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<Micro Name>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the MIC inputs
in the unit. In the CA200z there are just two possible values for this parameter:
o
MICRO1
o
MICRO2
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<Output Mode>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the
amplifier’s
output
working
mode.
In the CA200z there are just four possible values for this parameter:
o
STEREO
o
MONO
o
BRIDGE
o
ZONES
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In the CA40 there are just three possible values for this parameter:
o
STEREO
o
MONO
o
BRIDGE
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In the CA120 there are just two possible values for this parameter:
o
STEREO
o
MONO
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<Zone Label>
is a text string that contains the customized name for a zone that
the CA200z will show in its LCD display. The maximum length for this string is 17
characters, being ignored those exceeding this limit. Blank characters are not
allowed. A valid example:
MAIN_HALL
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<Display Mode>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the LCD
display working mode. In the CA200z there are just three possible values for this
parameter:
o
ON
o
DIMMED
o
OFF
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<Contrast Level>
are numerical values in the [0…100] range that define the LCD
display contrast level.
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<Assign Value>
are text strings (without blank spaces) that identify the Talkover /
Pager function assignment for a MIC input towards the device’s outputs. In the
CA200z there are just five possible values for this parameter:
o
OFF
o
ZA
o
ZB
o
ZA-B
o
PAGER
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<Priority>
is a numerical value that defines the Talkover function priority of one
MIC input in front of the other inputs in the unit. In the case of the CA200z just
