FBT 37483_VAIE2550_manual1.pdf - Manuale (Pagina 87)

8-1
USING THE SYSTEM
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8. USING THE SYSTEM
After making all the connections in accordance with the chapters on Sizing
and Connections, start the VAIE 2250 by moving the POWER switch
(4) to the ON position. The display will light up and show the welcome
screen (loading takes about 30 seconds). Once loading is completed, the
display will show the panel of the Music menu, from which it is possible to
access the MAIN page by pressing the MENU key. If the system is being
used for the first time, or if the configuration has been changed, proceed
according to the indications shown in Par. 8.2 Initialising the system.
If the initialise procedure is complete, see the instructions of the following
sections:
• For normal use of background music and voice announcements,
users can use just MUSIC and AUDIO SETTING menu.
• For the management of advanced features during fault, emergency
and configuration condition, see the following menu INSPECTION,
OPERATOR, and EMERGENCY CONFIGURATION.
• To reset the “beep”, see Section INSPECTION (see point 8.5.1.1)
•
To send emergency messages, see Section MANUAL EMERGENCY
(par. 8.9).
• To manage the integrated monitor loudspeaker panel, refer to the
information in par. 8.1.
The functions associated with levels featuring
restricted access, for which a password may be set,
are highlighted by this symbol.
8.1 MONITOR PANEL
This panel can be used to manage the loudspeaker monitor built into the
front panel of the equipment. It is reached directly from the MAIN page
by pressing the MENU key.
Once all the necessary adjustments have been made, press ESC to
return to the MUSIC panel o press MENU to return to the MAIN page.
The RESET, ALERT, EVAC, OK and Zones 3 to 6 keys are not active.
Loudspeaker volume control:
• Hold key 1 (VOL) down and turn the +/- knob to adjust the volume, within a range of ±10 dB as compared to the current
setting for the source selected.
Selecting the signal to be sent to the monitoring loudspeaker:
• Hold key 2 (INPUT) down and turn the knob to select the input from among the following:
> MIC1 Microphone source connected to the IN 1 input.
> MIC2 Microphone or line source connected to the IN 2 input.
> AUX IN / REMOTE MUSIC The signal provided by the monitor, with reference to the two possible inputs, AUX IN or REMOTE
MUSIC, will be either the current signal or the one selected earlier in the MUSIC management screen.
> VOX Source connected to the input IN 3.
> USB PLAYER / ALERT If the signal of the alert message (ALERT) is present, it will have a higher priority than the USB input
signal.
> CHIME / EVAC If the signal of the evacuation message (EVAC) is present, it will have a higher priority than the CHIME
signal.
> VOICE AMPLIFIER The signal produced by the monitor will correspond to the source that is active on the voice or emergency
channels (main channel with a high priority).
> MUSIC AMPLIFIER The signal produced by the monitor will correspond to the current source active on the music or
emergency channels (secondary channel with low priority).
> NONE (monitoring loudspeaker off).
Note: Regardless of which input is selected and of the volume set, in the event that the system goes into a Fault condition
the loudspeaker monitor will produce an acoustic signal indicating a “current failure” (beep).
To reset the beep, see point 8.5.1.1.
8.1.1 Enabling the music input to the remote VAIE 2250
In a 12-zone system, with two VAIE 2250 units connected to one another, it is possible to enable the input selected for the music
source of the local VAIE 2250 so that the sound can also by broadcast by the remote VAIE 2250.
• Press key 6 (OUT) cyclically to choose between the following options:
- OUT REMOTE MUSIC: ON The input of the local VAIE 2250 is available for playing out to the remote VAIE 2250.
- OUT REMOTE MUSIC: OFF The input of the local VAIE 2250 is disabled for the remote VAIE 2250.