RCF AM2160 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 10

DIP 2 DIP 3 MODE
... I/LCK INTERLOCKED
PRIO GR. GRADUATED
IN1 PRIOR. PRIORITY 1
PRIO GR. GRADUATED
IN2 PRIOR. PRIORITY 2
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The dip-switch no.2 (8 dip-switch group) allows you to switch the priority level between
the channels 1 and 2. This setting does not work in the interlocked priority mode.
As soon as a priority event ends, the initial state will be restored (the channels 1, 2, 3, 4 and
the selected aux input will be mixed together, unless another priority event is in progress).
The chime sequential command makes the chime (short or long, depending on the dip-switch
no.8 setting, see 20) be continuously repeated. This command has the highest priority level
and always removes the selected aux input from the signal sent to the amplifier.
The dip-switches no.5 and no.6 (8 dip-switch group, see 20) allow choice of priority mode
for channels 2 and 3 between 'push' (the priority is kept only if the command is still present)
and 'toggle' (the priority is switched on / off by every impulse of the command).
Note: the chosen priority mode is applied to both BM 3001 paging microphones (if present)
and priority commands (of removable connectors).
Each input gain can be set to either MIC or -20 dBu (0 dBu for the channel 1). It is also
possible to turn the PHANTOM power supply on/off, to insert / remove the high-pass filter
and to enable / disable the chime, which is played on every priority event.
The chime is not played when using the channel 1 VOX function (a priority command is
needed to play the chime).
Its melody can be either short or long (dip-switch no.7 of the 8 dip-switch group, see 20).
SHORT
When the chime is playing (a few seconds), the selected aux input is not sent to the
amplifier.
Channels 2 and 3 have an input with RJ 45 socket, to which a BM 3001 paging microphone
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Only the first priority command of channels
1÷4 (and also channel 1 VOX, if enabled
through the dip-switch no.4) is accepted.
Any other priority command will not be
accepted until the previous is removed.
Note: the only event that can always
be activated later (and can override a
previous priority) is the CHIME SEQUENTIAL
COMMAND.
A priority command having a higher level can
override the previous one.
The priority levels are:
1. (highest) CHIME SEQUENTIAL COMMAND
2. channel 1 (including VOX)
3. channel 2
4. channel 3
5. channel 4
A priority command having a higher level can
override the previous one.
The priority levels are:
1. (highest) CHIME SEQUENTIAL COMMAND
2. channel 2
3. channel 1 (including VOX)
4. channel 3
5. channel 4
LONG
CHIME SEQUENTIAL COMMAND
CHANNEL 2 - 3 'PUSH' /
'TOGGLE' PRIORITY MODE
4 DIP-SWITCH GROUP
(PER EACH CHANNEL 1÷4)
INFORMATION
ABOUT THE CHIME