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Position of files: Files must be saved in the uSD root, that is not within sub-folders.
uSD formatting: To format the uSD, see the dedicated chapter
For details of the status of a message, you can select it from the list and press OK to
access the
Message detail screen that indicates the status in detail. In particular, the
display shows the type of message, the file name, the status and the possible error.
Faults are as follows:
FILE CORRUPTED
 File corrupted
UNREADABLE  File unreadable
BAD FORMAT  Incorrect file format
TOO BIG  Excessive file size
To access the POP-UP where to insert or remove the “disablement” condition, you must have access level 2, otherwise a screen is
displayed where you are required to login to carry out this operation.
From the POP-UP you can listen to the selected message on the monitor loudspeaker, without playing it on the speakers.
By placing the whole section of messages in “disablement”, you can safely remove the uSD to add or remove messages/files.
File names are fixed and formats must be adhered to so that the system recognises the messages/files; if a file has a different name from
those expected, it is ignored.
For the system to create the image of the files, the section must be in “disablement”; insert the uSD with the messages/files in the correct
format, select the “Get uSD imprint” command and at the end of the validation process, still in disablement, you can verify the validation
result by scrolling the status of the messages/files in the detail screen. To activate new messages, remove “disablement.”
NOTE : When the uSD section is in “disablement” all system functions related to pre-recorded messages are deactivated; the uSD is off and
can be safely removed. Any “FAULTS” related to messages are also removed. The “disablement” function allows working on messages
without interrupting the system operation and without generating “FAULTS.”
INPUT CONTACTS Menu
The Digital input list menu allows you to view the status of the system digital inputs, in
the form of a list, and you can scroll them using the UP and DOWN arrows. Each input
in the list is linked to a summary status:
DISABLED  Input in “disablement”
FAULT  Faulty input
ACTIVE  Active input
IDLE  Idle input
For an input status details, you can select it from the list and press OK to access the
Digital input detail screen that indicates the status in detail. In particular, the display
shows the name of the input, the condition, the status and the possible active error.
Faults are as follows:
CABLE CUT  Cable cut, connector removed
CABLE SHORT  Cable in short-circuit
CIRCUIT FAILURE
 Faulty control circuit
To access the POP-UP where to insert or remove the “disablement” condition, you
must have access level 2, otherwise a screen is displayed where you are required to
login to carry out this operation.
By placing the whole section of inputs in “disablement”, you can work on the wiring,
preventing the system from reporting faults or accidentally launching a message.
At the end of the wiring operations, remove the “disablement” condition.
NOTE : When the input section is in “disablement”, all system functions related to the
input contacts are deactivated. Any “FAULTS” related to wiring are also removed. The
“disablement” function allows working on the wiring without interrupting the system
operation and without generating “FAULTS”.