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Jumper field X1:
Lower/Upper Select
LS: 0..F
US: 10..1F
Settings:
Jumper LS:
Signalling tone group Group0...GroupF is selected using rotary switch
S2.
Jumper US:
Signalling tone group Group10...Group1F is selected using rotary
switch S2.
Notes:
If a jumper is lacking the setting LS is active.
Set the jumpers in the marked positions LS or US of the jumper field only. Setting the
jumpers in any other position might reduce the functionality of the device.
Push button S3 Enter
Key for programming the signalling tone group GroupF.
LED H1
Programming assistance LED
Procedure for setting the sound pressure level
The programming procedure described below must be performed outside of
hazardous areas only, because the opened device has to be supplied with voltage
during the procedure.
Turn the rotary switch S1 (Vol./Prog. Select 0..F) to a position between 0 and 7. Position 7
represents the maximum sound pressure level. For each of the positions 6 through 0 the
sound pressure level is reduced by 3 dB(A).
Procedure for setting a signalling tone group
The active signalling tone group determines the 4 signalling tones that may be selected
from the control inputs during operation.
Setting the active signalling tone group
a.) From the table „Signalling tone groups“, select the group to which the 4 signalling tones
belong that you want to select by connecting the control inputs during operation.
b.) If the selected signalling tone group belongs to one of the groups Group0 to GroupF,
place the jumper in jumper field X1 in position LS. Otherwise, place the jumper in
position US. Turn the rotary switch S2 (Group/Tone Select LS:0..F US: 10..1F) to the
position corresponding to the last character of the line name of the selected signalling
tone group. For instance to position A for the selected signalling tone group GroupA or
to position 5 for the selected signalling tone group Group15.
For the signalling tone group GroupF, the composition of the 4 signalling tones is freely
programmable. Any one of the signalling tones Tone0 to Tone1F from the table “Signalling
tone description” may be freely assigned to the settings Stage 0, Stage 1, Stage 2 and
Stage 3. This programming procedure is described in greater detail below.