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PAW3500-VES
PAW3500-VES Compact systems
System manual
IT
set> SD CARD INSTALL
Setting of emergency messages
The standard alert and evacuation messages and the broadcast chime are
stored at the factory on the SD card mounted on the CPU circuit.
In order to customise the system, it is possible, however, to add to and/or up-
date these
fi
les. To do so, it is necessary to:
-
Place the main thermal-magnetic circuit breaker upstream from the system
in the OFF position: the
PAW
enters the stand-by mode, exploiting the
power supply from the batteries.
-
Open the front door of the
PAW
by unscrewing the two
fi
xing screws: the
ampli
fi
ers will automatically switch off.
-
On the display, press the
Turn off SD
key: the red LED associated with
the card extinguishes. At this point it is possible to extract the SD from
the
PAW
.
-
Programme the card with the new audio
fi
les (max. 20).
Following are the requisites of the
fi
les, which have to be copied into the
root directory of the SD card:
• Format: *.WAV
• Resolution: 16 bit / mono
• Sampling frequency: 48 kHz
• Filename: max 16 characters (including the .wav extension).
- UOnce
the
fi
les have been copied onto the SD card,
fi
t it back onto the
CPU circuit and, on the display, press the
Turn on SD
key. Check that the
red LED lights up again.
-
Close the front door of the
PAW
, tightening the screws
fi
rmly
back into place.
-
Return the main thermal-magnetic circuit breaker to its ON position.
The SD card is now mounted correctly and the menu on the display shows a list
up-dated with the new audio
fi
les, which can be browsed using the Up/Dn keys.
To set the new EVACUATION message (EVAC):
Select the desired
fi
le and press the
Set evac
key.
To set the new ALERT message:
Select the desired
fi
le and press the
Set alert
key.
To set the new broadcast CHIME:
Select the desired
fi
le and press the
Set chime
key.
The names of the
fi
les set appear as a reminder at the bottom of the screen,
together with the type of use.
To return to the CONFIGURATION menu press
Escape
.
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