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6.3 TEST BUTTON
The Maestro has a test button on the front panel which allows to broadcast the file held in the «Test» folder.
• 111;PRIORITY_TEST_BUTTON;0;
By default, the message triggered by the test button has the highest priority level (0).
Value 0 is for the maximal priority and 99 for the minimal priority.
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112;RELAY_TEST_BUTTON;1;
By default, output relay R1 is activated (1) during the broadcast of the message triggered by the test button.
It is possible to activate relay R2 (2) or both relays R1 and R2 (3). Relays can also be deactivated (0).
6.4 ERROR DETECTION
The Maestro can activate an output relay if an error is detected in the configuration (cf. §6).
•
115;RELAY_ERROR_DETECTION;0;
By default, none of the output relay is activated (0) during an error detection.
It is possible to activate relay R1 (1), to activate relay R2 (2) or both relays R1 and R2 (3).
6.5 CARILLON
The Maestro has an audio file, held in the «Carillon» folder, to broadcast before a phone announcement or a message.
The volume of the carillon can adjusted.
• 120;ANNOUNCEMENT_CARILLON;1;
By default, the carillon is enabled (1) before a phone announcement.
You just need to set this value to 0 in order to disable the carillon.
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121;MESSAGE_CARILLON;0;
By default, the carillon is disabled (0) before a message.
You just need to set this value to 1 in order to enable the carillon.
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122;VOLUME_ANNOUNCEMENT_CARILLON;0;
The carillon before a phone announcement has a volume (0) by default. Value 0 is for the maximal volume and 80 for the
minimal volume. The audio output can also be tuned using the volume button (MES.) on the front panel.
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123;VOLUME_MESSAGE_CARILLON;0;
The carillon before a message has a volume (0) by default. Value 0 is for the maximal volume and 80 for the minimal vol-
ume. The audio output can also be tuned using the volume button (MES.) on the front panel.
6.6 PHONE ANNOUNCEMENT
The Maestro allows to make an announcement by calling its phone line from any phone.
If the DTMF option is enabled (cf. §6.1), you need to dial «0» in order to make an announcement.
• 150;BUSY_TONE;500;
This parameter, by default (500)ms, indicates the duration of the busy tone rhythm transmitted over the phone line.
This parameter should not be modified. The minimal value is 0ms and the maximal value is 5000ms.
• 151;NB_BUSY_TONE;1;
This parameter defines the number of busy tones, once the phone has been hanged up, that the Maestro needs before it
can end the communication. The default value is (1). The minimal value is 1 and the maximal value is 255.
These busy tones will be broadcast throughout the PA system, so this value should be kept to a minimum.
• 152;SILENCE_DETECTION;2;
This parameter, by default (2)s, defines the time after which the Maestro automatically ends the communication if no
sound is made (silence detection). The minimal value is 1s and the maximal value is 3600s.
• 153;PRIORITY_VOICE;11;
By default, the phone announcement has a priority level of (11).
The value 0 corresponds to the maximal priority and 99 to the minimal priority.
• 154;RELAY_VOICE;2;
By default, output relay R2 is activated (2) during a phone announcement.
It is possible to activate relay R1 (1) or both relays R1 and R2 (3). Relays can also be deactivated (0).
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