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If the selected option is "1 bit", you can choose the polarity [ 0 = Normal; 1
= Do Not Disturb / 0 = Do Not Disturb; 1 = Normal ] of the object.
If the selected option is "Room State", the tones will be muted when the
room is in "Do not disturb" status.
Canal X [ enabled /disabled ]: when enabled, the following parameters can be
configured:
➢
Configuration [ Stereo / Mono ]: sets the audio playback mode.
➢
Initial Volume [
0…
60
…100
] [ % ]: percentage of volume after
programming, power failure or after enabling the auxiliary input. If the
selected payback mode is “Stereo”, initial volume for
subchannel A and
subchannel B will be configured separately.
➢
Volume Limitation [
0…
60
…100
] [ % ]: maximum volume value.
•
Object to Enable/Disable Volume Limitation [ disabled /enabled ]:
enables or disables the 1-bit control object " [Audio] Channel X:
Volume Limit " and 1-bit status object " [Audio] Channel X: Volume
Limit (Status) " for enabling or disabling the volume limitation and read
the status.
•
Volume Limitation Value Object [ disabled /enabled ]: enables or
disables the 1-byte control object " [Audio] Channel X: Volume Limit
Value " and 1-byte status object " [Audio] Channel X: Volume Limit
Value (Status) " for changing the volume limitation and read the status.
Furthermore, when a channel is enabled, the following objects are available:
➢ “
[Audio] Channel X: Mute
”:
silences each
channel. If the “Mono” mode is
set, the corresponding objects of each subchannel are also displayed:
[Audio] Channel X, Subchannel Y: Mute. The mute control is
independent of the volume control and takes precedence over it.
➢ “
[Audio] Channel X: Mute (Status)
” or “
[Audio] Channel X, subchannel
Y: Mute (Status)
”: objects to consult whether the channel or subchannel
are muted, respectively.