Difference between revisions of "Audio Program Control"
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[[File:Audio Program.PNG|thumb|right|350px|Audio Program distribution]] | [[File:Audio Program.PNG|thumb|right|350px|Audio Program distribution]] | ||
− | The Audio Program feature is used to distribute background music from external | + | The Audio Program feature is used to distribute background music from external radios, MP3 players, etc. to loudspeaker zone(s). |
The background music can be turned on or off from an Access Panel (DAK key) or from a Control Input. | The background music can be turned on or off from an Access Panel (DAK key) or from a Control Input. | ||
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== Connection of Audio Program Source == | == Connection of Audio Program Source == | ||
− | An analog audio source can be connected to | + | An analog audio source can be connected to '''Line-In''' of the following devices: |
* ESC System Controller | * ESC System Controller | ||
* ENA Amplifier | * ENA Amplifier | ||
− | * TFIE | + | * TFIE Kit |
[[File:Audio Program LineIn.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Connecting an audio source to an amplifier or to the controller]] | [[File:Audio Program LineIn.PNG|thumb|left|150px|Connecting an audio source to an amplifier or to the controller]] | ||
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== Assigning an Audio Program Source to a Line Input == | == Assigning an Audio Program Source to a Line Input == | ||
− | An Audio Line Input can be used for several purposes, Audio Program is one of them. From the EMT tool you must dedicate a Line Input for Audio Program distribution: | + | An Audio Line Input can be used for several purposes, and Audio Program is one of them. From the EMT tool, you must dedicate a '''Line Input''' for '''Audio Program''' distribution: |
#In '''Components''' view, open '''External Connections''' | #In '''Components''' view, open '''External Connections''' | ||
− | #In '''System''', identify the Controller, the Amplifier or the TKIE | + | #In '''System''', identify the Controller, the Amplifier or the TKIE kit to be used as Audio Program source, and expand to '''Audio Lines''' > '''Line Input''' |
#Drag '''Audio Program Source''' to the '''Line Input''' | #Drag '''Audio Program Source''' to the '''Line Input''' | ||
− | #A dialog box appears - select the Program channel number. If there are several audio program sources, you would normally start with program 1 and | + | #A dialog box appears - select the '''Audio Program''' channel number. If there are several audio program sources, you would normally start with program 1 and further. |
[[File:Audio Program source.PNG|thumb|left|500px|Assigning an Audio Program Source to the input of the ESC Controller]] | [[File:Audio Program source.PNG|thumb|left|500px|Assigning an Audio Program Source to the input of the ESC Controller]] | ||
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== Configuration == | == Configuration == | ||
− | === Controlling | + | === Controlling Background Music from an Access Panel === |
#Drag '''Audio Program Control''' to the '''press_action''' on the desired key of the Access Panel | #Drag '''Audio Program Control''' to the '''press_action''' on the desired key of the Access Panel |
Revision as of 11:27, 12 December 2016
The Audio Program feature is used to distribute background music from external radios, MP3 players, etc. to loudspeaker zone(s).
The background music can be turned on or off from an Access Panel (DAK key) or from a Control Input.
Contents
Connection of Audio Program Source
An analog audio source can be connected to Line-In of the following devices:
- ESC System Controller
- ENA Amplifier
- TFIE Kit
Assigning an Audio Program Source to a Line Input
An Audio Line Input can be used for several purposes, and Audio Program is one of them. From the EMT tool, you must dedicate a Line Input for Audio Program distribution:
- In Components view, open External Connections
- In System, identify the Controller, the Amplifier or the TKIE kit to be used as Audio Program source, and expand to Audio Lines > Line Input
- Drag Audio Program Source to the Line Input
- A dialog box appears - select the Audio Program channel number. If there are several audio program sources, you would normally start with program 1 and further.
Configuration
Controlling Background Music from an Access Panel
- Drag Audio Program Control to the press_action on the desired key of the Access Panel
- Select the Source program and the Destination zones
- Choose Activation by Toggle or Start/Stop
Note: If «Destination» is left empty, one can use «Zone Selection» buttons to dynamically choose were to distribute the background music
Controlling background music from a Control Input
Background music can be sent to predefined zones when a control input is activated. When deactivated, the music can be turned off.
Background music ON:
- Drag Audio Program Control to the on_action on the desired Control Input
- Select the Source program and the Destination zones
- Choose Activation by Start
Background music OFF:
- Drag Audio Program Control to the off_action on the desired Control Input
- Select the Source program and the Destination zones
- Choose Activation by Stop
Organizing Audio Programs
The Audio Programs can be organized and renamed using Exigo Management Tool (EMT).
Renaming Audio Program
For easy identification of an audio program they can be renamed to a more logical name.
Renaming Audio Program:
- In System > Programs:
- Select the Program you want to rename.
- Type in a new name in the Name field and press Done.
It is also possible to add or delete audio programs in the system.
- Press the Add or Delete button (top right in Programs) to add or delete a program.
Parameter details
Source: The program that will be used.
Activation: Start, Stop or Toggle the broadcast.
Destination: The Zone(s) that will receive the background music broadcast. This may be left blank if access panel keys are used for dynamic zone selection.
Priority: The priority of the broadcast. Check the Replace box to make this broadcast replace other background music broadcasts with the same priority. If the box is not checked, broadcasts with the same priority will be shown as busy.
Chime: The chime sound that will be played before the broadcast starts.