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2021.06 | V3.7 |
Configuration manual
Bosch Security Systems B.V.
– Recorder (Int. floor): This is the default audio I/O routing mode. Use this mode if you
want audio output 2 of the Audio processor and powering switch to transmit a signal that
can be connected to an external audio recorder or interpretation system. The Audio
processor and powering switch has no effect on the volume level of the signal. Audio
input 2 signal of the Audio processor and powering switch is added to the floor signal.
– Mix - Minus: Use the Mix-Minus mode to prevent acoustic feedback when two systems
are connected, for example with a telephone coupler, via the audio input and audio
output 2.
– Insertion: Use this mode to enable audio output 2 and audio input 2 of the Audio
processor and powering switch to add signals from external audio devices.
Example : An external audio mixer is connected between audio output 2 and audio input 2
of the Audio processor and powering switch.
– Unprocessed: Use the Unprocessed mode to receive / send the unprocessed audio (also
referred to as dry signal) to input 2 and output 2 of the Audio processor and powering
switch
.
See the following figure for a schematic overview of these settings:
-27dB
A
B
-10dB
Figure 5.5: Audio Routing Settings
Notes :
– Inputs 1 and 2 can be the analog inputs of the Audio processor and powering switch, the
Dante
TM
, or the OMNEO inputs.
– Outputs 1 and 2 can be the analog outputs of the Audio processor and powering switch,
the Dante
TM
, or the OMNEO outputs.
– Only the analog outputs have -12 +12dB volume control.
– The analog, Dante
TM
and OMNEO inputs and outputs can be used simultaneously with a
different configuration for each of them.
– If all Inputs/Outputs 2 are set to Insertion mode, then the order is: analog > Dante
TM
>
OMNEO.
5.4.7 Camera Settings
The camera settings page enables a technician to quickly and easily configure/update the
camera settings.
–
The Status column indicates whether a camera is connected (by means of a red cross or a
blue check mark), enabling the technician to carry out any corrections. Cameras that are
no longer used are marked by a red cross and can be easily deleted, using the minus (-)
symbol.
– The camera name can be changed to a logical name, making it easy to find.