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Configuring local speaker mute
Description, Installation, Operations, and Maintenance Manual
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Table 48 Relay output board terminal block pinout for speaker muting
Terminal Block TB1 Pin # Relay contact Relay
1
1 NC
RL1
2
1 NO
RL1
3
1 COM
RL1
4
2 NC
RL2
5
2 NO
RL2
6
2 COM
RL2
4. Configure Relay Output card using the System Manager software.
• Make sure the Relay Output card is already in the configuration equipment tree. If
not, add the card.
• Select the Relay Output card (should be card 1), and then add two relay
output card channels: one for the F+ relay and one for the F- relay. Ensure the
configuration matches the physical location of the speaker wiring from the prior
step.
• Configure the relay output card channels as follows:
• Sense = Normally Open/NDE
• Active on Failure = Stay Same
• Function = output_channel_bcast_active_any
• Broadcast List = Priority Page and Routine Page (or existing live broadcasts
you wish to mute)
• Zone List = local zone correlating to the amplifier wiring from the prior step
• Save changes, upload to controller, and restart controller to ensure changes
are permanent.