DAPAudio IPS-EA, Manual

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Description of the device
Features
With the IPS-EA it is possible to activate an alarm, manually or automatically. This can be a chime or voice
file. It is possible to record a 120 seconds digital voice file.
DC 24V function.
120 seconds digital recording IC for voice file (rewritable).
Manual/ automatic activating alarm, output alarm signal or voice recording files.
MIC with priority function, switching off alarm or recording output.
When the fire signal relived, alarm automatically stops and returns to manual control.
Front panel
Fig. 1
1.
MIC Jack.
U
sed to connect the supplied MIC. After using the MIC please turn down the volume on the MIC and
unlock the MIC.
2. MIC Bracket.
3. ALARM SW.
Manual alarm switch. Pressing this switch will activate an alarm. Alarm signals will be put out.
4. ON Alarm LED.
Lights if an alarm is active.
5. RESET SW.
Manual reset switch. Pressing this switch will reset the alarm.
6. PLAY Led.
Lights up in PLAY status.
7. PLAY/REC.
Pressing this switch will set the unit in PLAY mode. The PLAY led will light. The recorded message
will be played back. Pressing the switch again will stop the recorded message.
Holding the switch for 5 seconds will set the unit in Record mode. Now you can use either the supplied
MIC or the Line input to record a message. Pressing the switch again will stop recording. Recording more
then 120 seconds will stop the recording automatically.
8. REC. Level.
Is used to adjust the volume of the recording. Turning it clockwise will increase the volume, while
turning it counterclockwise will decrease the volume.
9. REC Led.
Lights up in REC status.
10. AC Led.
Indicates that AC power is connected and the device is turned on. The LED will dim if the mains
power fails.
11. Power SW.
This is the main Power switch. Press to turn the amplifier on.
12. SUB Led.
Indicates that an external 24Vdc back up power supply is present.