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Replay User Manual v.
1.2
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5.5 Pre-listening to the files of the hour bars
Press for at least one second the MENU key, select the PROGRAM function with the key
> , press the ENTER key to display the schedule spot bars, use the keys < or > to display
the schedules which have been introduced and the number of spots on each bar.
Display with MENU selection Display with ENTER selection Display with selected bar
Function: >Tim 08:50 spot2 >Tim 09:00 spot5
PROGRAM Tim 09:00 spot5 Spot01 1
Select the bar to display using the ENTER key, use the keys < or > to show how many
spots make up the bar, and the names of the spots.
Display
Reproduction 1
st
spot of the bar
Display
Reproduction 2
nd
spot of the bar
Display
Reproduction 4
th
spot of the bar
>Tim 09:00 spot5 >Tim 09:00 spot5 >Tim 09:00 spot5
Spot01 1 Spot08 2 Spot06 4
Use the ENTER key to activate the reproduction of the whole advertising bar; to interrupt
it, press the STOP key. To exit, press the MENU key for one second.
5.6 MIXER function
Replay has an audio input (LINE INPUT) for connection to outside music sources, with a
Mixer function to mix this source with the files reproduced by Compact Flash (see par.
8.3). At the time scheduled for delivering the advertising bar, Replay fades off the audio
signal of LINE INPUT from the level
LLIN to the level LLI2 , according to a programmed
fade TFOU . Then the MP3 file of the bar with level LMP3 is reproduced, mixed with the
outside audio source, present in the background with level LLI2 .
Once the whole hour bar has been finished, Replay brings the audio signal of LINE INPUT
back to the level
LLIN according to a programmed fade TFIN .
5.7 AVC function – automatic control of the output volume
Replay has an automatic control of the output volume (parameter TAVC , par. 4.7) which
allows you to normalise the level of the audio contributions: signal from LINE INPUT
(radio, CD, other Replay) and inside player. This allows you to make any differences of
levels among the various MP3 files being reproduced less evident.