Adjusting The Level Of Unlocked Sources; Programming; Level And Routing Locking And Unlocking Sources - Monacor MEVAC-4 Bedienungsanleitung

When the preliminary chime for microphone announcements
is activated, the following messages will appear one after the
other during an announcement:
02 2-GONG
SYSTEM: OK
Fig. 59 Prior to the announcement via AF outputs / zones 3 and 4,
the MP3 file "2-GONG" is being reproduced.
SYS 4/2
SYSTEM: OK
Fig. 60 Announcement from a system microphone is being repro-
duced via AF outputs / zones 3 and 4.
When the preliminary chime (siren) for fireman's microphones
is activated, the following messages will appear one after the
other during an announcement:
06 F-SIRENE
SYSTEM: OK
Fig. 61 Prior to the announcement via AF outputs / zones 1, 2, 3
and 4, the MP3 file "F-SIRENE" is being reproduced.
FIRE MIC2
SYSTEM: OK
Fig. 62 Announcement from a fireman's microphone is being repro-
duced via AF outputs/zones 1, 2, 3 and 4.

6.3 Adjusting the level of unlocked sources

Changing the volume level of some specific sources (music,
music master, chime, Aux and message) does not require any
password entry.
The sources locked in the programming menu and the
other sources can only be adjusted, locked and unlocked in
the programming menu (see chapter 7.1) or at the PC (see
chapter 9.2.2).
Starting in the idle state:
ZONE 1
SYSTEM: OK
Fig. 63 Idle state
1) Press one of the buttons T1 ... T4 to select the sum / zone
to be modified.
2) Press the button VOLUME once: the level menu will appear
on the display and background music will be selected as the
source (input IN PRG [37]) (indication MUSIC MA = for the
basic setting with an adjustment range of 30 dB).
ZONE 1
LEVEL:MUSIC MA
Fig. 64 Level menu
3) Press the button VOLUME (repeatedly) to select the other
sources for the currently selected sum / zone:
CHIME  AUX  MESSAGE  MUSIC 1 (for fine adjust-
ment) and then MUSIC MA again (also see fig. 70)
4) Use the buttons UP and DOWN to adjust the level for the
zone and input source indicated. UP will increase the vol-
ume, DOWN will reduce the volume. Please refer to fig. 70
for the adjustment range.
Note: When the indication of the selected source is followed by the level
value "− − dB", the source is not routed to the output sum/zone indicated.
Routing to this zone has been locked by programming (see chapter 7.1).
36
34
MEVAC4
34
MEVAC4
1234
MEVAC4
1234
MEVAC4
:MUSIC 1
MEVAC4
:MUSIC 1
-12dB

7 Programming

Attention: As soon as the button PROGRAM is pressed, only
background music can be heard. The other sources
and detection contacts such as alarm, preliminary
alarm, text, microphones, fireman's microphones
and AUX are without any function! The internal
monitoring functions for amplifiers, speakers etc.,
however, are still active.
7.1 Level and routing
Locking and unlocking sources
Starting in the idle state:
ZONE 1 :MUSIC 1
SYSTEM: OK
Fig. 65 Idle state
1) Press one of the buttons T1 ... T4 to select the sum / zone
to be modified.
2) Press the red button PROGRAM to go to the following
selection menu:
T1=ERROR T2=RESET
T3=PROG. T4=MP3 CARD
Fig. 66 Selection menu
3) Press the button T3; you will be prompted to enter the
required password.
PASSWORD ???
V4.2 22.07.15
Fig. 67 Password prompt
4) As the password, press the button PROGRAM three times.
Then the programming menu will appear:
T1=NEXT T2=LEVEL
T3=INST. T4=MOD/REL
Fig. 68 Programming menu
5) Press the button T2 to call up the level configuration menu:
ZONE 1 :MUSIC 1
LEVEL:MUSIC 1
Fig. 69 Level configuration menu
The display will indicate the output zone "ZONE 1" se-
lected, the source "MUSIC 1" currently assigned, the source
"MUSIC 1" selected for modification and its relative volume
currently adjusted (in dB).
6) Press the button VOLUME (repeatedly) to select the source
of the level to be modified:
MEVAC4
-06dB