Device Settings - Honeywell X-618 Commissioning Manual

Device Settings

The basic function parameters for the X-NPMS can be set under this tab. These items such as
Properties, Time, Language, Supervision, Devices and Groups will be set in turn.
1． Properties
"Properties" is used to set the requisite parameters for the X-NPMS working normally, as shown
below：
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Basic Setting
Basic Setting includes device ID, device name, priority of emergency button, pre-signal, end-signal,
voice detection and period, line output, multicast channels, first multicast IP, standby time, etc.
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Device ID is the only device identification in the system, which is in the range of
5000~6000.
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Device name is to identify devices.
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The emergency button can be enabled or disabled. Select the check box to enable
emergency button, if it is enabled, the priority of manual emergency operation can be set.
During the manually emergency broadcast on many devices, the device with high priority
can cancel the manual emergency mode of the system.
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The Eme. Button Task is used to automatically activate the manual emergency task when
the manual emergency button is pressed. First, users need to add this task in task
settings, then select it in the dropdown list.
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The pre-signal and end-signal of microphone paging can be set separately, and the
default setting is no signal. Only the audio files within 60s in audio library can be
displayed in the drop down.
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During the broadcast, device can detect microphone signal. If there is no sound for a
period, the broadcast will be stopped automatically. Select the check box of voice
detection can enable this function, and the period can be set meanwhile.
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Line output is used to set the signal type, such as disable, monitor signal and output of
microphone. The default setting is disabled.
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Multicast channels mean the number of audio channels that can be played at the same
time. It can't be edited and only allows 20 channels at most, in which 5 channels are
specified to play audio files of USB disk, recording broadcast, voice synthesis, line input
signal and microphone paging.
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