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Users need to enter task name, select audio type, set broadcast policy, select target and dry
contact outputs.
Task function and type can be clarified by the task name.
There are normal and emergency type for the task, which means different priority. The less the
value it is, the higher priority it has.
Normal task means the BGM, business broadcast and voice broadcast, etc., which
ranges from 56~255.
Emergency task means the fire emergency broadcast, which ranges from 1~55.
Audio type includes play list, net audio (e.g. line in of DCS or NRI), line in, microphone, external
files and recorded files. The line in here means the line in port of the X-NPMS.
Play list can be used for voice broadcast, BGM, etc. Users can add audio files in the play
list.
Net audio means the external and internal audio accessed by the NRI and X-DCS3000,
which can be selected from the dropdown list.
Line in means the external audio source can be connected to access the X-NPMS.
Microphone of X-NPMS can be used for live announcement.
Users need to configure a task named as external files (USB) in X-NPMS if there is a
need to broadcast audio from USB.
Users need to configure a task named as recorded file in X-NPMS if there is a need to
broadcast recorded audio.
Users need to configure a task named as speech synthetic in X-NPMS if there is a need
to broadcast speech synthetic.
Policy is mainly used to set the importance for the task.
Priority is used to set the priority for broadcast. During the broadcast, the task with higher
priority will be first broadcasted among many tasks. The smaller the value is, the higher
the priority has.
Loop is only valid for play list. It shows the broadcast times and ranges from 1~65534.
Forever is used to set the broadcast non-stop.
Resume is used to stop playing the task and broadcast other task with higher priority
when there are different tasks in one zone. After that, it will continually play the interrupted
task. Check the checkbox to enable the function, if not, the interrupted task will not be
recovered.