Override Function By An Event With Absolute Priority - Mackie RCF RX 3000 Instructions D'emploi

EVENT
EMERGENCY,
FIREMAN 1,
FIREMAN 2 alarm events
Timed events
Events controlled from the BM 3616
digital consoles
(excluding the EMERGENCY event)
VOX events
Events controlled from the BM 3604
consoles PLAYBACK events
BACKGROUND MUSIC events

OVERRIDE FUNCTION BY AN EVENT WITH ABSOLUTE PRIORITY

When an event with absolute priority takes place, any other events in progress with lower priority which are using the devices needed for the
priority event are interrupted and terminated (override function), and are not restored on termination of the priority event (except for the
BACKGROUND MUSIC event). The table below describes the actions affecting each event overridden.
OVERRIDDEN EVENT
Event from BM 3604 console
Event from BM 3616 digital console
(excluding EMERGENCY)
VOX event
Timer events
PLAYBACK event controlled by the
GPI inputs
BACKGROUND MUSIC event
PRIORITY
DESCRIPTION
LEVEL
ABSOLUTE These events have the maximum priority. Any events with a lower
priority that are using the devices needed for the absolute priority
event are interrupted (override function). All the audio outputs used
by the interrupted events are disconnected, even those not invol-
ved in the absolute priority event.
These events have the highest priority level after the absolute prio-
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rity events. When there are several events with different priority le-
vels (except for absolute priority events) waiting to be executed,
the timed event is the first to be carried out. The timed events do
not have the override function; i.e. they cannot interrupt events in
progress having the same or lower priority level.
The events controlled from the BM 3616 digital consoles can have
2 ÷ 7
variable priority levels from 2 to 7, depending on the settings ma-
de using the configuration menu (CONSOLES menu). These
events do not have the override function; i.e. they cannot interrupt
events in progress having the same or lower priority level.
These events have the lowest priority level. They can only interrupt
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BACKGROUND MUSIC events, and do not have the override
function; i.e. they cannot interrupt events in progress having the
same or lower priority level.
9 These events can be interrupted by any other event.
ACTIONS CARRIED OUT
• The feedback relay (FEED RELAY) of the console is switched to OFF to disable it
and disconnect it from all the zones and/or groups of zones in the system (see the
section USING THE "GPI EVENTS DEFINITION" MENU).
• All the selections made on the console are reset.
• The console microphone is disabled.
• Transmission of any signal recorded on the hard disk of the CP 3100 control unit
(audio file) is interrupted.
• Transmission of any local message stored in the memory of the console is interrup-
ted.
• Transmission of any microphone announcement is interrupted.
• The console is disabled and disconnected from all the zones and/or groups of zo-
nes in the system.
• All the selections made on the console are reset.
• The VOX function is temporarily disactivated.
• The connections between the INPUT VOX input and the corresponding outputs
with the VOX function activated are interrupted (see the section VOX DEVICE).
• The RELAY VOX is switched back to the normal position (see the section VOX DE-
VICE).
• At the end of the event with absolute priority, the VOX function is re-enabled.
• Playback of the associated audio signal (message or tone) is interrupted. When the
timed event also involves relay switching in addition to the audio signal playback,
the relays are switched back to the normal position.
• Any playback of the associated audio signal (message or tone) is interrupted.
• All the audio zones and/or groups of zones associated to the event are disconnec-
ted from the PLAYBACK input.
• Any relays associated to the event are switched back to the normal position.
• The background music is interrupted in all the audio zones and/or groups of zones
used by the event with absolute priority. Transmission of the background music re-
turns on termination of the absolute priority event.
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