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Revision as of 10:58, 21 October 2016
Local Mute Control will force any Control Output that is being used (and configured with Local Mute as Source) to trigger. As with other broadcasts, it will be added to the queue if other broadcasts with higher priority are active in the selected zone.
- Drag-and-drop Input Actions -> Local Mute Control to:
Amplifier -> Control Inputs -> CI -> CI_1-CI_6 -> on_action/off_action
or
Access Panels -> Programmable Keys -> Key -> p1-px -> press_action/release_action
Mute ID
The Local Mute to be triggered. This is the source in the control output that directs the actual physical function.
Activation
Start, Stop or Toggle the Local Mute.
Destination
The zones in which Local Mute will be started. The zone and source must correspond to the function configured in the output.
Priority
The priority of the broadcast. The muting will be active as long as the activity in the selected zone has a lower priority than the one set here. For example, the operator wants to mute GA with Priority 20, but he wants to hear the Abandon Alarm with Priority 15. In this case, Priority can be set to 18 here.
Organizing Local Mutes
Local Mutes can be organized and renamed using Exigo Management Tool (EMT).
Renaming Local Mutes
For easy identification of an audio program they can be renamed to a more logical name.
Renaming Local Mute:
- In System > Local Mutes:
- Select the Local Mute you want to rename.
- Type in a new name in the Name field and press Done.
It is also possible to add or delete local mutes in the system.
- Press the Add or Delete button (top right in Local Mutes) to add or delete a local mute.
Advanced options
- Check the Use Default Parameters box to use default values for the parameters
- Enable Timeout – decides whether the function will timeout or not
- Timeout – the amount of time in seconds that the broadcast will be active. Typically, this is set to
- Deactivate Mute On – deactivate mute when the alarm state changes in the zone/broadcast:
- On Alarm start and stop - Deactivate mute on both start and stop
- On Alarm start - Deactivate mute on start of a new alarm that has lower priority than the one set here. Used when one wants the new alarm to be heard.
- On Alarm stop - Deactivate mute on stop. Used when the manual triggering of the mute should be turned off when the alarm stops.
