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VAR8-ACU and Variants - Operation, Commissioning, Fault Finding, and Maintenance Guide
10 Mute Input Configuration
The Mute input is a special input, which mutes even fire microphones if needed. For this purpose its priority is set to ‘0’ by default. However, the mute input is configurable, so it is possible to mute just DVAs, and/or any other inputs on a priority basis.
The Mute input can be used for contact activated routes or DVA routing; see in Sections “
Triggers via Contact Configuration ” and “ 14 DVA or Route Triggers via Contact Configuration ”.
The following table summarises the configurable input parameters, and indicates those parameters available for the Mute input with a tick ( 9 ). Each parameter configuration is described in the following steps.
Table 8 Configurable Mute Input Parameters
Input Type Surv EQ Fade Chime Gain
Mute X X X X X
O/P
Gains
X
Pri Class Name Buttons Fallback
9 9 X X X
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Due to the ability of this input to mute any or all others it must be used with great care, to ensure that Fire Microphones are not accidentally muted.
10.1 Mute Input Emergency Class Configuration
The Emergency Class is only relevant in networked units, and is used by Fire Microphones connected to the
VAR8-ACU to indicate the emergency DVA message status of the zone group configured for a zone select button via its red and green LEDs. See Section “
8.2 DVA Input Emergency Class Configuration ” for further
details.
To Modify the Mute Input Emergency Class:
1. Select the Mute input.
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #10 – SLAVE MUTE
2. Modify the emergency class as required.
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #10 – SLAVE MUTEÆCtrlÆClass
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For correct indication of the emergency DVA message status on the ACU’s front panel, as described in Section “
8.2 DVA Input Emergency Class Configuration ”, the background
music must be set to ‘Non Emergency’ as specified in the system default settings.
Changes to the system default settings may result in an inappropriate indication of the status of the zone or group of zones.
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To Set-up the Mute Input Priority:
3. Select the Mute input, and then modify its priority as required.
Menu: ConfigurationÆSystemÆRouterÆInputsÆMic/LineÆI/P #10 – SLAVE MUTEÆCtrlÆPri
Possible options: 00 to 19 (00 is the highest priority)
L Note that the default priority is 00 in order to mute even fire microphones. It is possible to set a lower priority to mute only DVAs, and/or any other inputs. The Mute input will mute any input of lower priority.
Reference to Configuration Tool
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Table of contents
- 7 Introduction
- 7 Important Notes
- 8 Equipment Requirement
- 8 SW Versions
- 9 Configuration Safety Checklist
- 10 Control and Indicators
- 12 User Interface Description
- 12 Accessing the User Interface
- 12 Navigating the Menus
- 12 Menu Selection Markers
- 13 Selecting Menu Item and Saving Changes
- 13 Changing an Option
- 13 Rotary Encoder
- 13 LCD Display Timeouts
- 14 Menu Map of Functions
- 15 VAR8-ACU Commissioning Procedure
- 17 Access to the System
- 17 Logging On
- 17 Logging Off
- 18 Network Operation Setup
- 18 Network Topology
- 18 System Parameters
- 18 Main Network Features
- 20 Audio Control Unit Configuration
- 20 Audio Control Unit Specific Configuration
- 22 Defining a Slave Unit within the Network
- 24 Defining a Slave Unit’s Network Outputs
- 26 Local Input Configuration
- 27 Input Type and Name Configuration
- 28 Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 29 Microphone Parameters Configuration
- 30 Audio Parameter Configuration
- 33 Priority Set-up
- 35 Microphone Button Configuration
- 35 Paging or Zoneable Fire Microphone Button Configuration
- 36 Unused Buttons
- 37 Microphone Routing or Zone Select Button
- 39 Play DVA Button
- 42 All Call Button
- 44 Cancel All DVAs Button
- 46 Single Button Microphone Button Configuration
- 47 Listen-in Configuration
- 49 Unused Audio Inputs
- 50 DVA Input Configuration
- 50 DVA Input Name Configuration
- 51 DVA Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 52 Audio Parameter Configuration
- 52 Priority Set-up
- 54 Music Input Configuration
- 54 Input Type and Name Configuration
- 55 Music Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 55 Audio Parameter Configuration
- 58 Priority Set-up
- 60 Mute Input Configuration
- 60 Mute Input Emergency Class Configuration
- 61 Priority Set-up
- 62 Output Configuration
- 64 Permanent Route Configuration
- 65 Remote I/O Unit Configuration
- 65 Remote I/O Unit Connected to the RS485 Port
- 67 Remote I/O Unit Connected to a Mic/Line Input
- 69 DVA or Route Triggers via Contact Configuration
- 70 DVA or Route Trigger via Router Digital Input (Contact)
- 73 DVA or Route Trigger via Remote I/O Unit Digital Input (Contact)
- 77 DVA Resetting via Contact Configuration
- 77 DVA Resetting via Router Digital Input (Contact)
- 79 DVA Resetting via Remote I/O Unit Digital Input (Contact)
- 81 External Fault Configuration
- 81 Router Digital Input as External Fault
- 83 Remote I/O Unit Digital Input as External Fault
- 85 Remote I/O Unit Analogue Input as External Fault
- 87 Fault Indication Configuration
- 89 System Configuration
- 89 Changing the System Access Code
- 89 System Date and Time
- 89 System Name
- 90 Emergency Sounder Operation
- 90 Host Routing Timeout Configuration
- 90 Temperature
- 91 Clearing Configuration Data and Restoring the Default Settings
- 91 System Software Versions
- 92 Communication Port Configuration
- 92 RS232 Asynchronous Port Configuration
- 93 RS485 Port Configuration
- 94 Establishing and Testing Network Connection
- 95 Network Faults – Recovery and Diagnosis
- 95 Normal Data Network Operation
- 95 Data Network Operation with Fault
- 96 Normal Audio Network Operation
- 96 Audio Network Operation with Fault
- 97 Diagnostic Tools and Methods
- 97 Network Faults
- 97 Hardware
- 97 Software
- 97 Current Status of the Health Status of the Network
- 98 Audio Loop Failure
- 98 Data Loop Failure
- 99 Polling Control
- 99 All Call Mode Control
- 99 Other Testing Facilities
- 99 Viewing the Routing Status
- 100 Viewing the Contact Status
- 100 Audio Monitoring
- 100 Sounder and Lamp Test
- 101 PC Configuration Tool
- 101 Connection
- 101 Starting a New Configuration
- 101 Loading the Configuration from the Unit
- 102 Loading the Configuration from a File
- 102 Saving the Configuration as Text File
- 102 Applying Changes to the Unit
- 103 VAR8-ACU User Interface Menu
- 105 VAR8-ACU Menu Description
- 118 Fault Indication and Fault Finding
- 118 Fault Indication
- 119 Current Fault Status
- 119 Viewing Slave Active Faults at the Audio Control Unit
- 119 Viewing Audio Control Unit Active Faults
- 120 Fault Acceptance
- 120 Accepting Slave Faults at the Audio Control Unit
- 120 Accepting Audio Control Unit Faults
- 121 Fault Clearance
- 121 Clearing Slave Faults at the Audio Control Unit
- 121 Clearing Audio Control Unit Faults
- 122 Fault Log View
- 122 Viewing the Fault Log at the Audio Control Unit
- 122 Viewing the Audio Control Unit Fault Log
- 122 Viewing a Slave Unit Fault Log at the Audio Control Unit
- 122 Clearing the Fault Log
- 123 System Fault Finding Guide
- 123 General Faults
- 125 Faults Reported Specific to the Audio Control Unit
- 125 Numeric Fault Codes and Their Meaning
- 126 Maintenance
- 126 Training
- 126 Records
- 127 Maintenance Instructions
- 127 Routine Maintenance
- 127 Daily Attention
- 127 Weekly Attention
- 127 Monthly Attention
- 127 Quarterly Inspection and Test
- 127 Annual Inspection and Test
- 128 Replacement of the Real Time Clock Battery
- 129 Corrective Maintenance
- 129 Action by the User after Any Fire (Whether Detected Automatically or Not)
- 129 Action Following a Fault
- 130 Manual Restoration of Default Settings
- 130 Restoring Access Code
- 130 Restoring All Defaults
- 131 Default Settings
- 132 Safety and Precautions
- 132 Environmental
- 132 ESD
- 132 EMC
- 132 Electrical Safety
- 132 Lithium Battery
- 132 Unpacking and Handling
- 132 Packing for Repair
- 133 Reference Documents
- 134 Index