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Designated Rooms can have Volume control over another Room or Rooms
During the installation of an Intersekt system Rooms can be allocated to a GROUP or
GROUPS, and within a GROUP certain Room RCU’s can be specified as having Volume
control over ALL other Rooms in that GROUP.
What does it all mean ?
Well,
if, at installation, the RCU in the Kitchen was allocated Volume control over all the
Rooms downstairs then when the phone rings the customer can turn down the volume in
all those Rooms.
or,
from the bedroom the customer could turn down the volume in all the kids bedrooms
when it was time for sleep.
What the final volume limit is set too ( as a % of maximum ) will remain the maximum
allowable in all the ‘other’ Rooms in that GROUP.
When the volume in a Room or GROUP of Rooms is above that set by the designated
RCU the volume in that Room or GROUP of Rooms will reduce automatically to the new
maximum.
When the volume level is re-adjusted to a higher level the volume in the Room or GROUP
of Rooms will remain as is until the individual RCU in that Room or GROUP of Rooms is
adjusted.
Pretty trick eh ?
