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"General" group
• This parameter group determines the
general response of the sound in
question.
Fig. 41
Activation
– release signal:
Specifies how the release signal is activated. The following options are available:
• off: The release signal is deactivated and does not play.
• Green signal: The release signal sounds if the device is displaying the green signal.
• Network: The release signal sounds if the device is networked and displaying the green signal
(cf. "Networking", Page 36).
• PB/S: The release signal sounds if the device is displaying the green signal and the push-
button or sensor is activated during the preceding red or green phase.
• VPB: The release signal sounds if the device is displaying the green signal and the vibrator
push-button is activated during the preceding red or green phase.
• PB/S/VPB: The release signal sounds if the device is displaying the green signal and the push-
button, sensor or vibrator push-button has been activated during the preceding red or green
phase.
Activation
– orientation signal:
Specifies how the orientation signal is activated. The following options are available:
• off: The orientation signal is deactivated and does not play.
• Permanent without RS: The orientation signal always sounds, without the need for a red signal.
When the signal changes to green, the orientation sound stops.
• Permanent with RS: The orientation signal always sounds, without the need for a red signal.
When the signal changes to green, the orientation sound continues. If there is an active release
signal, both sounds are played at the same time.
• Another option for activating the orientation sound is a red function on cable 14 (optional input
3). As an option, this cable can be used as a red input. Where this is the case, the orientation
sound only plays when the red input is activated in a red phase.
• For the appropriate change, see section
"Special function of optional control input 3" (p. 41)
Activation
– special signal:
Specifies how the special signal is activated. The following options are available:
• off: The special signal is deactivated and does not play.
• Opt. 1, Opt. 2, Opt. 3: The special signal plays when there is a signal on the specified optional
input.