Toa SX-2000 User Manual

SETTING SOFTWARE INSTRUCTIONS

MATRIX SYSTEM SX-2000 SERIES

Thank you for purchasing TOA's Matrix System. Please carefully follow the instructions in this manual to ensure long, trouble-free use of your equipment.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SX-2000 SETTING SOFTWARE OUTLINE ........................................................... 5

2. EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS & FUNCTIONS

2.1. Pattern ........................................................................................................................... 5

2.2. Event ............................................................................................................................. 5

2.3. General-Purpose Broadcasts ........................................................................................ 5

2.4. BGM Broadcasts ........................................................................................................... 8

2.5. Emergency Broadcast ................................................................................................... 9

2.6. Surveillance Function .................................................................................................. 13

3. NOTES ON PERFORMING SETTINGS

3.1. System Requirements ................................................................................................. 16

3.2. Notes

3.2.1. Compact flash cards ......................................................................................... 16

3.2.2. Displays ............................................................................................................. 16

3.2.3. Window screens ................................................................................................ 16

3.3. Setting Procedures

3.3.1. Offline operation ................................................................................................ 17

3.3.2. Online operation ................................................................................................ 17

4. SOFTWARE SETUP

4.1. Setting Software Installation ........................................................................................ 18

4.2. Uninstallation ............................................................................................................... 20

4.3. Update ......................................................................................................................... 21

5. RUNNING THE SX-2000 SETTING SOFTWARE

5.1. Running The SX-2000 Setting Software ..................................................................... 22

5.2. Login In Superuser Mode

5.2.1. How to login ...................................................................................................... 23

5.2.2. Password change .............................................................................................. 24

5.3. Login In User Mode ..................................................................................................... 25

6. SETTING ITEMS AND PROCEDURES ................................................................ 26

6.1. Menu Configuration ..................................................................................................... 27

6.2. Menu Bar ..................................................................................................................... 28

7. BASIC SETTINGS ....................................................................................................... 29

7.1. Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

7.1.1. When a single SX-2000SM is connected to the switching hub ......................... 31

7.1.2. When the PC is set for multiple networks ......................................................... 33

7.1.3. When multiple SX-2000SMs are connected to a switching hub ........................ 35

7.1.4. When no SX-2000SM's network settings are detected ..................................... 37

7.2. Changing the SX-2000SM's Network Settings ............................................................ 38

7.3. Resetting the System .................................................................................................. 40

7.4. SX-2000SM Time Settings .......................................................................................... 42

8. SYSTEM SETTINGS ................................................................................................... 44

8.1. SX-2000SM ................................................................................................................. 45

8.1.1. Registering sound sources ................................................................................ 46

8.1.2. Listening the sound sources ............................................................................. 47

8.1.3. Deleting the sound sources ............................................................................... 48

8.1.4. Renaming the sound sources ........................................................................... 48

8.1.5. Setting the sound source types ......................................................................... 48

8.1.6. Playback method settings ................................................................................. 49

8.1.7. Mixing broadcast settings .................................................................................. 49

8.2. SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

8.2.1. Audio input settings ........................................................................................... 50

8.2.2. Audio input detail settings ................................................................................. 51

8.3. RM-200SF ................................................................................................................... 55

8.4. RM-200S, RM-200SA .................................................................................................. 58

8.5. SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO

8.5.1. Audio output settings ......................................................................................... 61

8.5.2. Audio output detail settings ............................................................................... 62

8.6. SX-2000CI ................................................................................................................... 65

8.7. SX-2000CO ................................................................................................................. 67

9. SURVEILLANCE SETTINGS ................................................................................... 69

10. PRIORITY SETTINGS ................................................................................................ 71

11. PATTERN SETTINGS ................................................................................................. 74

11.1. Output Zone Pattern Settings .................................................................................... 77

11.2. BGM Pattern Settings ................................................................................................ 78

11.3. General Broadcast Pattern Settings .......................................................................... 79

11.4. Control Output Pattern Settings ................................................................................ 81

11.5. Emergency Sequence Settings ................................................................................. 82

11.6. Emergency Broadcast Pattern Settings .................................................................... 83

11.7. Failure Output Pattern Settings ................................................................................. 85

12. EVENT SETTINGS ...................................................................................................... 87

12.1. Assignable Functions and Explanations .................................................................... 88

12.2. Function Description

12.2.1.

General-purpose pattern broadcasts, General-purpose pattern broadcasts (Level)

.. 90

12.2.2. General-purpose pattern broadcasts (Pulse) ................................................ 91

12.2.3. BGM pattern change/end .............................................................................. 92

12.2.4. Control signal for adjusting volume ............................................................... 93

12.2.5. Time adjustment ............................................................................................ 93

12.2.6. Emergency broadcast ................................................................................... 94

12.2.7. External failure input ...................................................................................... 97

12.2.8. RM broadcast status ..................................................................................... 98

12.2.9. General EV broadcasts ................................................................................. 99

12.3. System Event Settings ............................................................................................ 100

12.4. SM Event Settings ................................................................................................... 101

12.5. AI Event Settings ..................................................................................................... 105

12.6. AO Event Settings ................................................................................................... 109

12.7. RM Event Settings ................................................................................................... 112

12.7.1. RM-200SF ................................................................................................... 113

12.7.2. RM-200S, RM-200SA .................................................................................. 117

12.8. CI Event Settings ..................................................................................................... 119

13. UTILITY ......................................................................................................................... 120

13.1. Log File Display ....................................................................................................... 121

13.1.1. Reading the log file ...................................................................................... 122

13.1.2. Saving the log file ........................................................................................ 124

13.2. Online Log Confirmation .......................................................................................... 125

13.2.1. Saving log files acquired online ................................................................... 127

13.3. System Status Display Confirmation ....................................................................... 128

13.3.1. System status display screen ...................................................................... 130

13.3.2. SM unit screen ............................................................................................ 133

13.3.3. AI unit screen .............................................................................................. 136

13.3.4. AO unit screen ............................................................................................. 141

13.4. Audio Input and Output Status Confirmation ........................................................... 147

13.4.1. Audio input/output status display screen ..................................................... 149

13.5. Control Input and Output Status Confirmation ........................................................ 151

13.5.1.Control input/output status display screen ................................................... 153

14. COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE SX-2000SM AND A PC .................. 154

14.1. Establishing Communications Between the SX-2000SM and a PC ........................ 155

14.2. Reading CF Card Setting Data Online .................................................................... 157

14.3. Writing Setting Data to the CF Card Online ............................................................ 159

14.4. Acquiring System Configuration Data Online .......................................................... 161

14.5. Acquiring All Log Files Stored on the CF Card ........................................................ 163

14.6. When Communications Connection Errors Occur ................................................... 165

14.7. Cutting Off Communications Between the SX-2000SM and a PC .......................... 166

15. SAVING THE SETTINGS FILE .............................................................................. 167

16. READING THE SETTINGS FILE .......................................................................... 169

17. PRINTING SETTINGS DATA ................................................................................. 173

18. PRINTING LABELS FOR REMOTE MICROPHONES .................................. 175

19. TERMINATING SETTING SOFTWARE .............................................................. 179

1. SX-2000 SETTING SOFTWARE OUTLINE

The SX-2000 Setting Software allows the settings data needed for operation of SX-2000 Series Matrix Systems to be created using a personal computer. These settings are saved in the form of a file with the extension ".smd." This file can be saved to a CompactFlash (CF) card that may be read by inserting it into the SX-2000SM System Manager. In addition, setting data can be sent and received online, or system operation status or histories confirmed through establishment of communications between the SX-2000SM System Manager and the PC.

2. EXPLANATIONS OF TERMS & FUNCTIONS

2.1. Pattern

A "pattern" is a grouped unit made by combining setting statuses of several setting items. For example, various broadcast patterns are made by combining the selected input sound sources and broadcast zones into groups, and control output patterns are made by grouping the selected control outputs. Set various patterns can be used as the setting contents when creating other types of patterns or when allocating the functions in the Event settings.

2.2. Event

An "event" refers to the set operation to be performed by feeding signals to the control input terminals or pressing the function key. Allocatable functions differ depending on the terminals or keys to be used.

2.3. General-Purpose Broadcasts

General-purpose broadcasts include announcements made by Remote Microphones, time-controlled chimes, and spot commercials. To make general-purpose broadcasts, set general-purpose broadcast patterns (comprised of various combinations of input channels, priority levels, broadcast zones, etc.), then activate these patterns by the following means.

• Control inputs of the SX-2000SM, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO, or SX-2000CI

• Function keys or channel keys on the SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, or SX-2100AO

• Keys on the RM-200SF, RM-200S, RM-200SA, or RM-210

The broadcasts activated by control inputs are made only while the control signal is ON after audio and control signals from input devices (such as microphones and audio file players) enter the SX-2000 system.

To make general-purpose pattern broadcasts, follow the procedures below to perform each setting using the SX-2000 Setting Software.

Set the output zones to which general-purpose pattern broadcast is made.

When using the output zone pattern, set this in the "Output zone pattern settings."

When setting the individual output zones, perform this setting in the "General broadcast pattern settings."

Set the general-purpose broadcast patterns.

Perform this in the "General broadcast pattern settings."

Set the control output to be interlocked with the control input or key operation. *

Perform this in the "Control output pattern settings."

* Perform this setting as needed.

Assign both the general-purpose broadcast pattern and control output pattern to the control input or key of the device, or the key on the remote microphone.

Perform this in the "Event settings."

[General-purpose broadcast Pattern Setting Example]

In the example below, the table shows a pattern comprised of several general-purpose broadcast sound sources and broadcast zones. An output zone pattern is the one into which multiple broadcast zones are grouped, so broadcast can be made to multiple zones simultaneously by activating only one pattern.

The input channels of the SX-2100AI (Audio Input Unit) are designated as sound sources for general-purpose broadcasts or BGM, while the output channels (individual) or output zone patterns of the SX-2000AO (Audio Output Unit) are designated as zones.

Broadcasts are made as follows when the above general-purpose broadcast pattern is used.

• Output zone pattern setting

Zones SX-2000AO's output channels

123456

Output zone pattern (No.)

• General-purpose broadcast pattern setting

Zones Output Zone Pattern

1234

CH1

Input Sources SX-2100AI’s Input Channels (CH)

CH2

CH3

CH4

Output channel

123 546

Output zone pattern

SX-2100AI's CH1 sound source

SX-2100AI's CH2 sound source

SX-2100AI's CH3 sound source

SX-2100AI's CH4 sound source

shows the connection status between input (sound source) and

output channel (zone). When multiple output zone patterns are activated simultaneously, the broadcast is made based on the output zone pattern to which the sound source with higher priority level is assigned.

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

2.4. BGM Broadcasts

These broadcasts are generated by inputting audio signals originating only from BGM player devices into the SX-2000 system, and are usually sent at relatively low volumes. BGM broadcasting is conducted by first setting BGM patterns (comprised of various combinations of input channels, broadcast zones, etc.), then activating these patterns. It is possible to perform settings so that multiple BGM sources are output to multiple zones using a single BGM pattern. BGM patterns can be activated using the function keys on the front panel of the SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, or SX-2100AO, the keys on the RM-200SF, RM-200S, RM200SA, or RM-210, or the control input (pulse input) on the SX-2000SM, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, SX2100AO, or SX-2000CI.

To make BGM pattern broadcast, perform each setting using the SX-2000 Setting Software. The setting procedures are the same as those of general-purpose pattern broadcast. However, there is no need to perform output zone patterns.

[BGM Pattern Setting Example]

In the example below, the table shows a pattern comprised of several BGM sound sources and broadcast zones. The input channels of the SX-2100AI (Audio Input Unit) are designated as BGM input sources, while the output channels of the SX-2000AO (Audio Output Unit) are designated as the zones.

Broadcasts are made as follows if the pattern shown in the table is used:

Zones

SX-2000AO’s Output Channels

123456

Input Sources SX-2100AI’s Input Channels (CH)

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

Zone 1SX-2100AI’s CH1 sound source

Zone 2SX-2100AI’s CH2 sound source

Zone 5

Zone 3SX-2100AI’s CH3 sound source

Zone 4SX-2100AI’s CH4 sound source

Zone 6

2.5. Emergency Broadcast

Emergency broadcast is conducted by first setting the combinations of the Emergency Sequences, Output zones (individual or pattern), and Control Output patterns as Emergency Broadcast Patterns, then activating these patterns by pressing the key on the remote microphone or via the control input of the system equipment. A maximum of 128 patterns can be set for the Emergency Broadcast Patterns. A combination of the EV message (sound source) and its broadcast duration is set as a single phase for the Emergency Sequences, each of which can contain up to 3 levels of phases. A maximum of 4 Emergency Sequences can be set.

Note

An EV message is a short form of Electronic Voice Message. These messages are recorded as audio files. The separately created EV messages are registered using the Setting Software, and each message is set to one of 3 types: Alert, Evacuation, and Reset depending on the contents. The Alert and Evacuation messages are used in emergency situation, while the Reset message is used to notify that the emergency situation is over. Sixteen kinds of EV messages can be recorded on the SX-2000SM's CF card.

Output zone pattern is the one into which multiple broadcast zones are grouped, so broadcast can be made to multiple zones simultaneously by activating only one pattern. Similarly, control output pattern is the one into which multiple control outputs are grouped. This control output pattern can be used, for example, to activate multiple control outputs in synchronization with the emergency broadcast.

To use the emergency broadcasting function, follow the procedures below to perform each setting using the SX-2000 Setting Software.

Set the emergency broadcasting function to "Used."

Perform this in the "Basic settings."

Perform this in the "System settings (System manager)."

To the next page

Phase 1 Emergency Sequence

EV message + broadcast duration

Phase 2 Phase 3

EV message + broadcast duration

Output zone pattern Multiple zones

Control output pattern Multiple control outputs

EV message + broadcast duration

Set the output zones to make emergency broadcast.

Perform this in the "Output zone pattern settings."

Set the control output to be activated at the time of emergency broadcast*.

Perform this in the "Control output pattern settings."

* Perform this setting as needed.

From the previous page

Set the Emergency Sequences.

Perform this in the "Emergency sequence settings."

Set the Emergency Broadcast Patterns.

Perform this in the "Emergency broadcast pattern settings."

To the next page

[Emergency broadcast setting example]

Assign each function to be used at the time of emergency broadcast to the control inputs of the devices or the key on the remote microphone.

Perform this in the "Event settings."

From the previous page

[Emergency broadcast pattern configuration]

Phase 1

EV message +

broadcast duration Emergency broadcast pattern

Emergency sequence

Output zone

Control output pattern

Individual or pattern (multiple zones)

Multiple control outputs Multiple control outputs Multiple control outputs

• Emergency sequence settings

Emergency sequence 1

Phase 3 is not set in this example.

Note:

• EV message settings

EV message 1, 5-minute broadcast

Phase 1

Phase 2

EV message + broadcast duration

Individual or pattern (multiple zones)

Phase 2 Phase 3

EV message 2, Continuous broadcast

Individual or pattern (multiple zones)

Phase 3

EV message + broadcast duration

Message name

EV message 1

EV message 2

• Output zone pattern setting

Output zone pattern (No.)

Audio file

sign001.wav

sign002.wav

Type

Alert

Evacuation

Zones SX-2100AO's output channels

123456

[Operation example]

The example here assumes that a fire breaks out in Zone 1.

(1) When the fire alarm sensor installed in Zone 1 works, the

automatic fire alarm system transmits a control signal to the SX-2000 system's control input. Then, the Emergency Broadcast Pattern 1 is activated, allowing the alert message to be broadcast to Zone 1. In this event, SX-2000SM's Control outputs 1 and 2 turn ON. (Phase 1)

(2) After 5 minutes, Phase 1 is shifted to Phase 2 and the

"Evacuation" EV message is broadcast to all zones. In this event, SX-2000SM's Control outputs 1 and 2 turn OFF, while SX-2100AI's Control outputs 1 and 2 turn ON.

• Control output pattern settings

Control output pattern (No.)

• Emergency broadcast pattern settings

SX-2000SM's control outputs 1 and 2

SX-2100AI's control outputs 1 and 2

Emergency sequence 1

Phase 1

Emergency broadcast

Emergency sequence

EV message 1, 5-minute broadcast

pattern 1

Output zone

Control output pattern

Output zone pattern 1 Output zone pattern 2

Control output pattern 1 Control output pattern 2

Phase 2

EV message 2, Continuous broadcast

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Phase 3

Alert message is being broadcast.

Zone 5

Zone 6

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Evacuation message is being broadcast.

2.6. Surveillance Function

Surveillance function continuously monitors such status at the major points from input to output of the system as each unit operation, cable connections or communications between the units, and power supply. If a unit fails or cable breaks, this is notified to the system operator by some means. Failure status of the external equipment can also be accepted and notified. When a failure has occurred, perform a set of operations: failure reception first to acknowledge failure state and finally failure reset to restore the system to normal using the keys on the SX-2000SM or remote microphone, or control input terminals of the system equipment. Set the Surveillance intervals, intended surveillance points, and actions at the time of failure occurrence using the SX-2000 Setting Software. To use the Surveillance function, follow the procedures below to perform each setting.

Set the Surveillance function to "Used."

Perform this in the "Basic settings."

Set the surveillance points of each device.

Perform this in the "Surveillance individual settings."

Set the control outputs to be activated at the time of failure detection. *

Perform this in the "Control output pattern settings."

* Perform this setting as needed.

Assign the "External failure input" function to the control input*.

Perform this in the "Event settings."

* Perform these settings as needed.To the next page

Select the surveillance target devices or the surveillance points in the SX-2000 system.

Perform this in the "Failure output pattern settings."

Assign the Failure acknowledgement and Failure Status Reset functions to the control inputs of the device or the keys on the remote microphone.

Perform this in the "Event settings."

From the previous page

[Failure output pattern configuration]

[Example of assigning the Surveillance function to the remote microphone]

Each device, each surveillance point (Set the surveillance points

Failure output pattern

Surveillance target

External failure input

Failure state output

of each device in the SX-2000 system in the Surveillance settings individually.)

Control input terminal (Control input set to "External failure input" in the Event settings.)

Control output pattern (Multiple control outputs)

• Surveillance individual settings

SX-2000SM

SX-2100AI (1)

• Control output pattern settings

Control output pattern (No.)

Surveillance point

Control input 1Power supply SX link

SX-2000SM's control outputs 3 and 4

SX-2100AI's control outputs 3 and 4

• Remote microphone's function key settings

Key Function Contents

Function key 3

Failure output receipt

Failure output reset

Failure output pattern 1

Failure output pattern 2

Surveillance target

External failure inputFunction key 1

Failure status output

Surveillance target

External failure inputFunction key 2

Failure status output

SX-2000SM

None

Control output pattern 3

SX link

None

Control output pattern 4

3. NOTES ON PERFORMING SETTINGS

3.1. System Requirements

• OS: Windows Vista, Windows XP SP2 or later

• CPU: 800 MHz or faster

• Memory: 512 MB or more

• Application software: Microsoft Excel*1, Windows Media Player 9.0 or later*

• Environment to support CF card*

*1Needed to print labels using the SX-2000 Setting Software. Use the Microsoft Excel 2007 or later for the

Windows Vista or Microsoft Excel 2000 or later for the Windows XP SP2.

Needed to preview the EV messages using the SX-2000 Setting Software.

Combination of a PC card slot and CF card adapter (supplied), or an external CF card/writer device is needed.

Note

Windows, Windows Vista, Microsoft Excel, and Windows Media are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

3.2. Notes

3.2.1. Compact flash cards

[Data storage]

When storing settings data created using the SX-2000 Setting Software on a CF card, use the included card. On the CF card, do not store any files other than those related to the software. Failure to do so may cause the unit malfunction.

[Card Removal & Insertion]

Do not remove nor insert the CF card while settings data is being written or read, as doing so may cause data loss or damage the card.

[Prohibition]

Never use any CF card that has been used for other devices.

3.2.2. Displays

The SX-2000 Setting Software creates window displays at a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels. Setting the screen size to a lower resolution or resizing windows may cause a portion of display to be hidden or cut off.

3.2.3. Window screens

The windows displayed by the SX-2000 Setting Software in this manual are examples and may vary somewhat depending on the specific environment of the PC used.

3.3. Setting Procedures

3.3.1. Offline operation

3.3.2. Online operation

The following procedure is recommended when performing settings online.

1. Perform all settings using the SX-2000 software.

2. Output setting data file and save it to a CF card.

(Refer to p. 167 "Saving the Settings File.")

3. Insert the CF card into the SX-2000SM to read the setting data.

(Refer to the separate Installation Manual, "Inserting a CF card.")

1. Connect all SX-2000 system components. (Insert the CF card into the SX-2000SM in advance.)

(For details, refer to the separate Installation Manual.)

2. Use a cable to connect the SX-2000SM to a PC installed with the SX-2000 software.

(Refer to p. 155, Step 1 of "Establishing Communications Between the SX-2000SM and a PC.")

3. Set up the SX-2000SM network with the SX-2000 software.

(Refer to p. 29 "(3) Network Settings" of "Basic Settings,"

p. 31 "Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings," p. 38 "Changing the SX-2000SM's Network Settings."

5. Acquire the system configuration data through configuration reception.

(Refer to p. 161, "Acquiring System Configuration Data Online.")

6. Perform settings other than system configuration.

7. Write the setting data from PC to the CF card online.

(Refer to p. 159, "Writing Setting Data to the CF Card Online.")

4. Connect and establish communications between the SX-2000SM and the PC.

(Refer to p. 155, Step 2 of "Establishing Communications Between the SX-2000SM and a PC.")

4. SOFTWARE SETUP

Notes

• Close all open applications before installing.

• To install the software, it is necessary to log in to the PC using an administrator account.

4.1. Setting Software Installation

Step 1. Click on "setup.exe" in the setting software folder

contained in the CD supplied with the SX-2000SM.

The installation wizard screen is displayed.

Note

The installation wizard screen may not be displayed. In this case, read the next page.

Step 2. Click the [Next] button.

The Select Installation Folder screen is displayed.

Step 3. Change the folder as needed, then click the [Next]

button.

The Confirm Installation dialog is displayed.

Step 4. Click the [Next] button to start installing the software.

Step 5. When the Installation Complete dialog is displayed,

click the [Close] button to complete the installation.

[If no installation wizard screen is displayed]

The screen at right may be displayed when the Step 1 is performed. In this case, install the software needed to run the SX-2000 Setting Software with the steps below.

Step 1. Click the [Accept] button.

The software installation screen is displayed.

Step 2. Click the [Install] button.

Installation in progress screen is displayed.

As the installation wizard screen is displayed after completion of installation, follow the steps shown on the

previous page.

4.2. Uninstallation

Step 1. Click on "setup.exe" in the setting software folder

contained in the CD supplied with the SX-2000SM.

The setup wizard screen is displayed.

Step 2. Select "Remove SX2000 Management Tool," and

click the [Finish] button to start uninstalling the software.

Step 3. When the Installation Complete dialog is displayed,

click the [Close] button to complete the uninstallation.

4.3. Update

Step 1. Click on "setup.exe" in the setting software folder

contained in the CD supplied with the SX-2000SM.

The setup wizard screen is displayed.

Step 2. Select "Repair SX2000 Management Tool," and click

the [Finish] button to start updating the software.

Step 3. When the Installation Complete dialog is displayed,

click the [Close] button to complete the update.

5. RUNNING THE SX-2000 SETTING SOFTWARE

5.1. Running The SX-2000 Setting Software

To start the software, select "TOA Matrix Series SX2000" from the Start menu, or double-click the SX2000 shortcut icon on the desktop.

Start menu Shortcut icon on the desktop

The login screen is displayed.

Two modes are made available for the SX-2000 Setting Software: Superuser mode and User mode, which are different in login method.

In Superuser mode, the setting data can be newly created and the preset data can be edited. This mode requires a login password, which can also be changed in this login screen.

In User mode, no setting data can be changed. But, it is possible to perform operations requiring no setting data change such as setting content confirmation, setting data's read and print, and label print for the remote microphone.

5.2. Login In Superuser Mode

5.2.1. How to login

Step 1. Select "Superuser mode" in the login screen,

then enter the password.

Note

Password is "Superuser" by default. Passwords are case-sensitive.

Step 2. Click the [Login] button.

The initial screen of the Setting Software is displayed.

5.2.2. Password change

Step 1. Select "Superuser mode" in the login screen,

then enter the current password.

Note

Password is "Superuser" by default. Passwords are case-sensitive.

Step 2. Click the [Change] button.

The password change screen is displayed.

Step 3. Enter the desired password in the New

password field, then reenter the same desired password in the Password for confirmation filed.

Note

Up to 16 alphanumeric characters can be used.

Step 4. Click the [OK] button.

The display reverts to the login screen.

5.3. Login In User Mode

Select "User mode (Read only)" in the login screen, then click the [Login] button.

The initial screen of the Setting Software is displayed. The data shaded in gray cannot be changed.

Note

When changing the mode from User to Superuser, first exit and restart it, then login again in Superuser mode.

6. SETTING ITEMS AND PROCEDURES

Setting item buttons are located in the upper portion of the screen. The entire system setting is divided into 6 steps of settings starting with "Basic settings" to "Event settings" from left to right. Be sure to make settings in this order. Clicking on each setting item button displays the corresponding setting screen in the main area below the setting item buttons.

Setting items

6.1. Menu Configuration

Basic settings

(p. 29)

System settings

(p. 44)

Surveillance settings

(p. 69)

Language setting

System name setting

Network settings

Common settings

Time settings

SX-2000SM

SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI

RM-200SF

RM-200S, RM-200SA

SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO

SX-2000CI

SX-2000CO

Interval settings

Surveillance individual settings

(p. 29)

(p. 30)

(p. 45)

(p. 50)

(p. 55)

(p. 58)

(p. 61)

(p. 65)

(p. 67)

(p. 69)

(p. 70)

Select the displayed language.

Set the desired system name.

Make network-related settings.

Make settings related to the SX-2000AI/2100AI/2000AO/ 2100AO, Surveillance function, and Emergency.

Set the current time for the SX-2000SM.

Set each name of the control inputs and outputs, and register EV messages.

Configure the modules used for the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI, and set each name of the control inputs and outputs.

Make function settings and set the unit name.

Configure the audio outputs, and set each name of the control inputs and outputs.

Set each name of the control inputs.

Set each name of the control outputs.

Set the start time and interval time for confirming failure status of the external devices.

Set each device's individual points to be detected for failure.

Priority settings

Pattern settings

Event settings

(p. 71)

(p. 74)

(p. 87)

Priority settings

Output zone pattern settings

BGM pattern settings

(p. 71)

(p. 77)

(p. 78)

General broadcast pattern settings

Control output pattern settings

Emergency sequence settings

(p. 79)

(p. 81)

(p. 82)

Emergency broadcast pattern settings

Failure output pattern settings

(p. 83)

(p. 85)

System event settings (p. 100)

SM event settings

AI event settings

AO event settings

RM event settings

(p. 101)

(p. 105)

(p. 109)

(p. 112)

Set the priority levels for General-purpose, Emergency, and BGM broadcasts.

Set broadcast zones as Output zone pattern.

Set BGM broadcast zones as BGM pattern.

Set General-purpose broadcast zones as General broadcast pattern.

Set the control outputs to use as Control output pattern.

Set the sequence of Emergency broadcast.

Set detection points for failure as Failure output pattern.

Set control output patterns invoked in Emergency broadcast state or at power failure.

Assign functions to the control inputs.

Assign functions to the function keys, channel keys, and control inputs.

Assign functions to the keys.

Utility

(p. 120)

CI event settings

(p. 119)

Log file display (p. 121)

Online log (p. 125)

System status

Audio input and output status

(p. 128)

(p. 147)

Control input and output status (p. 151)

Assign functions to the control inputs.

Displays the log data stored on the CF card, and exports the log data.

Displays log data online.

Displays system configuration or failure status online.

Displays audio input and output status online.

Displays control input and output status online.

6.2. Menu Bar

•File

New: Creates a new file of data set using the SX-2000 Setting Software.

pen: Reads the stored data of the SX-2000 Setting Software.

ave: Saves data of the SX-2000 Setting Software in edit.

Data output (P

): Setting data (C): Exports the setting data in csv format. RM label (L): Exports the data for creating the RM-200SF's, RM-200S's, RM-200SA's, and RM-

210's label in xls format.

xit: Exits the SX-2000 Setting Software.

•View

Basic settings: Moves to the Basic settings screen.

ystem settings: Moves to the System settings screen.

Surveillance settings (V

): Moves to the Surveillance settings screen.

riority settings: Moves to the Priority settings screen.

Pattern settings (A

): Moves to the Pattern settings screen.

vent settings: Moves to the Event settings screen.

tility: Moves to the Utility screen.

odule box: Displays or hides the Module box in the System settings screen.

M box: Displays or hides the RM box in the System settings screen.

nit box: Displays or hides the Unit box in the System settings screen.

•C

ommunication

onnect (F5): Initiates communications between the SX-2000SM and a PC.

(Refer to p. 155 "Establishing Communications Between the SX-

2000SM and a PC.")

isconnect (Shift + F5): Terminates communications between the SX-2000SM and the PC.

SX CF Online read [SX

> PC] (R

): Reads setting data from the CF card.

SX CF Online write [PC

> SX] (W): Writes setting data to the CF card.

Receive configuration (S

): Receives current system configuration information.

Receive all log files (L

): Acquires all log data contained in the CF card.

•Help

Version (A

): Displays the version number of the SX-2000 Setting Software.

BASIC SETTINGS

7. BASIC SETTINGS

Pressing the [Basic settings] button displays the screen below.

(1) Language Setting

Select the language to use.

Note: "Other" is not used.

English (default), Japanese, Other

Available Settings

(2) System Name Setting

Enter the system name.

(3) Network Settings

Set the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and HTTP server port. The network settings are used for online connection. Perform settings according to the network environment of the PC to be connected. Consult the network administrator for details.

[Default settings]

· IP address: 192.168.14.1

· Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

· Default gateway: 0.0.0.0

· HTTP server port: 80

Connecting the SX-2000SM to a PC makes it possible to acquire and modify the SX-2000SM's network settings. (Refer to p. 31 "Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings," p. 38 "Changing the SX-2000SM's

Network Settings.")

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: SX-2000)

Available Settings

(1)

(2)

(3)

(5)

(4)

BASIC SETTINGS

(4) Common Settings

• AI/AO display settings

Select the extinguish time for the vacuum fluorescent displays (VFD) on the SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX2000AO, and SX-2100AO.

Switch off illumination after 5 minutes (default), Always illumination

Available Settings

• Surveillance function setting

Set whether or not to use this function in each individual part of the SX-2000SM, SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO, SX-2000CI, SX-2000CO, RM-200SF, and RM-200SA.

Not used (default), Used

Available Settings

• Emergency broadcasting function

Set whether or not to use the Emergency Broadcasting function.

Not used (default), Used

Available Settings

• General broadcast (AC-mains failure status)

Set whether or not general broadcasts will be continued when a power failure occurs.

Continue (default), Stop

Available Settings

• EV message to zone after emergency paging

Set whether to enable or disable EV Message (broadcast of the message registered as sound source of the emergency broadcast) to the zones after the Emergency RM broadcast by microphone announcement is completed.

Continue (default), Stop

Available Settings

Note: This function is available only when the "Emergency" broadcast function is set to "Used."

(5) Time Settings

Set the year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. (Refer to p. 42)

When "Switch off illumination after 5 minutes" is selected for the VFD’s extinguish time, the screen automatically goes out if no operation is performed for 5 minutes. Pressing any keys other than the function keys on the front panel resets the screen display.

Note

The VFD is an expendable item. Its display quality deteriorates with age. As operation in "Always illumination" mode will accelerate aging, normally set to "Switch off illumination after 5 minutes."

7.1. Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

It is possible to acquire the SX-2000SM's network settings by connecting the SX-2000SM to a PC.

7.1.1. When a single SX-2000SM is connected to the switching hub

Step 1. Connect the SX-2000SM and the PC installed with the SX-2000 software to the switching hub.

Connect the SX-2000SM's LAN connection terminal to a 10BASE-T- or 100BASE-TX-compatible switching hub. Use STP Category 5 Standard straight LAN cable fitted with RJ45 connectors.

Notes

• Do not connect the switching hub to the LAN.

• Avoid directly connecting the SX-2000SM to the PC via a cross cable.

Step 2. Click the [Detect] button.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

Switching hub

Straight cable

SX-2000SM

LAN connection terminal

Straight cable

PC installed with the SX-2000 software

Communications begin. The following screen is displayed during communications.

The detected SX-2000SM's network settings are displayed after communication is completed.

Pressing the [Cancel] button during communications displays the following screen.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

7.1.2. When the PC is set for multiple networks

Step 1. Connect the SX-2000SM and the PC installed with the SX-2000 software to the switching hub.

Connect the SX-2000SM's LAN connection terminal to a 10BASE-T- or 100BASE-TX-compatible switching hub. Use STP Category 5 Standard straight LAN cable fitted with RJ45 connectors.

Notes

• Do not connect the switching hub to the LAN.

• Avoid directly connecting the SX-2000SM to the PC via a cross cable.

Step 2. Click the [Detect] button.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

Switching hub

Straight cable

SX-2000SM

LAN connection terminal

Straight cable

PC installed with the SX-2000 software

Communications begin. The following screen is displayed during communications.

The screen for IP address selection is displayed after communication is completed.

Pressing the [Cancel] button during communications displays the following screen.

Step 3. Select the IP address to be used, then press the [OK] button.

The detected SX-2000SM's network settings are displayed.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

7.1.3. When multiple SX-2000SMs are connected to a switching hub

Step 1. Connect the SX-2000SM and the PC installed with the SX-2000 software to the switching hub.

Connect the SX-2000SM's LAN connection terminal to a 10BASE-T- or 100BASE-TX-compatible switching hub. Use STP Category 5 Standard straight LAN cable fitted with RJ45 connectors.

Notes

• Do not connect the switching hub to the LAN.

• Avoid directly connecting the SX-2000SM to the PC via a cross cable.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

Step 2. Click the [Detect] button.

Switching hub

Straight cable

SX-2000SM

MAC address for the LAN

LAN connection terminal

Straight cable

PC installed with the SX-2000 software

Communications begin. The following screen is displayed during communications.

The screen for MAC address selection is displayed after communication is completed.

Pressing the [Cancel] button during communications displays the following screen.

Step 3. Select the MAC address of the SX-2000SM to be detected, then press the [OK] button.

Refer to the MAC address for the LAN shown on the SX-2000SM's rear panel.

The detected SX-2000SM's network settings are displayed.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

Note

If the same IP address is duplicated among the SX-2000SMs connected to the switching hub, correct communications may not be established between the SX-2000SM and the PC

(p. 155).

Be sure to confirm the IP addresses of all connected SX-2000SMs. If an address is found to be duplicated, change the network settings following Step 3. (Refer to p. 38 "Changing the SX-2000SM's

Network Settings.")

Make communication connections only after assuring that different IP addresses are set for all SX2000SMs.

7.1.4. When no SX-2000SM's network settings are detected

When the SX-2000SM's network settings were not detected, the following screen is displayed.

If this display appears, the following causes can be considered.

Connection of LAN cable LAN cables not connected.

Not straight cable but cross cable is connected.

STP Category 5 Standard straight cable with RJ45 connectors is not used.

Power of HUB Switching hub is not powered.

The distance between the SX-2000SM and the switching hub is

more than 100 m.

DC power of SX-2000SM Power is not supplied to the SX-2000SM.

Connection port of SX-2000SM Cable is not connected to the SX-2000SM's LAN connector.

Firmware version of SX-2000SM The SX-2000SM firmware is earlier than Version 3.00.

Since its latest version is made available on the TOA product download site (http://toa-products.com/), please download it for use.

Network settings The IP address, subnet mask, default gateway or HTTP server port of

the SX-2000SM or PC is not correctly set.

BASIC SETTINGS

Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

7.2. Changing the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

The IP address, subnet mask, default gateway and HTTP server port settings can be changed after detecting the SX-2000SM's network settings.

Step 1. Change the network setting values after detecting the SX-2000SM's network settings.

Note

For network setting detection, refer to p. 31 "Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings."

The [Change] button can be used after the values have been changed.

Step 2. Click the [Change] button.

BASIC SETTINGS

Changing the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

Changes in network settings are reflected in the SX-2000SM.

BASIC SETTINGS

Changing the SX-2000SM's Network Settings

7.3. Resetting the System

The SX-2000 system can be reset through remote operation.

Step 1. Click the [System reset] button after detecting the SX-2000SM's network settings.

Note

For network setting detection, refer to p. 31 "Detecting the SX-2000SM's Network Settings."

The following screen is displayed.

Step 2. Click the [Yes] button.

System reset begins.

BASIC SETTINGS

Resetting the System

The following screen is displayed.

[Checking to confirm if the system has been reset]

If the system has been reset, the fluorescent display on the front panel of the SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX2000AO and SX-2100AO goes off and then switches back on, causing the current broadcast to pause. The Standby indicator remains lit while the system is being reset and goes off after reset is completed.

[When the system cannot be reset]

Check the following items:

1) The SX-2000SM's Standby indicator remains lit.

The internal circuitry of the SX-2000SM in use is not compatible with the system reset, disabling resets initiated by the setup software. Press the SX-2000SM's [Reset] key to reset the system. (For details, refer to the separate Installation Manual.)

2) Analog link cables are not connected.

To reset the entire system, connect all SX-2000SM, SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI and SX-2000AO units within the system in advance using their analog link connectors. Note that the unit not connected through analog link connectors is not reset. (For details, refer to the separate Installation Manual, "Analog Link Terminal Connections.")

3) The SX-2000SM's DIP switch is set to "write protect."

Set the DIP switch to the "System Reset ON" position. (For details, refer to the separate Installation Manual, "System Reset enable/disable Settings (DIP Switch 3 Operation).") After changing the DIP switch setting, press the [System reset] button again.

Step 3. Click the [OK] button to close the dialog.

BASIC SETTINGS

Resetting the System

7.4. SX-2000SM Time Settings

Using the SX-2000 software, the SX-2000SM's current time setting can be confirmed online and changed.

Step 1. Establish communications between the SX-2000SM and the PC installed with the SX-2000 software.

For the procedure for establishing communications, refer to p. 155 "Establishing Communications

Between the SX-2000SM and a PC."

The "Connection" indication is displayed in the lower right corner of the screen after the connection is completed.

Step 2. Click the [Read] button to display the time currently set for the SX-2000SM.

BASIC SETTINGS

SX-2000SM Time Settings

Step 3. When changing the date and time, enter new values in the boxes to be changed, then click the

[Change] button.

The changed time is set to the SX-2000SM.

BASIC SETTINGS

SX-2000SM Time Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

8. SYSTEM SETTINGS

Pressing the [System settings] button displays the screen below.

Note

The system configuration data can be acquired online if the equipment has already been installed. (Refer to p. 161 "Acquiring System Configuration Data Online.")

(2) EV message settings

(1) Control input/output settings

Enter each name of the control inputs and outputs.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, SM-CIN1 represents the SX-2000SM's Control input No. 1, and SM-COUT1 represents the SX-2000SM's Control output No. 1.)

Available Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000SM

(1)

(2)

(3)

(3) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

8.1. SX-2000SM

Clicking on the [System manager] icon in the system settings screen displays the control input/output and EV message settings screen for the SX-2000SM.

8.1.1. Registering sound sources

Only monaural sound sources of PCM 48 kHz in Wav format can be used for the EV messages. Create the sound source data separately and register them using the steps below.

Step 1. Click the [Load] button to select the audio file to be used.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000SM

"Choose file" dialog is displayed.

Step 2. Designate the folder into which the sound sources have been saved.

Then designate the desired audio file, and click the [Open] button.

8.1.2. Listening the sound sources

Clicking the [Play] button for the registered sound source plays back the sound source. The operation buttons above the table become active during playback.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000SM

When the registration is finished, the EV message screen shown below is displayed.

Play/Pause button

Stop button

Skip button

Mute button

Volume control knob

Note

Button display at the top of screen may differ depending on the Windows Media Player version installed in your PC.

This starts reading the audio file. The screen shown below is displayed during reading.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000SM

8.1.4. Renaming the sound sources

Change the name in the name field of the registered sound source. The file name of the registered sound source is assigned by default.

Name is changed to "Alert Message 1" in this example.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: File name of the registered sound source)

Available Settings

Not used (default), Alert, Evacuation, Reset (All clear), General

Available Settings

8.1.5. Setting the sound source types

Click the "Type" box to select the sound source type. The "Alert" and "Evacuation" messages are used in emergency situation, while the "Reset" message is used to notify that the emergency situation is over. The "General" EV message can be selected as the sound source in the General Broadcast Pattern Settings. (refer to p. 79)

8.1.3. Deleting the sound sources

Click the [Delete] button of the registered sound source.

8.1.7. Mixing broadcast settings

Set whether or not to mix BGM output during EV message broadcasts. The mixing status can be selected when "Type" is set to "General."

When "MIXING" is selected, the mixing setting ("MIXING" or "REDUCTION") for the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI takes effect for BGM play in all zones where the EV message is broadcast. (Refer to p. 53, "SX-2000AI and

SX-2100AI Audio input details settings Module detail settings.")

Selecting "BGM CUT" cuts off BGM play in all zones where the EV message is broadcast, regardless of the mixing settings of the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000SM

Once (default), EndlessAvailable Settings

MIXING (default), BGM CUTAvailable Settings

8.1.6. Playback method settings

Set the number of times that the EV message is repeated. The number of times can be selected when "Type" is set to "General."

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

8.2. SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

8.2.1. Audio input settings

Set the number of SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI units, and the model numbers of built-in modules and connected remote microphones.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(1) Number of audio input units

Select the number of SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI units being used.

1 – 8 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2) Module

Drag and drop the icon of module to use from the Module box onto the SX-2000AI's or SX-2100AI's slot. To delete the set module, right-click on its icon and select "Delete" from the pop-up menu.

None (default), SX-200RM, D-921F, D-921E, D-922F, D-922E, D-936R

Available Settings

(3) Remote microphone

This setting is valid when the SX-200RM module has been set. Drag and drop the icon of remote microphone to use from the RM box onto the SX-200RM. To delete the set remote microphone, right-click on its icon and select "Delete" from the pop-up menu.

None (default), RM-200SA, RM-200SF, RM-200S

Available Settings

8.2.2. Audio input detail settings

Clicking on the [SX-2000AI] or [SX-2100AI] icon in the settings screen displays the screen for model number selection, module detail settings, key name settings, and control input/output name settings (SX-2100AI only).

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

(4) Input channel name

Enter each name of the input channels.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AI1-IN1 represents the SX-2000AI's or SX-2100AI's Input channel No. 1.)

Available Settings

To the next page

(2) Unit number

Click on the box, or press the right arrow button (increment) or left arrow button (decrement) to select the unit ID number.

Numerals ranging from 1 to the number of the audio input units set on the

previous page. (default: 1)

Available Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

(1) (2)

(4)

(3)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(1) Type

Select the model number of the Audio input unit.

SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI (default)

Available Settings

From the previous page

• Mixing Setting

This function is used for mixing settings for BGM and General broadcasts. Mixing status can be selected when "Type" is set to "General" or "BGM."

(1) When "Type" is set to "General"

"MIXING": Mixes General and BGM broadcasts. "BGM CUT": Cuts off BGM play in all General broadcast zones, regardless of the BGM side settings.

(2) When "Type" is set to "BGM"

Set mixing status when the General broadcast MIXING setting is set to MIXING. "REDUCTION": BGM play in general broadcast zones fades out to the preprogrammed attenuation

and time, and both the general broadcast and BGM output are mixed.

"MIXING": General broadcast and BGM output are mixed. The BGM volume does not vary

during general broadcast.

Note: When "Type" is set to "Emergency/General," BGM play is automatically cut off.

(3) Module detail settings

• Type

Select the type of broadcast. This selection becomes available when "Module" (p. 50) is set to the model number other than "SX200RM." When "Module" is set to the SX-200RM, the type of remote microphone connected to the SX-200RM is displayed. These types differ depending on the remote microphone models as follows: "General" (fixed) for RM200S, "Emergency" (fixed) for RM-200SF, and the type determined in the System Settings (p. 59) for RM-200SA.

General (default), BGM, Emergency/General, Emergency

Available Settings

• Volume (dB)

Select the sound volume levels for the audio input sources.

0 (default), –1 to –69, –infinity (in 1-dB steps)

Available Settings

MIXING (default), BGM CUTAvailable Settings

REDUCTION (default), MIXINGAvailable Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

[Mixing setting combinations]

General-purpose broadcast (BGM CUT)

BGM broadcast

General-purpose broadcast (MIXING)

(REDUCTION or MIXING)

(MIXING)BGM broadcast

(REDUCTION)BGM broadcast

Start of broadcast End

CUT OUT CUT IN

Start of broadcast End

General + BGM MIXING

Start of broadcast End

Attenuation

Fade-out time Fade-in time

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI

• Fade in (sec)

This selection becomes available when "Mixing setting" is set to "REDUCTION."

0 – 6 (default: 4), in 1-sec steps

Available Settings

• Attenuation (dB)

This selection becomes available when "Mixing setting" is set to "REDUCTION."

–1 to – 40 (default: – 40) (in 1-dB steps)

Available Settings

• PAD

Select the PAD (input sensitivity). This setting is available only when "Module" (p. 50) is set to "D-921F" or "D-921E."

• Phantom power

Select whether or not to use the phantom power supply. This setting is available when "Module" (p. 50) is set to "D-921F" or "D-921E," and "PAD (input sensitivity)" is set to either "MIC –36 dB" or "MIC –50 dB."

LINE +4 dB (default), LINE –10 dB, MIC –36 dB, MIC –50 dB

Available Settings

OFF (don't use phantom power supply, default), ON (use phantom power supply)Available Settings

(6) Copy and Paste buttons

Pressing the [Copy] button copies all of the on-screen settings except the names preset by default. Pressing the [Paste] button pastes the copied parameters in the same setting screen of other SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI selected by Unit number setting item (2).

(7) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

(4) Key name

Enter each name of the function keys and channel keys on the SX-2000AI's and SX-2100AI's front panel.

(5) Control input/output (SX-2100AI only)

Enter each name of the control inputs and control outputs of the SX-2100AI. This selection becomes available when "Type" (p. 52) is set to "SX-2100AI."

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AI1-CIN1 represents the SX-2100AI's Control Input No. 1, and AI1-COUT1 represents the SX-2100AI's Control output No 1.)

Available Settings

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AI1-FKEY1 represents the SX-2000AI's or SX-2100AI's Function key No. 1, and AI1-CHKEY1 represents the SX-2000AI's or SX-2100AI's Channel key No. 1.)

Available Settings

• Fade out (sec)

This selection becomes available when "Mixing setting" is set to "REDUCTION."

0 – 6 (default: 1), in 1-sec steps

Available Settings

(1) Name

Click on the box, or press the right or left arrow button to select the target RM-200SF. Default name, for example, AI1-RM2 represents the RM-200SF of Unit No. 2 connected to the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI of Unit No. 1.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

RM-200SF

8.3. RM-200SF

Make basic configurations for the RM-200SF Fireman's Microphone. Clicking on the [RM-200SF] icon in the system settings screen displays the detail settings screen.

(1)

(2) (3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(2) Function settings

• Name

Enter a name of the RM-200SF.

• Type

The type of broadcast is fixed to "Emergency," and cannot be changed.

• PTT or Lock

The microphone's talk key operation method is fixed to "PTT*," and cannot be changed.

* PTT: Enables microphone announcements to be made while the Talk key is being pressed.

Note

The setting items of "Time out," "Start chime," "End time," and "Chime volume" cannot be set.

• Wait time (sec)

Set the time required to start the microphone announcement after the RM-200SF's talk key has been pressed. Select the time according to the start-up time of connected power amplifiers or line selection relays.

0 (default), 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0

Available Settings

• RM-210

Select the number of RM-210 units being used.

0 (default), 1 – 5

Available Settings

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name is the same as that in the Name (1) on the previous page.)

Available Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

RM-200SF

(3) Key names

Enter each name of the Emergency key and function keys on the RM-200SF's top panel.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: EMGKEY, SYSKEY 1 – 3)Available Settings

(4) RM-210 selection

This setting is valid when the "RM-210" has been set to 1 to 5 in the Function settings (2). Click on the box, or press the right or left arrow button to select the target RM-210.

RM-200SF top

RM-200SF

FIREMAN'S MICROPHONE

MIC SP CPU

OFF ON

Emergency key

EMG

Function keys

SYS1 SYS2 SYS3

SYSTEM SETTINGS

RM-200SF

(6) Copy and Paste buttons

(7) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

(5) Function key names

Enter each name of the function keys on the RM-210's top panel.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: KEY 1 – 50)Available Settings

RM-210 top

Function keys

SYSTEM SETTINGS

RM-200S, RM-200SA

8.4. RM-200S, RM-200SA

Make basic configurations for the RM-200S and RM-200SA Remote Microphones. Clicking on the [RM-200S] or [RM-200SA] in the system setting screen displays the detail settings screen.

(1)

(2) (3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(1) Name

Click on the box, or press the right or left arrow button to select the target RM-200S or RM-200SA. Default name, for example, AI1-RM1 represents the RM-200S or RM-200SA of Unit No. 1 connected to the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI of Unit No. 1.

• Time out (min)

The time-out period can be set when the "Talk" key operation method has been set to "Lock" mode. Select an appropriate time-out period after which Remote Microphone announcements are automatically terminated if the user fails to turn off the microphone power.

Continuous (default), 1 – 20 (minutes)

Available Settings

• Start chime

Select the type of chime tone to be sounded before Remote Microphone announcements are made.

None (default), 1 (Chime 1), 2 (Chime 2), 3 (Chime 3), 4 (Chime 4) Tip: The system chime is set to:

1 (ascending 4-note tone), 2 (descending 4-note tone), 3 (2-tone chime), 4 (gong)

Available Settings

• End chime

Select the type of chime tone to be sounded after Remote Microphone announcements have been completed.

None (default), 1 (Chime 1), 2 (Chime 2), 3 (Chime 3), 4 (Chime 4) Tip: The system chime is set to:

1 (ascending 4-note tone), 2 (descending 4-note tone), 3 (2-tone chime), 4 (gong)

Available Settings

• Chime volume (dB)

Select the volume of the chime broadcast by the Remote Microphone.

0 to –20 dB (default: –6 dB), in 2-dB steps

Available Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

RM-200S, RM-200SA

(2) Function settings

• Name

Enter a name of the RM-200S or RM-200SA.

• Type

Select the type of broadcast.

General (default), Emergency/General

Available Settings

• PTT or Lock

Select the RM-200S's or RM-200SA's "Talk key" operation method.

PTT (default), Lock

Available Settings

[PTT and Lock]

Two different methods are available for Talk key operation: Press-to-Talk (PTT) and Lock modes.

PTT: Enables microphone announcements to be made while the Talk key is being pressed.

Lock: Enables microphone announcements by pressing the Talk key once and terminates by

pressing it again.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name is the same as that in the Name (1) on the previous page.

Available Settings

Note: The type for the RM-200S is fixed to "General."

SYSTEM SETTINGS

RM-200S, RM-200SA

• Wait time (sec)

Set the time required to start broadcast* after the talk key on the remote microphone has been pressed. Select the time according to the start-up time of connected power amplifiers or line selection relays.

* When "None" is selected in the Start chime setting, wait time means time duration before the

microphone announcement starts, while when the value other than "None" is selected, it means the time duration before the chime sounds.

0 (default), 0.5, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0

Available Settings

• RM-210

Select the number of RM-210 Remote Microphone Expansion units.

0 (default), 1 – 4

Available Settings

(3) Key names

Enter each name of the Covered key and function keys on the RM-200S's or RM-200SA's top panel.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: EMGKEY for the Covered key, SYSKEY 1 – 3 for the Function keys (on the left), and KEY 1 – 10 for the Function keys (on the right))

Available Settings

(4) RM-210 selection

This setting is valid when the "RM-210" has been set to 1 to 4 in the Function settings (2). Click on the box, or press the right or left arrow button to select the target RM-210.

(5) Function key names

Enter each name of the function keys on the RM-210's top panel.

(6) Copy and Paste buttons

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: KEY 11 – 50)

Available Settings

(7) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

RM-200S/200SA top

Covered key

EMG

Function keys

SYS1 SYS2 SYS3

RM-200SA

Function keys

RM-210 top

Function keys

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO

8.5. SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO

8.5.1. Audio output settings

Set the number of SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO units, and whether the SX-2000CI and/or SX-2000CO is connected.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Number of audio output units

Select the number of SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO units being used.

1 – 32 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2) Control input/output unit

One each of SX-2000CI and SX-2000CO can be cascade-connected to the SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO. Drag and drop the icon of SX-2000CI or SX-2000CO to use from the Unit box. To delete the set unit, right-click on its icon and select "Delete" from the pop-up menu.

None (default), SX-2000CI, SX-2000CO

Available Settings

(3) Output channel name

Enter each name of the output channels.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AO1-ZONE1 represents the SX-2000AO's Output channel No. 1 or SX-2100AO's Zone 1 output.)

Available Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO

8.5.2. Audio output detail settings

Clicking on the [SX-2000AO] or [SX-2100AO] icon in the settings screen displays the screens for model number selection, output zone settings, key name settings, and control input/output name settings, standby amplifier settings (SX-2100AO only) and local input settings (SX-2100AO only).

(1) Type

Select the model number of the Audio output unit to use.

(2) Unit number

Click on the box, or press the right arrow button (increment) or left arrow button (decrement) to select the unit ID number.

SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO (default)

Available Settings

(1)

(2)

(8)

(9)

(4)

(3)

(5)

(6)

(7)

Numerals ranging from 1 to the number of the audio output units set on the

previous page. (default: 1)

Available Settings

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO

• Volume (dB)

Select the sound volume levels for the output zones.

0 (default), –1 to –69, –infinity (in 1-dB steps)

Available Settings

• BGM offset (dB)

Select the attenuated level of BGM sound during General-purpose broadcast.

0 (default), –1 to –69, –infinity (in 1-dB steps)

Available Settings

• Amplifier

When "Type" is set to SX-2000AO, select whether the amplifier is used or not. Similarly for SX-2100AO, select the amplifier model to use or "Not used."

SX-2000AO: Used (default), Not used SX-2100AO: VP-2064 (default), VP-2122, VP-2241, VP-2421, Not used

Available Settings

(3) Output zone settings

• "Name" is fixed, and cannot be edited.

Note

Shown above is the setting range when the volume is set to the default value (0 dB). This BGM offset range varies with the set volume value. For example, when the volume is set to "–10 dB," the BGM offset range becomes from 0 to –60 dB.

• SP line voltage (SX-2100AO only)

Select the speaker line voltage.

100 V (default), 70 V, 50 V

Available Settings

Note

The speaker line voltage selected here must be matched with that of the VP-2000 series or VP-3000 series Amplifier. If not matched, change the amplifier's speaker line voltage referring to the separate Installation Manual.

When an emergency broadcast is set to "Used," the control output of the channel that is the same as the number of zone for which "Attenuator" is set to "Used" is activated in emergency broadcast state. Use this control output to bypass the external attenuators in the emergency state. See the separate Installation Manual, "Connecting the SX-2100AO to external attenuators."

When "Attenuator" or "EOL" is set to "Used," the unit configuration is displayed on the screen as shown below.

Appears when "EOL" is set to "Used."

Appears when "Attenuator" is set to "Used."

• Attenuator (SX-2100AO only)

Select whether or not to use attenuator(s).

Not used (default), Used

Available Settings

Note: To set the VP-3000 series amplifiers, select VP-2122 for VP-3154, VP-2241 for VP-3304, and VP-

2421 for VP-3504 since these models do not appear on the pull-down menu.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO

• EOL (SX-2100AO only)

Set this item when the EOL (End-of-Line) unit is used. This must be made valid in the speaker line failure detection settings.

Not used (default), Used

Available Settings

Not used (default), UsedAvailable Settings

(4) Key name

Enter each name of the function keys and channel keys on the SX-2000AO's and SX-2100AO's front panel.

(5) Control input/output

Enter each name of the control inputs and control outputs of the SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AO1-CIN1 represents the SX-2000AO's or SX-2100AO's Control input 1, and AO1-COUT1 represents the SX-2000AO's or SX-2100AO's Control output No. 1.)

Available Settings

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AO1-FKEY1 represents the SX-2000AO's or SX-2100AO's Function key "F1," and AO1CHKEY1 represents the SX-2000AO's or SX-2100AO's Channel key 1.)

Available Settings

(6) Standby amplifier (SX-2100AO only)

This function is available only when the "Surveillance function" is set to "Used" in the "Basic Settings."

• Amplifier

Select the amplifier model number to use, or "Not used."

VP-2064 (default), VP-2122, VP-2241, VP-2421, Not used

Available Settings

• SP line voltage

This setting is valid when the Amplifier model item above has not been set to "Not used." Select the speaker line voltage.

100 V (default), 70 V, 50 V

Available Settings

(7) Local input (SX-2100AO only)

• Name

Enter the names of the Local inputs 1 and 2.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AO1-Local In 1 represents the SX-2100AO's Local input 1.)

Available Settings

• Volume (dB)

Select the sound volume levels for the output zones.

0 (default), –1 to –69, –infinity (in 1-dB steps)

Available Settings

• Pilot tone (20 kHz) (SX-2000AO only)

Set whether or not a pilot tone is used.

Note

"Surveillance function setting" of "Basic Settings" (p. 30) and "Amplifier" of "Output zone settings" (p. 63)

must both be set to "Used."

Note: To set the VP-3000 series amplifiers, select VP-2122 for VP-3154, VP-2241 for VP-3304, and VP-

2421 for VP-3504 since these models do not appear on the pull-down menu.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000CI

8.6. SX-2000CI

Make basic configurations for the SX-2000CI Control Input unit. Clicking on the [SX-2000CI] icon in the system settings screen displays the detail settings screen.

(8) Copy and Paste buttons

Pressing the [Copy] button copies all of the on-screen settings except the names preset by default. Pressing the [Paste] button pastes the copied parameters in the same setting screen of other SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO selected by Unit number setting item (2).

(9) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

To the next page

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000CI

(3) Copy and Paste buttons

(4) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

(2) Control input

Enter each name of the control inputs of the SX-2000CI.

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AO1-CI-1 represents the Control Input No. 1 of the SX-2000CI connected to the SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO of Unit No. 1.)

Available Settings

(1) Name

Click on the box, or press the right or left arrow button to select the target SX-2000CI. Default name, for example, AO1-CI1 represents the SX-2000CI of Unit No. 1 connected to the SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO of Unit No.1.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

From the previous page

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000CO

8.7. SX-2000CO

Make basic configurations for the SX-2000CO Control Output unit. Clicking on the [SX-2000CO] icon in the system settings screen displays the detail settings screen.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(1) Name

Click on the box, or press the right or left arrow button to select the target SX-2000CO. Default name, for example, AO1-CO2 represents the SX-2000CO of Unit No. 2 connected to the SX2000AO or SX-2100AO of Unit No. 1.

SYSTEM SETTINGS

SX-2000CO

(2) Control output

Enter each name of the control outputs of the SX-2000CO.

(3) Copy and Paste buttons

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (Default name, for example, AO1-CO-1 represents the Control Output No. 1 of the SX-2000CO connected to the SX2000AO or SX-2100AO of Unit No. 1.)

Available Settings

(4) Back button

Returns to the previous screen.

SURVEILLANCE SETTINGS

9. SURVEILLANCE SETTINGS

The surveillance settings screen below is displayed by clicking the [Surveillance settings] button, which becomes active when the "Surveillance function" is set to "Used" in the Common Settings items of the "Basic

Settings" (p. 29).

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Battery check interval

• Start time

Set the battery check start time. The battery check is performed daily at the set time*.

Note: Surveillance function cannot be performed when "None" is selected.

* When the time set by the SX-2000SM has reached this set time. (Refer to p. 42 "SX-2000SM Time

Settings.")

None (default), 00:00 – 23:00 (in 1-hour steps)

Available Settings

(3) Surveillance individual settings

Set each surveillance function to ON or OFF. Mark the corresponding checkboxes to use this function. (Default: OFF) Clicking the [All] button sets all the surveillance items within the unit to ON or OFF.

The following statuses are monitored at each surveillance point on the screen. The unit whose surveillance points are selected checks to see;

DC POWER: If the normal voltage is applied to both DC Power Input terminals.

SX LINK: If the SX link cable is connected correctly.

ANALOG LINK: If the analog link cables are connected correctly.

DS LINK: If the VX-2000DS or VX-3000DS Emergency Power Supply units are operating

correctly.

Control input: If the control lines from the external devices are connected or shorted.

Notes

• SX-2100AI's, SX-2000AO's, and SX-2100AO's control input failure cannot be detected.

• When the surveillance function of the control inputs is set to "ON," the control inputs can receive no signal and remain in "break" (open) status if the control lines to the set control inputs are disconnected or shorted.

ANALOG LINK OUT: If the analog link cable is connected correctly.

Note

Uncheck when the cable is not connected to the analog link output terminal.

RM: If the connected remote microphones is operating correctly, or the cable from the

remote microphones is connected.

CI/CO LINK: If the SX-2000CI or SX-2000CO is connected correctly.

Amplifier: If the external amplifiers connected to the SX-2100AO's Amplifier Input terminals

are operating correctly. Amplifier statuses to be checked include amplifier connection, fuse, and operating temperature. (Refer to p. 146.)

Loudspeaker line: If the speakers connected to the SX-2100AO's Speaker Connection terminals are

operating correctly.

Note

For the detailed description of Speaker Line Surveillance function, refer to the separate Installation Manual.

For the correct connection at each surveillance point, refer to the separate Installation Manual, "Connections."

SURVEILLANCE SETTINGS

(2) Amplifier/speaker surveillance interval (AC-mains failure status)

Set the start time* and interval for the amplifiers' and speaker lines' fault detection.

Note: Surveillance function cannot be performed when "None" is selected.

* When the time set by the SX-2000SM has reached this set time. (Refer to p. 42 "SX-2000SM Time

Settings.")

• Start time

None (default), 00:00 – 23:00 (in 1-hour steps)

Available Settings

• Interval

Every hour (default), Every 6 hours, Every 12 hours, Every 24 hours

Available Settings

• Interval

Every 4 hours (default), Every 12 hours, Every 24 hours

Available Settings

PRIORITY SETTINGS

10. PRIORITY SETTINGS

Pressing the [Priority settings] button displays the screen below. Set input sound source priority levels.

(3) (1)

(1) Priority control

Select how to assign priority among multiple input sound sources all set to the same priority level.

Note

The control type cannot be set differently for individual sound sources.

FIFO, LIFO (default)

Available Settings

(2)

[When set to FIFO]

• Broadcast not possible to zones where a sound source with a higher priority is already broadcasting.

• Broadcast not possible to zones where a sound source with the same priority is already broadcasting.

• Broadcasts to zones where a sound source with a lower priority is already broadcasting will interrupt and override that lower priority broadcast. The original broadcast will resume once the broadcast from the higher priority sound source has finished.

[When set to LIFO]

• Broadcast not possible to zones where a sound source with a higher priority is already broadcasting.

• Broadcasts to zones where a sound source with the same priority is already broadcasting will interrupt and override that broadcast. The original broadcast will resume once the broadcast from the higher priority sound source has finished.

PRIORITY SETTINGS

(2) Priority

Select priority levels. The smaller the number, the higher the priority level. The priority range that can be set varies depending on the types of the sound sources.

• Emergency: Microphone announcement from the remote microphone of which type is "Emergency" or set to "Emergency/General."

• Evacuation: EV message broadcast of which type is set to "Evacuation."

• Alert: EV message broadcast of which type is set to "Alert."

• Reset: EV message broadcast of which type is set to "Reset."

• General: General-purpose pattern broadcast from the sound source of which type is set to "General," and microphone announcement from the remote microphone of which type is set to "General."

• BGM: General-purpose pattern broadcast from the sound source of which type is set to "BGM."

Notes

• Here, set the priority level when the BGM sound source is assigned to the general-purpose pattern

broadcast. Priority levels for the "General" and "BGM" to be set here work among general-purpose sound sources or among BGM sound sources, and do not work between general-purpose sound sources and BGM sound sources.

• General-purpose sound sources and BGM sound sources are mixed when the BGM sound source is

assigned to the general-purpose pattern broadcast. Volume level of the BGM sound sources can be attenuated in the "Mixing Setting (p. 53)."

• The priority levels set for BGM sources take effect when the BGM sources are assigned to general-

purpose broadcast patterns. When the BGM sources are assigned to BGM patterns, their priority levels are made lowest in the system irrespective of their set priority levels.

Type Priority Default

Emergency 1 – 128 50

Evacuation 129 – 256 150

Alert 129 – 256 200

Reset (All clear) 129 – 256 250

General 257 – 512 300

BGM 257 – 512 500

PRIORITY SETTINGS

[Sorting display screen]

(3) Sorting display button

Sorts the displayed sound sources in order from high to low priority levels.

(4)

(4) Priority settings button

Returns to the Priority setting screen on p. 71.

PATTERN SETTINGS

11. PATTERN SETTINGS

Pressing the [Pattern settings] button displays the screen below. There are 7 types of patterns: Output zone patterns, BGM patterns, General broadcast patterns, Control output patterns, Emergency sequence patterns, Emergency broadcast patterns, and Failure output patterns. Pattern settings for the Emergency sequence and Emergency broadcast can be selected only when the "Emergency broadcasting function" has been set to "Used" in the "Basic Settings" (p. 29). Surveillance settings can be selected only when the "Surveillance function" has been set to "Used" in the

"Basic Settings" (p. 29).

PATTERN SETTINGS

[Selecting multiple cells]

Multiple cells for each unit or output zone can be selected (or made active) in the setting screens of output zone patterns, BGM patterns, control output patterns, and failure output patterns. This function helps when a system requires multiple units' settings.

The example below shows a method to select multiple output zone when 5 SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO units are used.

• Method to select columns of cells for each output zone number

To select a column of cells in Zone 1, move the mouse pointer onto the circled "Zone 1" cell.

Click it, and the cells of AO1 to AO5 in Zone 1 are all selected.

Note: Clicking the "Zone 1" cell again cancels this selection.

PATTERN SETTINGS

• Method to select rows of cells for each unit number

To select a row of cells in AO1, move the mouse pointer onto the circled "AO1" cell.

Click it, and the cells of Zone 1 to Zone 8 in AO1 are all selected.

• Method to select all cells

Move the mouse pointer onto the circled upper left cell.

Click it, and all the cells are selected.

Note: Clicking the "AO1" cell again cancels this selection.

Note: Clicking the upper left cell again cancels this selection.

PATTERN SETTINGS

Output Zone Pattern Settings

11.1. Output Zone Pattern Settings

Clicking the [Output zone] button on the pattern settings screen allows output zone patterns to be set. By allocating set output zone patterns to various broadcast patterns, broadcasts (General-purpose broadcast, and Emergency broadcast) can be made to any desired zones.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the output zone pattern number.

1 to 128 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(4)

(2) Name

Enter the name of the output zone pattern.

(3) Zone ON/OFF buttons

Click the buttons corresponding to the zones to use. Tip: For quick selection of multiple cells, refer to p. 75 "Selecting multiple cells."

Colored (selected), Colorless (not selected, default)

Available Settings

[When selected]

(4) Copy and Paste buttons

Pressing the [Copy] button copies all of the on-screen settings except the name preset by default. Pressing the [Paste] button pastes the copied parameters in the same setting screen of other output zone pattern selected by Number (1).

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: Zone pattern 1 – 128)

Available Settings

PATTERN SETTINGS

BGM Pattern Settings

11.2. BGM Pattern Settings

Clicking the [BGM] button on the pattern settings screen allows BGM patterns to be set.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the BGM pattern number.

1 to 16 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2) Name

Set the names of the BGM pattern.

(3) Input

Select the Audio Input Unit's input channel name set in "System Settings" (p. 51). This can be selected when the broadcast "Type" (p. 53) is set to "BGM."

None (default), Set input channel name

Available Settings

(5)

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: BGM pattern 1 –16)Available Settings

(4) Zone ON/OFF buttons

Select the zones to use with the Input (3) above selected. This allows the input name to be displayed in the box below the output zone name.

Tip: For quick selection of multiple cells, refer to p. 75 "Selecting multiple

cells."

Colored (selected), Colorless (not selected, default)

Available Settings

[When selected]

PATTERN SETTINGS

General Broadcast Pattern Settings

11.3. General Broadcast Pattern Settings

Clicking the [General broadcast] button on the pattern settings screen allows General broadcast patterns to be set.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the general broadcast pattern number.

1 to 128 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2 Name

Enter the name of the general broadcast pattern.

(5)

(3) Input

Select the EV message set for the SX-2000SM in the "System Settings" (p. 46) or the input channel name set for the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI in the "System Settings" (p. 51). This can be selected when the broadcast "Type" (p. 53) is set to "General" or "BGM."

None (default), Set input channel name

Available Settings

(6)

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: General pattern 1 –128)Available Settings

(5) Copy and Paste buttons

PATTERN SETTINGS

General Broadcast Pattern Settings

(5) Zone ON/OFF buttons

This setting is valid when the "Individual zone" has been selected in (4) Output field. If "Zone pattern" has been selected, the zone patterns set in the "Output

Zone Pattern Settings" (p. 77) are displayed.

Colored (selected), Colorless (not selected, default)

Available Settings

(6) Copy and Paste buttons

(4) Output

Select the General broadcast output zones. The "Individual zone" or "Zone pattern" broadcast can be selected only when the input name has been set in (3) Input field.

Individual zone (default), Zone pattern

Available Settings

Selecting the "Zone pattern" allows output zone patterns to be selected.

None (default), Set output zone pattern

Available Settings

[When selected]

PATTERN SETTINGS

Control Output Pattern Settings

11.4. Control Output Pattern Settings

Clicking the [Control output] button on the pattern settings screen allows Control output patterns to be set.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the control output pattern number.

1 to 256 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2) Name

Enter the name of the control output pattern.

(3) Control output ON/OFF buttons

Select the control output terminals to perform control.

Tip

For quick selection of multiple cells, refer to p. 75 "Selecting multiple

cells."

Colored (selected), Colorless (not selected, default)

Available Settings

(4)

(4) Copy and Paste buttons

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: Control output pattern 1 – 256)

Available Settings

[When selected]

PATTERN SETTINGS

Emergency Sequence Settings

11.5. Emergency Sequence Settings

Clicking the [Emergency sequence] button on the pattern settings screen allows Emergency sequences to be set.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the emergency sequence number.

1 to 4 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2) Name

Enter the name of the emergency sequence.

(4) Duration (min) (Phase 1)

Select the playback duration of the EV Message to be broadcast repeatedly.

Endless (default), 1 – 20 (minutes)

Available Settings

(4)

(3) Message (Phase 1)

Select the EV Message registered in the SX-2000SM (p. 46) on the System Setting screen. The selectable EV message type is "Alert" or "Evacuation." The selected message type is displayed on the right of the message box.

None (default), Set EV messages

Available Settings

Note

To register the EV Message in Phases 2 and 3, "Duration" for the preceding phase should be set to a limited time except "Continuous."

(5)

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: Emergency sequence 1 – 4)Available Settings

PATTERN SETTINGS

Emergency Broadcast Pattern Settings

11.6. Emergency Broadcast Pattern Settings

Clicking the [Emergency broadcast] button on the pattern settings screen allows Emergency broadcast patterns to be set.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the emergency broadcast pattern number.

1 to 128 (default: 1)

Available Settings

(2) Name

Enter the name of the emergency broadcast pattern.

(3) Sequence

Select the sequence name set in the "Emergency Sequence Settings" (p. 82).

(4)

(5)

(6)

None (default), Set Emergency SequencesAvailable Settings

(5) Copy and Paste buttons

(7)

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: Emergency pattern 1 – 128)Available Settings

PATTERN SETTINGS

Emergency Broadcast Pattern Settings

(4) Output

Set the output zone of the EV message in each phase status.

Individual zone, Zone pattern (default)

Available Settings

None (default), Output zone (Individual)Available Settings

Selecting the "Individual zone" permits the Audio Output unit's output zone (Individual) to be selected.

None (default), Output zone (Pattern)

Available Settings

Selecting the "Zone pattern" permits the output zone pattern name set in the "Output Zone Pattern

Settings" (p. 77) to be selected.

(5) Control output pattern

Select the control output pattern name set in the "Control Output Pattern Settings" (p. 81).

None (default), Set control output patterns

Available Settings

(6) [Same as phase 1], [Same as phase 2] Button

Clicking the [Same as Phase 1] button copies the output zone and control output settings set in Phase 1 to those boxes in the Phase 2. Likewise, clicking the [Same as Phase 2] button copies the output zone and control output settings set in the Phase 2 to those boxes in the Phase 3.

(7) Copy and Paste buttons

PATTERN SETTINGS

Failure Output Pattern Settings

11.7. Failure Output Pattern Settings

Clicking the [Failure output] button on the pattern settings screen allows Failure output patterns to be set.

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

Settings made here are operatively associated with the p. 69 "Surveillance Settings." Select the units or the surveillance target points.

• Selecting the units (Designate the units as factors to activate failure output pattern.)

At least one or more surveillance points must be set to the unit to be selected here to enable Surveillance function. This failure output pattern is activated when irregularity is detected at the surveillance points of the selected unit. Determine the method to activate the set failure output patterns using the "Event Settings (p. 87)." Characters on each setting button on the screen represent the unit names as shown below.

SM: SX-2000SM AI1: SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI with device No. set to "1." AI1-RM1: RM-200SF and RM-210, RM-200S and RM-210, or RM-200SA and

RM-210 connected to AI1's Input 1.

AI1-RM2: RM-200SF and RM-210, RM-200S and RM-210, or RM-200SA and

RM-210 connected to AI1's Input 2.

AO1: SX-2000AO or SX-2100AO with Unit No. set to "1," and its connected

SX-2000CI and SX-2000CO.

AO1-ZONE 1 in Amplifier item: External amplifier connected to the Amplifier Input terminal of AO1 used

for Zone 1.

AO1-ZONE 1 in Loudspeaker item: Speakers connected to the Speaker Connection terminals of AO1 used

for Zone 1.

• Selecting the surveillance target points (Designate the surveillance target points as factors to activate failure output pattern.)

Each setting button in the "System failure" becomes active when the following surveillance points are marked in any one of the units within the system in the "Surveillance Settings (p. 69)." This failure output pattern is activated when irregularity is detected at the selected surveillance points set to

PATTERN SETTINGS

Failure Output Pattern Settings

(6) Copy and Paste buttons

(5) Failure status output

Set the control output pattern to be output when the set failure output pattern has occurred. This setting item is valid when at least one surveillance target point is selected in the item (3).

None (default), Set control output patterns

Available Settings

(4) External failure input

This function is available when the "External failure input" (p. 97) is set to the control input terminals of the SX-2000SM, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO, and SX-2000CI.

Note

Use the Event of each unit in the "Event Settings" to set the function to the control input terminals. For details, refer to pages 101 – 119.

None (default), External failure input terminals set in the "Event Settings."

Available Settings

(2) Name

Enter the names of the failure output pattern.

(3) Failure detection units or surveillance target points settings

Select the units or surveillance target points as factors to activate failure output patterns.

Tip

For quick selection of multiple cells, refer to p. 75 "Selecting multiple

cells."

Colored (Selected), Colorless (Not selected, default)Available Settings

Up to 32 alphanumeric characters. (default: Failure output pattern 1 – 256)Available Settings

[When selected]

(1) Number

Click on the box or press the arrow button to select the failure output pattern number.

1 to 256 (default: 1)

Available Settings

any one of the units within the system. Determine the method to activate the failure output patterns using the "Event Settings (p. 87)." Each setting button on the screen represents the surveillance points as shown below.

DC POWER: DC power of the SX-2000SM, SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO, SX-2000CI,

or SX-2000CO DC FUSE*: Fuse inside the amplifier connected to the SX-2100AO DS LINK: DS link of the SX-2000SM and SX-2100AO SX LINK: SX link of the SX-2000SM, SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, and SX-2100AO RM LINK: RM link of the remote microphone connected to the SX-2000AI or SX-2100AI

* DC FUSE setting button becomes active when the "Amplifier" checkbox is marked in the "Surveillance

Settings (p. 69)."

EVENT SETTINGS

12. EVENT SETTINGS

Pressing the [Event settings] button displays the screen below. Set System event, and assign functions to the Control input terminals of the SM, AI, AO, and CI, Function keys of the AI, AO, and RM, and Channel keys of the AI and AO.

Note

"SM" represents SX-2000SM, "AI" SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI, "AO" SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO, "CI" SX2000CI, and "RM" RM-200SF, RM-200S, RM-200SA, and RM-210.

Pressing each button (1 – 6) displays the corresponding setting screen.

(1) System event button

Set control output patterns when the system is in emergency and power failure modes. (Refer to p. 100.)

(2) SM event button

Set functions to be assigned to the SX-2000SM's control input terminals. (Refer to p. 101.)

(3) AI event button

Set functions to be assigned to the control input terminals (SX-2100AI only), and Function and Channel keys of the SX-2000AI and SX-2100AI. (Refer to p. 105.)

(4) AO event button

Set functions to be assigned to the control input terminals, and Function and Channel keys of the SX-2000AO and SX-2100AO. (Refer to p. 109.)

(5) RM event button

Set functions to be assigned to the keys of the RM-200SF, RM-200S, RM-200SA, and RM-210. (Refer to p. 112.)

(6) CI event button

Set functions to be assigned to the SX-2000CI's control input terminals. (Refer to p. 119.)

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EVENT SETTINGS

Assignable Functions and Explanations

12.1. Assignable Functions and Explanations

*1Assignable functions to the RM-210 differ depending on the type of remote microphone the RM-210 is connected to.

The same functions as those assigned to the remote microphone (RM-200SF, RM-200SA, or RM-200S) can be assigned to the RM-210.

These functions are available for the control input terminals and RM-200SF when the emergency broadcasting function is set to "Used" in the "Basic Settings." In addition to this setting, for the RM-200SA, these functions are available when its type is set to "Emergency/General" in the "System Settings." For the RM-200S, these functions are unavailable, regardless of whether or not the above settings are performed.

These functions are available when the surveillance function is set to "Used" in the "Basic Settings."

This function cannot be assigned to the RM-200S.

Assigned to

Function

General broadcast

General broadcast (Level)

General broadcast (Pulse)

BGM pattern change/end

Zone volume adjustment (Pulse)

Zone volume attenuation (Level)

Time adjustment

Emergency broadcast pattern start*

Emergency broadcast pattern stop*

Emergency sequence

stop*

Emergency sequence phase shift*

Emergency reset*

Control input terminals

SX-2100AI

SX-2000SM

SX-2000AO SX-2100AO SX-2000CI

SX-2000AI SX-2100AI SX-2000AO SX-2100AO

Channel keysFunction keys

SX-2000AI SX-2100AI SX-2000AO SX-2100AO

RM keys

RM-200SF RM-200S RM-200SA RM-210*

Reference page

P. 90

P. 91

P. 92

P. 93

P. 94

Failure output receipt*

Failure output reset*

External failure input*

RM broadcast status

General EV broadcast

P. 97

P. 98

P. 99

Channel ON/OFF

Zone selection (Pattern)

Zone selection (Individual)

Zone selection clear

Lamp test

EVENT SETTINGS

Assignable Functions and Explanations

• General broadcast: Activates general-purpose pattern broadcast using the key. (Refer to p. 90.)

• General broadcast (Level): Activates general pattern broadcasts using the control input (Level). (Refer to p. 90.)

• General broadcast (Pulse): Activates general pattern broadcasts using the control input (Pulse). (Refer to p. 91.)

• BGM pattern change/end: Activates or ends BGM pattern broadcast using the key or control input. (Refer to p. 92.)

• Zone volume adjustment (Pulse): Adjusts the volume level of the zone output pattern using the key or control input (Pulse). (Refer to p. 93.)

• Zone volume attenuation (Level): Decreases volume level of the zone output pattern using the key or control input (Level). (Refer to p. 93.)

• Time adjustment: Zero-adjusts the SX-2000SM's internal clock. (Refer to p. 93.)

• Emergency broadcast pattern start: Activates the emergency broadcast pattern using the key or control input. (Refer to p. 94.)

• Emergency broadcast pattern stop: Stops the activated emergency broadcast pattern using the key or control input. (Refer to p. 94.)

• Emergency sequence stop: Stops the activated all emergency broadcast patterns which include the designated emergency sequence using the key or control input. (Refer to p. 94.)

• Emergency sequence phase shift: Shifts the phase in progress to the next phase in the emergency broadcast pattern's sequence using the key or control input. (Refer to p. 94.)

• Emergency reset: Terminates the emergency broadcast state using the key or control input, and returns the system to the normal state. (Refer to p. 94.)

• Failure output receipt: Receives the activated failure output pattern using the key or control input. When this function is assigned to the control input, any activated failure pattern in the system can be acknowledged by the control input, while when assigned to the remote microphone's key, only the activated specific failure pattern can be acknowledged by the key. (See the separate Operating Instructions, "Operation.")

• Failure output reset: Resets all fault state in the system using the key or control input. (See the separate Operating Instructions, "Operation.")

• External failure input: Accepts an external failure state. (Refer to p. 97.)

• RM broadcast status: Displays the current broadcast status of other remote microphone(s) on the remote microphone's function key. (Refer to p. 98.)

• General EV broadcast: Calls up the EV message from the remote microphone's function key for broadcast. (Refer to p. 99.)

• Channel ON/OFF: Turns the channel ON or OFF.

• Zone selection (Pattern): Selects the Remote Microphone announcement zones using the patterns. (See the separate Operating Instructions, "Operation.")

• Zone selection (Individual): Selects each SX-2000AO's or SX-2100AO's channel through which Remote Microphone announcements are output. (See the separate Operating Instructions, "Operation.")

• Zone selection clear: Resets zones being selected by the Remote Microphone.

• Lamp test: Performs the lamp test of the RM-200SF's of RM-200SA's indicators.

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2. Function Description

12.2.1. General-purpose pattern broadcasts, General-purpose pattern broadcasts (Level)

When different control inputs turn ON, general-purpose pattern broadcasts activated by each control input* are made simultaneously.

General-purpose patterns and control output patterns in the above example operate as follows:

• Example of general-purpose pattern operation

General-purpose pattern 1 activated when control input 1 is ON continues until control input 1 turns OFF. General-purpose pattern 2 activated when control input 2 is ON continues until control input 2 turns OFF.

• Example of control output operation

Control output pattern 1 activated when control input 1 is ON continues until control input 1 turns OFF. Control output pattern 2 activated when control input 2 is ON continues until control input 2 turns OFF.

The state of control outputs overlapping in control output patterns 1 and 2 continues during the period from the time control input 1 turns ON until control input 2 turns OFF. (OR logic output)

* This timing chart also applies when general-purpose pattern broadcasts are activated by the function keys or

channel keys of the SX-2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, or SX-2100AO, or the function keys of the RM200SF, RM-200S, RM-200SA, or RM-210.

Control input 1

(General-purpose pattern: 1, Control output pattern: 1)

Control input 2

(General-purpose pattern: 2, Control output pattern: 2)

Broadcast of general-purpose pattern 1

Control output pattern 1: ON

Broadcast of general-purpose pattern 2

Control output pattern 2: ON

Control outputs overlapping in control output patterns 1 and 2 continue ON during this period.

12.2.2. General-purpose pattern broadcasts (Pulse)

When different control inputs turn ON, general-purpose pattern broadcasts activated by each control input* are made simultaneously.

General-purpose patterns and control output patterns in the above example operate as follows:

• Example of general-purpose pattern operation

• Example of control output operation

The state of control outputs overlapping in control output patterns 1 and 2 continues during the period from the time control input 1 turns ON until control input 2 turns OFF. (OR logic output)

* Settings can be performed only for the control input of the SX-2000SM, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, SX-2100AO

and SX-2000CI.

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

ON OFF

Control input 1

(General-purpose pattern: 1, Control output pattern: 1)

OFFON

Control input 2

(General-purpose pattern: 2, Control output pattern: 2)

Broadcast of general-purpose pattern 1

Control output pattern 1: ON

Broadcast of general-purpose pattern 2

Control output pattern 2: ON

Control outputs overlapping in control output patterns 1 and 2 continue ON during this period.

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2.3. BGM pattern change/end

BGM pattern (control output pattern) broadcasts can be switched by control input*.

Operation of the BGM pattern and the control output pattern in the above example is as follows:

• Example of BGM pattern operation

BGM pattern 1 activated by Control Input 1 is switched to BGM pattern 2 by Control Input 2.

• Example of control output operation

The state of the control output (control output assigned by Control Output Pattern 1) activated by Control Input 1 is turned OFF by "Control output pattern: None" activated by Control Input 2.

* The timing chart also applies when BGM pattern broadcasts are changed by the function keys of the SX-

2000AI, SX-2100AI, SX-2000AO, or SX-2100AO, or the function keys of the RM-200SF, RM-200S, RM200SA, or RM-210.

Contorl Input 1

(BGM pattern:1, control output pattern: 1)

Contorl Input 2

(BGM pattern: 2, control output pattern: None)

Contorl Input 3

(BGM pattern: End)

BGM pattern: 1 Control output pattern: 1

BGM pattern: 2 Control output pattern: None

BGM pattern end

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2.4. Control signal for adjusting volume

This function changes the volume of broadcasts currently in progress. Either a pulse or level signal can be selected as the signal to change the volume.

Pulse signal: Each time the control input is turned ON, the volume increases or decreases by the set

amount.

Level signal: While the control terminal is ON, the volume is attenuated by the set amount. After the control

input is turned OFF, the volume returns to the original level.

12.2.5. Time adjustment

This function permits the system to receive time correction signal from a master or wave clock to correct the system's time in ±30 seconds units. The time correction is performed by the timing of a pulse rising edge.

Time is corrected as follows:

• When time is from 0 to 29 seconds, it is corrected to 0 second.

(Example) When the SX-2000SM's time is 07:15:15, it is corrected to 07:15:00.

• When time is from 30 to 59 seconds, it is corrected to +1 minute, 0 second.

(Example) When the SX-2000SM's time is 07:15:45, it is corrected to 07:16:00.

Example of Pulse signal-operated volume change• Example of Level signal-operated volume change•

Control input

Broadcast

volume

Amount of volume change

Control input

Broadcast

volume

Amount of volume change

Control input

±30 seconds correction

• Control input settings

Control input 1: Emergency broadcast pattern 1 start Control input 2: Emergency broadcast pattern 2 start Control input 3: Emergency broadcast pattern 3 start Control input 4: Emergency broadcast pattern 1 stop Control input 5: Emergency sequence 1 phase shift Control input 6: Emergency sequence 1 stop Control input 7: Emergency reset (EV5 playback)

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2.6. Emergency broadcast

Emergency broadcast pattern can be started or stopped, sequence phase can be shifted within the pattern, and emergency broadcast status can be reset to normal broadcast status via control input.

[Setting Example]

Perform settings for each item as follows in advance.

• EV message settings

EV message 1

Message name

EV1

EV message 4

Message name

EV4

• Emergency sequence settings

Emergency sequence 1

Emergency sequence 2

Note: Phase 3 is not set in this example.

• Emergency broadcast pattern settings

Emergency broadcast pattern 1

Type

Alert

Type

Evacuation

EV message 1, 5-minute broadcast

EV message 3, 5-minute broadcast

Emergency sequence 1

Output zone

Control output pattern

Message name

EV2

Message name

EV5

Phase 1

EV message 2

Type

Evacuation

EV message 5

Type

Reset

Phase 2

EV message 2, Continuous broadcast

Phase 2

EV message 4, Continuous broadcast

Phase 1

EV message 1, 5-minute broadcast

Output zone pattern 1 Output zone pattern 2

Control output pattern 1 Control output pattern 2

EV message 2, Continuous broadcast

EV message 3

Message name

EV3

Phase 2 Phase 3

Type

Alert

Phase 3

Emergency

sequence 2 Emergency broadcast pattern 2

Emergency broadcast pattern 3

Output zone

Control output pattern

Emergency

sequence 1

Output zone

Control output pattern

EV message 3, 5-minute broadcast

Output zone pattern 3 Output zone pattern 4

Control output pattern 3 Control output pattern 4

EV message 1, 5-minute broadcast

Output zone pattern 5 Output zone pattern 6

Control output pattern 5 Control output pattern 6

Phase 1

Phase 2 Phase 3

EV message 4, Continuous broadcast

Phase 2 Phase 3

EV message 2, Continuous broadcast

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

[Operation example 1]

Operations in this example are as follows.

• Phase 1 automatically shifts to Phase 2 when the preset time has elapsed.

• EV message "EV2" set to "Continuous broadcast" stops with the control input 4 ("Emergency broadcast pattern 1 stop" signal) or the control input 7 ("Emergency reset" signal).

• Emergency broadcast status continues even if the emergency broadcast pattern stops. It will return to normal broadcast status after Reset EV message is broadcast by the control input 7 ("Emergency Reset" signal).

Control input 1 (Emergency broadcast pattern 1 start)

Control input 4 (Emergency broadcast pattern 1 stop)

Control input 7 (Emergency reset)

"EV1" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 1 for 5 minutes. Control output pattern 1: ON

(Phase 1) (Phase 2) (Emergency reset)

Broadcast status

"EV2" is broadcast continuously to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 2. Control output pattern 2: ON

Emergency

"EV5" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone patterns 1 and 2.

Normal

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

Operations in this example are as follows.

• Phase 1 shifts to Phase 2 with the control input 5 ("Emergency sequence 1 phase shift" signal) before the Phase 1 broadcast ends.

• All emergency broadcast patterns including the same Emergency sequence 1 stop with the control input 6 ("Emergency sequence 1 stop" signal).

• All emergency broadcast patterns stop with the control input 7 ("Emergency reset" signal). The status will return to normal broadcast status after Reset EV message is broadcast to all the zones where Emergency broadcast pattern was broadcast.

[Operation example 2]

Note

When the zone output patterns in the phases of both emergency broadcast patterns 1, 2, and 3 include the same zone(s), the emergency broadcast pattern with higher-priority EV message has precedence if both broadcasts to the same zone(s) overlap.

Control input 1 (Emergency broadcast pattern 1 start)

Control input 2 (Emergency broadcast pattern 2 start)

Control input 3 (Emergency broadcast pattern 3 start)

Control input 5 (Emergency sequence 1 phase shift)

Control input 6 (Emergency sequence 1 stop)

Control input 7 (Emergency reset)

Broadcast status

"EV1" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 1. Control output pattern 1: ON

(Emergency broadcast pattern 1, Phase 1)

"EV3" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 3 for 5 minutes. Control output pattern 3: ON

(Emergency broadcast pattern 2, Phase 1)

"EV1" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 5. Control output pattern 5: ON

(Emergency broadcast pattern 3, Phase 1)

"EV2" is broadcast continuously to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 2. Control output pattern 2: ON

(Emergency broadcast pattern 1, Phase 2)

"EV4" is broadcast continuously to the zones assigned to the output zone pattern 4. Control output pattern 4: ON

(Emergency broadcast pattern 2, Phase 2)

"EV2" is broadcast continuously to the output zones assigned to the output zone pattern 6. Control output pattern 6: ON

(Emergency broadcast pattern 3, Phase 2)

Emergency

"EV5" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the out zone patterns 1 and 2.

(Emergency reset)

"EV5" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone patterns 3 and 4.

(Emergency reset)

"EV5" is broadcast to the zones assigned to the output zone patterns 5 and 6.

(Emergency reset)

Normal

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2.7. External failure input

Failure status of the external equipment can be accepted. Match the settings of the external failure input with type of a failure signal from the external equipment to "make" (close) or "break" (open). The failure pattern to which the external failure input is assigned is activated when an external failure signal is input.

[Example when being "make" at the time of external equipment's failure]

Note

As for which conditions lead the external device into fault status, refer to the manual enclosed with that device.

Control input 1

(External failure input, judges failure with make contact)

Failure pattern 1

(Failure status output: Control output pattern 1)

Control output pattern 1: ON

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2.8. RM broadcast status

This function displays the current broadcast status of other remote microphones on the function key of the enabled remote microphone.

[Operation example]

In this example, Remote Microphone 1's broadcast status is set on Remote Microphone 2's Function key 1.

Start Remote Microphone 1 broadcast.

The broadcast status indicator set for Remote Microphone 2's Function key 1 continues to light yellow while Remote Microphone 1 is broadcasting.

The broadcast status indicator on Remote Microphone 2 goes off after Remote Microphone 1 broadcast is completed.

System manager SX-2000SM

Audio input unit SX-2100AI

SW-HUB

Remote microphone 1

Audio output unit SX-2000AO

Remote microphone 2

Lights yellow

Function key 1

Goes off

Function key 1

EVENT SETTINGS

Function Description

12.2.9. General EV broadcasts

General EV messages can be broadcast over the desired zone(s) by pressing the remote microphone's function key. When making general EV broadcasts from equipment other than the remote microphone, select "Pattern

Settings General Broadcast Pattern Settings" (p. 79) to create the general broadcast pattern using the

general EV message, then assign the pattern to each function key or control input in the "Event Settings"

(p. 87).

General EV broadcast operations change as follows depending on the "Playback method settings" (p. 49) selected by clicking "System Settings SX-2000SM."

[EV message setting examples]

Playback method

EV Message 1 Once

EV Message 2 Endless

• EV Message 1: When the "Playback method" is set to "Once"

The EV message ends after being broadcast once. Pressing the remote microphone's function key during EV message playback causes the general EV broadcast to end.

• EV Message 2: When the "Playback method" is set to "Endless"

The general EV broadcast continues to play repeatedly until the remote microphone's function key is pressed.

Function key 1 (EV Message 1)

EV Message 1 broadcast

Playback method: Once

ON ON

Function key 2 (EV Message 2)

EV Message 2 broadcast

Playback method: Endless

100

EVENT SETTINGS

System Event Settings

12.3. System Event Settings

Set control output patterns in each state of the system. Pressing the [System event] button on the Event Settings screen displays the System event settings screen.

(1) Control output pattern of emergency status

Select the control output pattern to be generated when the SX-2000 system is in an emergency broadcast condition.

None (default), Set Control Output Pattern

Available Settings

(2) Control output pattern of AC-mains failure status

Select the control output pattern to be generated when the SX-2000 system is battery operated.

None (default), Set Control Output Pattern

Available Settings

Note

This function is available only when the Emergency broadcasting function is set to "Used" in the "Basic Settings." If "Not used" has been selected for the Emergency broadcasting function, the screen at right is displayed, and it is not possible to select the control output patterns.

Note

This function is available only when the Surveillance function is set to "Used" in the "Basic Settings" (p. 29). If "Not used" has been selected for the Surveillance function, the screen at right is displayed, and it is not possible to select the control output patterns.

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