Autronica AutroVoice miniVES 2001, Руководство по обслуживанию

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COMPACT VOICE ALARM SYSTEM
SERVICE MANUAL
Output – enables to select from the available output list on the device, from the Component tab, an output which we
want to control.
State – allows to determine the final state of the relay contacts following activation. Active results in changing the relay state
to the opposite one on execution of the General for Inactive , the relay does not change its state when the General is activated.
NC/ Normal (Inverse) – this field informs of the initial state of a relay before activation of the function. If we have Active in the
State , then activation of the General function for an NC/Normal relay causes transition into NO – Normally Open. If we have
Active in the State , then activation of the General function for an NC / Invers will cause transition into NC – Normally Closed.
By marking the Toggle option causes that each time when the output assigned to the General is activated by such a system
element as a logical input or button on a zone microphone, the relay state changes into the opposite to the one which was
set at an earlier activation. The default state at the first activation depends of the
State field settings.
Latch
Marking the Latch option results in a relay output changing its status to the opposite one than specified in the information field
located below the State tab (see Figure below) on the first activation of the General function.
The relay does not change its state into the opposite one, does not return to the settings defined in the relay information field
on deactivation of the General function.
Intercom
This function sets up an intercom connection between two microphones available in the system. The Select microphone from field
is automatically migrated by the device containing the key we are assigning the intercom function to. In the Select microphone to
field the recipient of the intercom connection should be chosen. The Enable sound when call appears checkbox lets the user
define the acoustic signals for the connection, Select the sound for initialization of call being the sound we hear while waiting for
the recipient to answer the call on the device that initializes it. The Select sound for incoming call field defines the sound we hear
on the device being a recipient of an awaiting connection.
LED test
The LED test function activates all LEDs on the element to which it is assigned. In addition, activation of this function on the fireman
microphone triggers the warning buzzer signal. The function can be activated in three modes.
Mute audio source
This function mutes one selected audio source in all matrices to which it is assigned. In the Source selection window, select from
the available and defined audio inputs, microphones and messages in the system to define the function correctly. Stopping the
Mute audio source function results in turning up the audio source volume to the full level and restoring the matrices to the state
before activation of the mute function.
Power Save
The power save function disconnects all active BGM and General-type sources. The function is activated by dynamic
assignment. The function can be activated in three modes. Deactivation of the Power Save function results in restoring the
previously disconnected sources.
Record Message
This function is used to record messages directly from the ABT-DMS, ABT-DMS-LCD zone microphones without having to connect
to the system via dedicated software and during the system’s normal operation. Messages are recorded in the flash microSD
memory on the control unit to which the zone microphone is directly connected. Message recording is signalled by a red LED at
the
Record Message button. The function records a message into a file whose name is defined in the configurator, in the Message
window. In case of filling up the memory, this is signalled by a yellow LED. Replaying of a recorded message is executed via the
Select Audio source function for which one of the predefined names is assigned from the list: Message1, Message2, Message3.