC with the Call Point software installed and equipped with a network card, and
connected to the DC-700ETH unit through a switch or directly using a network cable (see section 9. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT).
The allowed audio file formats are wav, ogg and mp3.
Follow the Call Point software user manual to copy the files to the Micro-SD memory of the DC-700ETH.
11. GENERAL OPERATIONS
11.1. User levels and changes
To restrict the access to specific functions of the paging desk, 3 user levels have been established. Basic, Operator and
Administrator.
Basic
Level by default when the paging desk is booted. Without an access code. Allows conducting basic operations such as broadcasting
live voice announcements or sending pre-recorded messages. It cannot modify the volume, configuration of music channels,
message recording, network addresses or adjust the display contrast.
Operator
With access code (by default 1234). The access code may be changed via the Call Point software; It must be a four-digit number. In
addition to all the permissions granted to the basic user, he can configure the volume of the zones (except the emergency volume),
modify the music channels, record messages and or adjust the contrast of the display. It cannot modify the emergency volume, or
network addresses.
Administrator
With access code (by default 1234). Without restrictions. The access code may be changed via the Call Point software.
A. Login as an ADMINISTRATOR USER
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select USER and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select LOGIN DMINISTRATOR and
press OK.
4. Enter the administrator user code (1 2 3 4 by default)
and press OK.
B. Logout as ADMINISTRATOR
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select USER and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select LOGOUT ADMINISTRATOR
and press OK.
C. Login as an OPERATOR USER
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select USER and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select LOGIN OPERATOR and press
OK.
4. Enter the operator user code (1 2 3 4 by default) and
press OK.
D. Logout as OPERATOR
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select USER and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select LOGOUT OPERATOR and
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11.2. Changing the language of the menu
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select ADVANCED and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select LANGUAGE and press OK.
4. Using the /keys select the desired language and
press OK.
11.3. Display contrast adjustment
(Operator or Administrator user level is required).
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select ADVANCED and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select CONTRAST and press OK.
4. Using the /keys adjust the contrast and press OK.
12. OPERATIONS IN NORMAL MODE
12.1. Sending a live voice announcement
1. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the
zone or group where you wish to send the
announcement. To enter different zones or groups,
separate each identifier using the enter key.
To delete use the DEL key.
2. Press the TALK (or GONG+TALK if you wish to send a
message preceded by a pre-announcement tone) key to
initiate a live voice message. You can begin speaking
when the TALK indicator illuminates.
3. To finish the broadcast, release the TALK (or GONG +
TALK) key.
ZONE OR GROUP IDENTIFIER
If the identifier of the zone or group where you wish to send
the broadcast is not known:
a. Press until you reach the zones, groups and messages
menu ( ).
b. Press the navigation key to select the Z+G: line of the
display.
c. Press OK. A list with the name of the zones and their
identifiers is displayed. Press and a list with the name
of the groups and their identifiers will be displayed. Use
the and keys to alternate between the zones list and
the groups list.
d. Once you see the desired list, use the navigation keys
/to select the destination of the message and press
OK.
12.2. Sending a pre-recorded message to
one or several zones or group
1. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the zone
or group where you wish to send the announcement. To
enter different zones or groups, separate each identifier
using the enter key .
To delete use the DEL key.
2. Once the destination is selected, select the pre-recorded
message. Press the navigation key to select the MSG
line of the display.
3. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the
message you wish to send. To enter different messages,
separate each message identifier using the enter key.
To delete use the DEL key.
4. Press the PLAY key to start the message. When the
PLAY/REP./GONG indicator illuminates, the message is
playing.
If you want to stop playback of the pre-recorded message
before it ends, press the PLAY button again.
MESSAGE IDENTIFIER
If the message identifier is unknown:
a. Press until you reach the zones, groups and messages
menu ( ).
b. Press the navigation key until the MSG: line is selected
on the display and press OK.
c. A list of the folders containing the available pre-recorded
messages appears. Use the /navigation keys to select
the desired folder and press OK.
d. A list with the name of the messages and their identifiers
is displayed. Use the /navigation keys to select the
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12.3. Sending a general live voice
announcement
1. Press the 0key to select all the zones that the paging desk
has access to.
2. Then press and hold the GONG+TALK (or TALK) key to
send a live voice announcement. You can begin speaking
when the TALK indicator illuminates.
12.4. Sending a general pre-recorded
message
1. Press the 0key to select all the zones that the paging desk
has access to.
2. Press the navigation key to select the MSG line of the
display.
3. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the
message you wish to send.
4. Then press the PLAY key to start the message. When the
PLAY/REP./GONG indicator illuminates, the message is
playing.
12.5. Repeat function
The paging desk incorporates a function that enables to
repeat the last live voice message that was sent.
1. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the zone
or group where you wish to send the announcement. To
enter different zones or groups, separate each identifier
using the enter key.
2. Select the REP key. The PLAY/REP/GONG indicator light
remains illuminated while the message is being repeated.
If you want to stop playback of the message before it ends,
press the REP button again.
12.6. Recording an adhoc message
(Operator or Administrator user level is required).
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select MESSGE MANAGEMENT and
press OK.
3. Using the /keys select ADHOC RECORDING and
press OK.
4. The paging desk has capacity for the recording of 20
ADHOC messages. Use the /keys to select one of
the 20 available spaces and press OK.
5. Press and hold the TALK key. When the message TALK
appears, start speaking.
6. Release TALK key to end the message.
7. Using the navigation keys /select the SAVE option
to save the message, REPLAY to monitor the message or
CANCEL to discard the message and exit.
8. Press OK.
12.7. Sending an adhoc message
Follow the same procedure as for sending a pre-recorded
message (see section 12.2) by selecting the ADHOC message
you want to play.
12.8. Play a remote pre-recorded message
housed in the audio matrix
This option is only available if you configure the Call Point
software so that pre-recorded messages activated from the
microphones desk are messages stored in the audio matrix
(COMPACT/0, IF-704ETH or IF-722ETH). With this configura-
tion, the console only sends the activation command and is
the audio matrix that plays the pre-recorded message.
This remote activation of pre-recorded messages stored in
the audio matrix is incompatible with the playing of messages
stored in the DC-700ETH microphone desk (section 12.2).
1. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the
zone or group where you wish to send the pre-recorded
message. To enter different zones or groups, separate
each identifier using the enter key.
If the identifier of the zone or group where you wish to
send the broadcast is not known:
a. Select the Z+G: line of the display and press OK. A list
with the name of the zones and their identifiers is
displayed. Press and a list with the name of the
groups and their identifiers will be displayed. Use the
and keys to alternate between the zones list and
the groups list.
b. Once you see the desired list, use the navigation keys
/to select the destination of the message and
press OK.
To delete use the DEL key.
2. Once the destination is selected, select the pre-recorded
message. Press the navigation key to select the MSG
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3. Using the numeric keypad, enter the identifier of the
message you wish to send. To enter different messages,
separate each message identifier using the enter key .
If the message identifier is unknown
a. Select the MSG: line of the display and press OK.
b. A list of the folders containing the available pre-
recorded messages appears. Use the /navigation
keys to select the desired folder and press OK.
c. A list with the name of the messages and their
identifiers is displayed. Use the /navigation keys
to select the desired message and press OK
To delete use the DEL key.
4. If you want to send the message preceded by a GONG
tone, press the navigation key to select the line of
the display. Press OK key to turn the gong ON or gong
OFF.
5. Then press the PLAY key to start the message.
Next to the icon, there is a digit showing the number of the
activated and playing messages. To view the detailed
information, select this line of the display and press OK. A list
will appear showing the message identifiers (MSG :), zones
identifiers (Z :) and groups identifiers (G :) of the messages
being activated and being played. To stop a message in
progress, select it using the navigation keys /and press
the DEL key.
12.9. Volume zones adjustment
(To modify the volumes of music program or priority is required user level
Operator or Administrator. To modify the emergency volume requires
administrator user level)
1. Using the / navigation keys, select the settings
menu ( ).
2. Using the /keys select VOLUMES and press OK.
3. Using the /keys select one zone and press OK.
4. Depending on the type of zone (UMX-2SA card zones,
UMX-2SB sub-zone or UMX-MC6 sub-zone), slightly
different menus appear:
a.UMX-2SA
1. Select MUS if you want to change the volume of
the music program for that zone.
Select PRI if you want to change the volume of
the the paging for that zone.
Select EMG if you want to change the volume of
the emergency paging for that zone.
2. Press OK.
3. Using the /keys to set the desired volume
between +4 and -80dB.
b.UMX-MC6 (Attention: The audio received by the
UMX-MC6 card comes from a UMX-2SA card.
Changing the volume of a UMX-MC6 sub-zone is
modifying the output volume of the UMX-2SA card, so
it will affect all sub-zones of the UMX-MC6 that
depend on that audio output)
1. Select MUS if you want to change the volume of
the music program
Select PRI if you want to change the volume
of the paging.
Select EMG if you want to change the volume of
the emergency emergency announcements.
2. Press OK.
3. The display shows the list of zones whose
volume is affected by the change. You can check
the list by using /keys. Press OK to
continue.
4. Using the /keys to set the desired volume
between +4 and -80dB.
c.UMX-S2B (Attention: Each sub-zone of a UMX-2SB
card has its own internal volume control for the music
program, allowing to set different musical program
volumes for each sub-zone. The other volumes affect
all sub-zones of the UMX-2SB.)
1. Select [MUS] ATTENUATOR if you want to
change the volume of a sub-zone’s music
program.
2. Press OK.
3. Using the /keys to set the desired volume
between 0 (mute) and 5.
1’. Select MUS if you want to change the volume of
the music program. This change will affect all
sub-zones of the UMX-2SB card.
Select PRI if you want to change the volume of
the paging. This change will affect all sub-zones
of the UMX-2SB card
Select EMG if you want to change the volume of
the emergency announcements. This change
will affect all sub-zones of the UMX-2SB card.
2’. Press OK.
3’. The display shows the list of zones whose
volume is affected by the change. You can check
the list by using /keys. Press OK to
continue.
4’. Using the /keys to set the desired volume
between +4 and -80dB.
5. Press OK to save.