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SETTINGS

To leave the Settings mode and save the settings made, press the

ALERT

EVAC

and

RESET/ACK

keys again.

The RUN/SET

key will start flashing again.

If you do NOT want to save the changes made, simply wait for the timeout (about 10 seconds), after which the

previous settings will be restored.

4.1 Address

Each station must have its own individual address. To set these addresses

press the ALERT, EVAC and RESET/

ACK keys simultaneously, holding them down for more than 3 seconds.

Press the

EVAC

. key. The LEDs will show the current address setting (

factory default setting: 1

To change an address, hold the

EVAC

key down, then press

AUX

(to increase the number) or

P.T.T.

(to decrease

it). The LEDs corresponding to the addresses are shown in the following table.

ADDRESS

LED

When the

RUN/SET

LED stops flashing and remains steady ON, release the keys.

There are 7 addresses at disposal, from 1 to 7

SETTINGS

4.2 Priority

To set the priority of a station, it is necessary to

press the keys ALERT, EVAC and RESET/ACK simultaneously

for more than 3 seconds

. When the

RUN/SET

LED stops flashing and remains steady ON, release the keys.

There

are seven priority levels at disposal (from 8 = lowest priority to 14 = highest priority)

PRIORITY

LED

If you do NOT want to save the changes made, simply wait for the timeout (about 10 seconds), after which the

previous settings will be restored.

Note

The priority level set determines the operational status both in emergencies and in broadcasting

conditions

On pressing the

ALERT

key, the LEDs will indicate the current priority setting (

default factory setting: 8

To change the priority, hold the

ALERT

key down and press

AUX

(to increase the number) or

P.T.T.

(to decrease it).

The LEDs corresponding to each priority level are shown in the following table.

To leave the settings mode and save the changes made, press the

ALERT

EVAC

and

RESET/ACK

keys again:

the

RUN/SET

LED will start flashing again.

Datasheet 1811.001

DIGITAL MICROPHONE CONSOLE VA-FMC-512

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3. Setting

3.1. Address

Each station must have its own individual address. To set
these addresses press the ALERT, EVAC and RESET / ACK
keys simultaneously, holding them down for more than 3 se-
conds.
When the RUN / SET LED stops flashing and remains stea-
dy ON, release the keys. There are 7 addresses at disposal,
from 1 to 7. Press the EVAC. key. The LED’s will show the
current address setting (factory default setting: 1). To change
an address, hold the EVAC key down, then press AUX (to in-
crease the number) or P.T.T. (to decrease it). The LED’s corre-
sponding to the addresses are shown in the following table.

ADDRESS

LED

FAULT

FAULT COM.

FAULT UNIT

DISABLE

BUSY

PRIORITY

LED

FAULT

FAULT COM.

FAULT UNIT

DISABLE

BUSY

To leave the Settings mode and save the settings made, press the ALERT, EVAC and RESE T / ACK keys again. The RUN / SET
key will start flashing again. If you do NOT want to save the changes made, simply wait for the timeout (about 10 seconds),
after which the previous settings will be restored.

3.2. Priority

To set the priority of a station, it is necessary to press the
keys ALERT, EVAC and RESET / ACK simultaneously for
more than 3 seconds. When the RUN / SET LED stops flas-
hing and remains steady ON, release the keys. There are
seven priority levels at disposal (from 8 = lowest priority to
14 = highest priority).

On pressing the ALERT key, the LEDs will indicate the cur-
rent priority setting (default factory setting: 8). To change the
priority, hold the ALERT key down and press AUX (to incre-
ase the number) or P.T.T. (to decrease it). The LEDs corres-
ponding to each priority level are shown in the following tab-
le. To leave the settings mode and save the changes made,
press the ALERT, EVAC and RESET / ACK keys again: the
RUN / SET LED will start flashing again.

If you do NOT want to save the changes made, simply wait for the timeout (about 10 seconds), after which the previous set-
tings will be restored. Note: The priority level set determines the operational status both in emergencies and in broadcasting
conditions.